The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-21
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Dead men have no faults
For fine cigars call on c.. II. Ernst
A pig sly is not a good pearl mar
ket.
A broken word can never be men
ded.
Remember Bailey's coffee whenyou
buy.
The Catholic Knights met Monday
evening, and initiated quite delega-
ton.
Bert Crosby is associated with I.
j. Smith in the publication of the city
directory.
Sunday evening Rev. G. E. Gold
thorp preached an excellent sermon on
civil government.
Mrs. Louisa Settlers, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. w. Zweenic and sister Annie spent
Sunday in Racine
-LeavenWOrth KershaW and Walter
Cole, of the University school, spent
Sunday III Chicago.
Misses Ruth and Gay Van VIE, of
Salem, are spending few days with
Mrs. d. A. Mahoney
Alex. Huck went to Milwaukee
Saturday evening to spend Sunday and
Monday with his sister.
To be healthy use G. FL. Ernst's
special Mocha and Java coffee, 80 cents
HNo1o,1hnno AZ
Mrs. Altringer and John Linen, Of
Racine, were here Sunday on a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Link.
A. DelnO, recently of Racine, will
start up an oil and gasoline line of
business here in the near future.
William Isermann has accepted a
position with a Milwaukee wholesale
pickle house, and is now on the road.
County Clerk Bert Robbins spent
Sunday in Salem. Some of his friends
wonder what the attraction is out there
People wore the green in consider
able numbers Sunday. The orange
failed to make its appearance, so far as
noticed.
Mrs. Ezra Simmons has very re-
en- tly been elected member of the
National Press association, position
of honor.
-" Cash" Triple, who has been in
Dakota for the past few years, has re-
turned to Kenosha to reside, he came
back Saturday.
August Mehling, who has worked
in Bain's shops steadily for twenty-five
wears, has now retired and will start a
meat market on Hanson street.
Henry Seltsam, of the North side,
died Sunday, March II, aged Is years.
He was born in Gruenstadt, Rheinfalz,
Bavaria, and has resided in this country
a number of years.
-Messrs. Wells & Messier have ex-
tensive machinery in their shop on
Market street which they constantly
keep in motion. Young men of their
stamp should be encouraged
A Racine blood made his appear
ance on the North side Sunday in a
nice livery rig and the garb of a sub
iect of King Gambrinus. he was so
full he made a spectacle of himself for
sometime.
There were nineteen of the Modern
Woodmen who went out to Somers Sat-
urday evening. They worked the de-
gree and took supper at the home OF
LAFAYETTE Cook. A most pleasant time
was enjoyed.
Miss Ambrose McKune, who has
been teaching in the town of Brighton,
has closed her winter term and is home
for a three weeks vacation, when she
will return to commence the summer
term in the same school.
The little girl of Fred Higgins
adopted, over whom there was a legal
fight recently, concerning her heirship
in the Edward Birch estate, is dead.
She was brought here and buried Sun
day, Rev. C. E. Goldthorp performing
the ceremony.
The tug Vera celebrated st. Pat
rick's day by making her first trip OF
the season out into the lake. She is
under the management of Capt. Fred
Eichler On her return she towed in
the fish boat Big Mary, which Capt.
Chas. Joerndt has taken out in the
morning and was unable to get back.