The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-02-21
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preparations for spring trade. DIV
W. M. Shandrew, of Milwaukee,
was a guest of DR.. G.. w. Toles Mon
day.
Nearly all the doings of the coun-
Gil Monday evening were OF routine
nature.
The Young Peoples whist club
will meet with Miss Florence Clapp
next Saturday evening.
"A sidewalk ordinance ana a snow
cleaning ordinance were passed at the
council meeting Monday evening,
Anthony Jensen takes George
Fay's place as janitor Of the central
school building. at a salary of 500 a
year.
There were nearly fifty people
down from Racine to attend the hyp
motto exhibition at the Rhode Monday
evening.
-Messrs. George Hale, Ii. G. Schulz,
Capt. Frantz and William f. Fisher
played whist Monday evening at Will
L
lam Fishers.
The Phoenix club was entertained
by Miss Allie Quigley Monday evening.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Harry Kupter
and Mart Rowe.
The masquerade given by the
National orchestra took place Monday
evening. 1t was we'll attended and
proved success.
A lot of especially fine canned
goods just in at Bailey's. Prices are
all right too. You pay more for in
ferior goods at some places. DIV
&C. NJ. Young, agent of the q. S.
Express company, has received two
more nice Norman horses foruse on the
route between here and Truesdell.
The police officers got thirteen of
the comic valentines on the 18th. Bro.
Barber cot several more which now
adorn the walls of his new kitchen.
The common council adjourned
on Monday evening to Saturday night.
This adjourned meeting is for the pur-
pose of considering the tax question.
Mrs. j. Fl. Kimball went to Oak
Park Monday to attend the funeral of a
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ritchie.
This child was one Of the twins. Both
are now dead.
There was very small fire at the
Rhode opera house Monday night after
the performance. One Of the curtains
at the entrance caught fire, but was
soon eXtlnguished.
The ordinance anneXing the Brass
vile district passed to its third reading
and was passed at the council meeting
Monday evening. All these ordinances
are now disposed OF.
Paul Denninger and Henry Welg-
and, who took part in the concert OF
the Young Peoples society of the
Evangelical Lutheran church Monday
evening, we're of Racine.
The suggestion made by John /.
Yule that a furnace be put i'll to heat
a portion of the high school building
was adversely acted upon at the school
board meeting Monday night.
The funds of the Associated CHAIR
ties are all gone. The board has
reached it's limit, but appeals for aid
have not stopped. Can't some one or
more help the board out with contri-
buttons?
At the council meeting Monday
evening Mayor Farr forgot the reading
of the minutes and proceeded to bust
ness without them. This caused Aid.
ODonnell to inquire if the mayor was
anxious to get to the show.
-Orrin Bullamore, we'll known
throughout the county, who has been
in Chicago for some time under treat
ment for cancer, was improving nicely
at last reports. His wife has now gone
down for treatment for rheumatism.
The intake we'll has been finished.
It is twenty-six feet deep and of twenty
feet circumference. The whole length
of it was through solid clay, no water
entering to interfere with the work.
1t is now being stoned and bricked up.
The city was practically without a
fire alarm system Monday from 10
o'clock to about o'clock. The circuit
became broken some way and it took
all that time to find the break. 1t was
at last found to be in the central engine
house.
AT the council meeting Monday
evening Aid. Head reported that he
could find no one to whom the reward
of 500 belonged for catching the fellow
who turned in the false alarm of fire
some time ago and recommended that
il be dropped. The recommendation
carried.
Many a man who can well afford
to do so has not yet contributed one
cent to the board of Charities. Calls
for relief are urgent and seemingly on
the increase. There was scarcely
enough money in the treasury at the