The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-01-24
W. F. Halliday is deputy treasury


agent now.
The express companies are MAX
ing strong efforts to get the purchasing
agents off their routes.
The bans we're published Sunday
for the marriage of August Werner
and Catherine Ostermann.
: Suits Overcoats! listers! Prices
the lowest. Come and see. Ames &
Angler, cor. Main and Market SITS.
The social and supper of the Wo-
mans Relief Corps last Saturday even
ing, was very pleasant and enjoyable
affair.
Howard J. Moe, of Lakefeld,
Mimi, and Miss Minnie M. Matson, of
Chicago, were united for life by Rev.
C. E. Goldthorp Sunday.
About forty Of the friends Of Mrs.
Herman Kotz dropped in on her Satur-
day evening on a surprise. The even
ing was very enjoyably spent.
Charles LaBagh of Seeberger, Mo-,
is in Kenosha to visit old friends for a
time. He looks we'll, and his many
friends here will be glad to see him.
William G.. Pitts and Marion L.
Werner, the former of Corpus Cristi,
Tex, the latter of Chicago, we're mar
ried Sunday by Rev. c. E. Goldthorp.
-Leavenworth Kershaw is expect
ing avisit from his mother and sister.
the latter part of the month. He has
not seen his mother in about two years.
We have not deviated from our
rule " to meet and beat any price
named by any competitor and we
mean business, w. d. Bailey q Com
pany. DIV
sc Of all the sad and doleful words
that mankind every writ, there are no
sadder, ones to write than these two,
please remit, n is the words Of paster
some merchants are getting out to be
put on bills.
The figures made out by the Ath-
ietic club Oh the recent minstrel show
come out as follows: No. present on
paid tickets, no; No. passes, %; gross
receipts, $364.95; total cash receipts,
$347.20; expenses about $3.50.
e Samuel Kingsland Jr., informs us
that the Fidelity laundry will remove
into the building formerly occupied by
the organ factory, Church and Wiscon-
sin streets. The place is being repaired
and reftted, and will be ready for oc-
cupancy Feb. /.
--Mesdames CaVanagh and Barnes
entertained their lady friends at whist
last Saturday afternoon. The affair
was in honor of Miss Davis of Oshkosh,
who is their guest. The first prize was
taken by Miss Alice French and the
BOBBY prize by Mrs. R. E. Mailer
Mayor Farr said that inasmuch as
there had been about $4,000 recently
collected and nearly that amount was
in the treasury the judgment of Mrs.
Mary Cunliskey ought to be paid. 1t
was found that including interest and
taking out what had been paid the sum
now stood at about $4,250. 1t was Or
dered paid.
"A store known as the New York
Leader, which has been doing business
in Racine for some time in the general
merchandise line, intends to open up
here Feb. 1, in the old James Mathews
stand. That will probably mean SIS
per day to the city treasury, but what
it will mean to the gullibles of Kenosha
remains to be seen.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church are at present busily engaged
with an entertainment called Mar
guerites Vision,'' which will be given
in the church parlors on Thursday
evening, Feb. q. This is a very
beautiful entertainment and one we'll
deserving of a large attendance. After
the program coffee and cake will be
served to all without extra charge.
Further particulars will be given later,
but remember the date, Feb. q.
The Hubert Zeien case was closed
up Saturday evening. He was up on a
charge of selling liquor on Sunday.
The case came from Brighton and the
evidence of his having sold the liquor
was very clear, but Zeien's attorney
was able to ring in SO much talk about
the case being one in which the COM
plainant was spitefully getting back at
the defendant that the jury returned a
verdict of not guilty. The spite work
was alleged to having arisen from a
school assessment which complainant
refused to pay, whereupon Zeien as
town treasurer, levied on horse and
sold it, some time ago.
"A little while ago an attempt was
made to break up the purchasing agent
business at Elgin. There the agent had
sympathizers who were in the custom
of going to and coming from Chicago
daily. He would get to the station
early and give each one of his friends
package. They would carry it into the
train and give it back when they cot to