The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-05-30

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is visiting friends in Kenosha.
The Big Four whist players met at
William Fishers Monday evening.
Miss Lizzie Krautkramer, cf Mil
waukee, is in Kenosha visiting her par
ents.
"A party of Kenosha fishermen will
HE themselves to the north woods next
week.
Dinner will be served at Post hall
from II to o'clock Memorial day, May
80, for Is cents.
Next Friday the high school nine
will go to Racine to play the Racine
high school nine.
1t is said that there are few men
still left who do not own bicycle.
But they are considered eccentric.
Next Saturday the Racine high
school nine will come here to put up a
ball game with the University team.
Mr.. Simmons has already placed
his order for a new Corliss engine for
the Sterling Bicycle eOmpany's plant.
In writing an advertisement give
the strictest attention to the minor de-
tails, even though they seem OF no
value.
L. M. Theirs oflciated at the or
gan at the Congregational church last
Sunday, during the absence OF Mrs.
HOLSTER.
-Messrs. Barber, Gfroerer and Mrs.
Maynard are all putting in new cement
sidewalks in front of their residences
on West street.
The lawn between the sheriff's
residence and the county building is to
be improved by being raised and
leveled off better.
The Milwaukee clergy are making
it warm for the dens of vice in that
city. The gamblers are handled in the
pulpit without gloves.
The county building and grounds
will be greatly improved in appearance
after the painters and masons are
through with their work.
Fully one hundred men were on
hand at the Sterling factory site Mon
day morning looking for a job. Many
of them were accommodated.
DR.. Toles started out on a drive
Monday evening and one of the wheels
of his buggy came off. Beyond slight
shake up no damage was done.
/ Hoods Sarsaparilla gives great
bodily, nerve, mental and digestive
strength, simply because it purifes,
vitalizes and enriches the blood.
/ -Displayman McDermott received
the following notice this morning:
Continue signals 10 a. NJ, brisk to
high southeast gales for thirty-six
hours"
| Handsome means handy or dexter
Gus. " A handsome man" was origl-
nally one that could turn his hand to
anything, and the phrase has no refer
ence to good looks.
The A. O. III. has decided upon a
Fourth of July picnic to be held on
Washington island. There will be
other societies from out of the city
present to help celebrate the day with
} them.
ALI obligations of the Northwestern
yOan & Trust Company are secured by
deposit with the State Treasurer OF
i the State of Wisconsin, as provided
in the law under which the company
is oroanized. wtdw
Bert Larabee, a composltor IN the
Office of this paper, went to Chicago
Monday evening to take cases on the
Chicago directory. Bert is flrst-class
compositor and faithful worker and
we wish him success.
The next trip Of the Travel
Glass" will be through the Art build
ing at the worlds fair. Pictures ex-
hibited will be sights by the way and
famous paintings in the building.
Thursday evening, May Both at 8
o'clock, in the Congregational church.
Give us man who has push
grit, or as some say sand-who always
looks on the right side-his face always
rejecting sunshine to others, and in a
short time the visionary cloud is gone
and day light appears. Let men stop
croaking-take off their gloves and go
to work,
A preliminary canvass is beng
made among the young men OF Keno
sha to see what interest they will take
looking toward the erecting of build
inc on the site of the Y. M. G.. A. lot.
If willing disposition is shown by
those who should be the most interest
ed in the enterprise it is believed that
the long talked of Y. M. G. A. building
and public library may be forthcoming.
John Widen was put into jail
Monday afternoon by Officer Mat
Moder. 1t seems that John has been
in the habit about once a week of rails
ing Ned generally, and Monday fore
noon he attacked and beat his aged
father in an especially brutal manner.
Complaint was made to the officers,
but as no one seemed willing to appear
, as a witness against himsthe matter
was left by them. Officer N[oder did
not propose to let the matter stand,
and he came down town and swore out
warrant against him and went back
: and arrested him, and then sub
poened the father and mother as
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