The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-01-17

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If Won do not read Geo. Hale's ad
vertisement you are neglecting bust
ness.
Patrick O'Hara, formerly of Keno
sha, brought his sister Maggie here for
burial last Saturday.
To be healthy use c. Fl. Ernsts
special Mocha and Java coffee, 80 cents
per pound. Telephone 46. :
Al. Huck, who has been away
from home about five years, has been
home on visit the past week.
Suits Overcoats! listers Prices
the lowest. Come and see. Ames q
Angler, cor Main and Market SITS.
st. Georges congregation elected
their trustees Sunday as follows: Theo
dore Schend, Henry Zeitler and Bern
hard Hermann.
The water tank ordered at the
last meeting of the council for flushing
the sewers, has been finished and de-
liyered to the city.
Prank I'll. Stevens, OF 699 Austin
avenue, Chicago, and Miss Elizabeth
Ann Hall, were married by Rev. E. P.
Lipscomb Jan. 10.
Get your heavy underwear of
Ames & Angler. We have a large var
riety ranging from ST to So suit. Co
Nain and Market SITS.
Arthur Bloss, son of Ward Bloss,
Of Salem, is reported to be in very poor
health. Grave fears are entertained
BY friends for his life.
Bert Reyes who has been i'll for
several weeks with typhoid malaria is
co. Valescent and his mother who has
boen nursing him returns to Chicago
today.
Mrs. N. c. Stafford will be at Miss
Pisk's on South street to give voice Gull
ture lessons on Monday afternoons and
Tuesday forenoons. Voices tried free
Of charge.
Mrs. Burroughs, of Berryville, had
a thumb amputated last Saturday by a
Racine surgeon. The operation was
rendered necessary by the presence of
dead bone in it.
Let every man, woman and child
living here talk for Kenosha. 1t is the
proper thing to do. If you live in a
town speak we'll of it. We are sorry to
say there are some who don't.
The story printed that Archbishop
Katzer would probably be transferred
from the Milwaukee see because Of op
position to Mgr Satolli, is denied in
Milwaukee as being entirely improb-
able
George Huck is reported to be i'm
proving nicely. He has been in very
poor health for some time back. Last
Friday he was attacked by some heart
trouble and for the past few days has
been quite i'll.
Miss Margaret Avery entertained
her friends Saturday at whist and
dancing. The first prizes were taken
bv Mr.. C. Burton and Miss Belle Head.
and the BOBBY prizes by Steve Kehlor
and Belle Stebbins.
Lines have not begun to form much
for the spring municipal campaign as
vet, but two things seem certain.
Mayor Farr will not accept renomi-
nation and Peter Jacobs is pretty sure
to be the democratic nominee.
The funeral of Thomas Mcnamara
of Pleasant Prairie, took place in this
city Sunday at 11:30 a. NJ, in st. James
church and was largely attended.
About thirty-five persons from abroad
came here to attend the funeral.
The hen roost of Mrs. Josiah Bond
was despoiled of about twenty chick
ems last Saturday night. The hen
roost robbery business has got to be
lust about weekly occurrence, and
the police authorities of the city and
country should take steps to see that
this little matter is stopped.
Thomas A. Yates, the treasurer o
Pleasant Prairie, is the happy possess
or of an assistant who can take mans
place in the collection of taxes, IN the
person of his ten year old daughter
Edna. Last Saturday while Mr.. Yates
was busy raking in the shekels at thu
First National bank, the little cir
handled the. books for him and checked
off the names and called the amounts
The sum of $4,000 or more was takel
in. Ordinarily a man is employed t
attend to this part of the business.