The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-04-25
The class colors of the seniors o


the high school are yellow and white.
Thomas English is putting repairs
into his house on South Congress street.
Ben Jensen is improving his Mar
ket street property by the addition of
porch.
james Peterson, who works at the
Kupfer bakery, is very i'll, but is slight
| " improving.
| "A. A. Riel will move into the store
recently vacated by c. Gfroerer, next
Saturday night.
-Wreekage from the lost Chicora is
being found along this shore between
Highland Park and Chicago.
The Northwestern Loan g. Trust
Company loan money on real estate
security at lowest current rates. wtdw
All Capes, Shirt Waists, Wrappers,
new and stylish, at cost.
tfd&w LENT & FUNCK.
Don't forget the cantata Thursday
evening May I'd, given under the man
agement of the ladies of S. Matthews
church. dwm2
/ Miss Lizzie Horning drove out to
| is seriously i'll. Her brother is also
very i'll.
e. F. Markham is not expected to
| live. He is sufferer from quinsy and
is the clerk of the local camp of Modern
Woodmen.
/ Miss Lily Runals has kindly con-
sented to add her name to the program
at the Rhode opera house Thursday
evening May 20. dwm2
The news is given out that Pac-
! tOlus, brother of Alix, is to be put on
the track this season. He promises to
become prime favorite.
The rush for wall paper is on at
Melville's, whose stock is pronounced
the most artistic, as well as the cheap
est ever seen in KenOsha. If d&w
Carl Wade, whose arm was badly
torn in the bark mill at the tannery
some time ago, went to a Chicago hos
pital Tuesday for treatment.
The Northwestern Loan & Trust |
Company is authorized and prepared
to act as Trustee, Executor, Admins |
traitor, Guardian or Receiver; wtdW
Mrs. M. Mcnamara, of Bristol, |
died Monday night, aged II years. |
The funeral was held today from St. |
Patrick's church in Lake county, Ill.
The larger the balloon shoulders
become the more elbow room the girl
wants. 1t will soon be impossible for
man to get close enough to whisper. |
&C. A. Dickhaut is put down in |
several outside papers as a contractor.
Mr.. Dickhaut is full fledged architect
and has nothing to do with contract
ing.
&C. A. Dickhaut has been singularly |
fortunate in his competitions lately. He |
has just been notified that he has won
in competition in Chicago for a fiat |
building.
james Filbin, the well-known
brick mason, was badly injured Tues |
day. He is very heavy and while on |
scaffold at work it gave way and let |!
him down. He is we'll plastered up
today.
ALI obligations of the Northwestern |
Loan & Trust Company are secured by |
deposit with the State Treasurer of
the State of Wisconsin, as provided |
in the law under which the company |
is organized. wtdW |
The ladies of the Parish Aid So. |
ciety of S. Matthews church will pre-
sent to the public very pleasing can
tata on Thursday evening May I'd. All |
the good fairies will be present. Come
and see them. dwm2 |
Great writer's seldom write in a |
hand that is legible, and a great elo- |
cutionist can deliver the simplest Of
compositions in such way that not |
one person in hundred can tell what
it is all about. ia
Perch fishing off the piers has be-
gun. One Finlander fishing there got
so excited when he caught fish that
he sat down on it to keep it from get
ting away, whereupon the crowd yelled
f" Come off your perch"
B. A. Camfield, NJ. D., surgeon of
the Chicago Eye and Ear college, will |
be at E. F. Winegar's Saturday, April
9th for the treatment of the eye, ear,
nose and throat. Do not fail to consult |
the doctor as these are his specialties.
Consultation free. w25d25-6 |
The best advertisement in the
world, one that will do the advertiser
the most good, is plain space adver-
tisement, the general outline of which |
changes as little as possible through
the year, because the eye gets accus- |
toned to the form.
The teachers meetings held in the |
county under Supt. Maloney's super
vision have so far proved quite sue
cessful. Great interest is manifested |
in the work 10y those attending regu
larly, and each meeting shows an in
crease in attendance over that of the |
previous one.
Prank Siddals, the millionaire soap |
manufacturer says he always confined |
his advertising to the newspaper, as it !
gave him the best results. On. some
one remarking that a good many peo-
pie did not read the papers, he replied: |