The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-21

III hGuOSud.
The Modern Woodmen of Somers
will visit the local camp next Tuesday
evening.
Monday evening the mixed choir
of st. Georges church serenaded Rev.
Father Joseph Dries.
Mrs. James NJ. stryker, Of Chica-
go, is visiting her daughter Mrs. Frank
A. Runals and family.
Edward Letson has opened a
blacksmith SHOP III John Irving's old
place on Milwaukee avenue.
Fresh vegetables and fruits are not
to be had now. Try their nearest sub
stitute, Bailey's canned goods.
j. B. Davidson will be city engin-
eer for one year more. He was elected
by the council Monday evening.
Have you tried our New York
cheese? 1t is the very best. Tele-
phone 46. G. FL. Ernst, grocer. <
Louis Althoff will put up build
ing on Union street, just III the rear of
the Tenhagen house, for saloon pur-
poses.
The school board rendered it's re-
port to the council meeting Monday
night. 1t makes a remarkably fine fl
nancial showing.
An ordinance was presented to the
council meeting granting the City
Water company power to purchase the
old water plants.
=" A Breezy Time" will be the next
attraction at the Rhode. 1t comes
March %. 1t is a sort of companion
piece to {" A Summer Blizzard.n
August Leske, whose leg was
broken on Market street in cave-in
of a water works trench, a couple Of
months ago, is able to get out some
now.
The reward of $25 offered some
time ago to the person catching the
fellow who, turned i'll q false alarm, was
Monday evening voted to Mrs. Matt
Buchanan.
Mrs. n. C. Stafford will be at Miss
Fisk's on South street to give voice Gull
ture lessons on Monday afternoons and
Tuesday forenoons. Voices tried free
of charge.
All obligations of the Northwestern
Loan & Trust Company are secured by
a deposit with the State Treasurer of
the State of Wisconsin, as provided
in the law under which the company
is organized. WtdW
The city engineer was instructed
to draw the street lines for Strong
street at the council meeting Monday
evening. This is one of the places
where people have been encroaching on
the streets with their fences.
In the matter of the State of Wis
consin vs.. j. E. Tillotson, the court de-
clared the defendants bonds forfeit.
The matter is left, however, so that in
case Tillotson shows up Tor the next
term of court, matters will be all right.
The republican convention will be
held Monday evening, March..25, in the
city hall at 7:30 p. M, for the nominal
ton of city officers and to transact any
other business that may properly come
before the convention.
By Order of the CITY Com.
Albert Karnell ran across quite a
lucky find recently. He was looking
over some old papers and found some
stamps on them which dated back to
the time before the perforated edges
were made. In the olden time they
had to be clipped with scissors. The
stamps brought him So apiece.
"A movement was made regarding
the Park avenue sewer at the council
meeting. The mayor has been instruct
ed to get an engineer to inspect it be-
fore the next meeting night, and make
a report on it, so that the whole thing
may be settled either one way or the
other, before the present council goes
out of existence,
The fotteil assessment roll was
shown up again at the council meeting
Monday night. A man on the North
side had purchased piece of property
and had been assessed on it two years.
During the same two years it had been
assessed to the former owner. That
shows the necessity of an assessor this
spring who will assess.
The F. S. Becker street sign mat
ter came up again at the council meet
ing Monday evening. This time in the
form of proposition by him to put
two coats of white lead paint on the
signs. His proposition was accepted
and he was ordered to do the work in a
workmanlike manner. If this is done
to the councils satisfaction the bill is
to be paid.
The business at the the circuit
court before adjournment Monday
afternoon disposed of the following
cases: State of Wisconsin VS., Thomas
Hughes, nolle prosequi entered; State