The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-14
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William Winegars little son IS
quite i'll.
Valentine Lippert is in Chicago on
few days visit.
There is only one place to get
Bailey's best coffee.
Mrs. J. Redeem, of Milwaukee, is
visiting friends here.
&C. Gfroerer & Co. expect to auc-
ton off their goods in the near future
and go out of business.
Read what people say of the Bos-
ton Temple quartette and Miss Fay
Davis in another column.
The German Workingmen's soci-
ETY. transacted nothing but routine
business Monday evening.
To be healthy use c. Ell. Ernsts
special Mocha and Java coffee, 80 cents
per pound. Telephone 46.
Woodward & Conley are having a
big rush for reserved seats for Temple
quartette Saturday evening Morch Is.
MFR. and Mrs. Henry Schlax, of Sa-
lem were in to visit Mrs. Schlax' father;
Peter Jacobs, and to attend the chris
uening of Mr.. Jacobs little daughter at
st. Georges church Sunday. !. He says
the ice cutting has closed for the sea-
son.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Smith, who live
in the Mygatt residence, gave a party
Saturday evening for their little daugh-
ter Florence, in honor OF her 9th birth
day. Willie Stemm and Edith Sher-
wood furnished the music for the occa-
sion.
"A well-written advertisement, run
in a good paper, with q bona-flde cir
eulation, which is bought and paid for
by good people because Of its true
worth, is the most successful method OF
attracting business known to the world
of trade.
The Racine Journal suggests that
Racine and Kenosha counties would do
we'll to join together in the establish
meut of d gorkhouse to provide for the
employment of tramps, after the fash
ion provided for in a bill now before
the legislature.
In his sermon Sunday n1orning
Rev, Harry Thompson said that he did
not believe in dragging municipal af-
fairs and politics into the pulpit. A
public hall was the place for such
things and the pulpit place for sa-
cred themes only.
John McKune has been through
Racine and Waukesha counties on a
successful business trip connected with
the Kimball piano. Mr.. McKune has
the best piano on the market, and one
of the readiest sellers. Success is al
ways bound to attend this piano.
The republican convention will be
held Monday evening, Marchss25,- in the
city hall at 7:30 p. M, for the nomina-
ton of city officers and to transact any
other business that may properly come
before the convention.
By Order of the City Con-.
The will Of the late John w. Nor
ton, the we'll known manager of and
stakeholder in the Grand Opera House,
of st. Louis, was found Thursday. BY
it, Judge Laughlin, the deceased mans
attorney, and one we'll known in Ke-
nosha, receives a very fine library. The
will had been missing some time.
Some marauders, at present I'M
known, burgiarized the barn in the
rear of and belonging to the Evansville
bakery, owned by Richter Bros. They
took blankets off the horses and threw
them down aud scattered things around
generally. No property is at present
missed and the affair seems to be ma
licious mischief.
The Davy Clay Ballast company
has purchased piece of property on
the spur of the railroad out near the
brass mill. at least deal has been
made for piece of property out there
and considered closed. though the
papers have not yet been passed be-
tween the parties. No factory will be
put on the property for some time yet.
Not this year at least, though one may
be ultimately, but that is in the dim
future.
Republican caucuses will be held
in the several wards of the city of Ke-
nosha, Friday evening, March %, at
7:3O p. M, for the purpose of choosing
delegates to attend the city convention.
to nominate ward officers, and to trans
act any other business that may prop
erly come before the meetings. .< First
ward caucus at the city hall; Second
ward caucus at the north side engine
house; Third ward caucus at the Dur
kee school house; Fourth ward caucus
at JOS. Bendt's reading room. By Or
der of the CITY Com.
The first of a series of Saturday
evening entertainments was given at
the University hall on the evening OF
the 9th. A goodly number of parents
and friends of the students were pres