The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-12-19
(From THURSDAYS Daily.l


How the lake did roar Wednesday
night Did YOU hear it?
The mails are being to feel the
weight Of Christmas presents.
William Seifert, OF Twin Lakes,
is visiting friends in The city today.
of all fool things put down this
keg rolling scheme as one Of hem.
Have you seen the threshing ma
chine display in Woodward & Conlel's
window?
| The Milwaukee ministers have
decided not to trouble tie charity ball
/ this year.
Ronse Harrison has taken posi-
ton with the Balm Wagon company as
assistant time keeper.
/ Mr. and Mrs E. B. Kipp left We'd
nesday for TWO weeks visit with
I friends in Iowa and Nebraska.
Frank Roddell. Of Pleasant Prairie
paid a fine of 81 and costs this morn
ing for being drunk Wednesday.
Geo. S. Baldwin bought the five
cords of stone from ScOW Harry
Thompson. and will use it in repairing
his dock
/ Z. G.. Simmons has letter from
] ;dge BIodgett, of Chicago, rendering
a fine set of volumes through him to
the public library OF Kcnosha.
People who attended the Uncle
Tom Cabin show Wednesday evening
have not been parading any charges Of
fakeism against it, to speak of.
Some one has said that the medi-
cal profession divide humanity into TWO
classes poor, whom they cure,
and The rich, whom they doctor.
The Revs Morrill, twins, are con-
Quoting Il crusade against the opening
OF saloons at Portage on Sunday. They
were successful in a measure last Sun
day.
Halls Hair Remover enjoys the
confidence and patronage of people all
over the civilized world who use it to
restore and keep the hair a natural
color.
S. S. Strong, Of SOmers, has been
raising some pretty big hogs this year.
He has just sold two which were only
| fifteen months old and weighed 900
pounds.
The German Veterans association
| has incorporated, the articles of ncor-
poration having been fled in Madison
Wednesday. 1t is purely beneficiary
organization.
The Northwestern held off just long
enough to save the Harry Thompson
from being dashed to pieces on the
each. The boat WAS released barely
in time to save her.
-Gustave Maurier, a boy, was ar
rested by the police Wednesday on a
charge of stealing some money from
his mother. After spending the night
in Jail he was let go.
Have you noticed how thick the
English spairOWs are around Keno~ha?
They are getting SD thick now that it
won't be long before not bird Of any
other variety will ever visit the place
The contest on the Will of Bridget
Boyle occupied the attention of the
county court today. Col. Whitney, of
Chicago, and Baker Il Baker, represent
the contestants and i. G.. Slater the
estate.
1t looks as though the bicycle had
come to stay. The railroads have de-
cided to charge for carrying them here
after and now Chicago proposes to put
Il tax of 81 year on every wheel owned
in that city.
Successful advertisers do not ad-
vertise simply because trade is good
and they have little money to spare.
Their rule is to advertise all the time
and increase their publicity when sales
drop below certain figure.
The editor of a Missouri paper
says that the world is to come to an
end in December and eXhorts mer-
chants to advertise so as not to be
losers by having large stocks on hand
when the final moment arrives.
Two Italian boys stole couple of
pairs of mittens from the Feiges store
on Main street Wednesday morning,
One Of the boys was caught and the
! mittens returned, but the other boy
could not be found by the police.
There will be no prosecution.
The storm Wednesday evening was
gentler zephyr here compared with
the blizzard which hOwled through the
northern part of the state. Reports
from Menomniee, Oconto, and other
points say that about two feet of snow
has fallen and is badly drifted.