The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-12-05
Looks as though our snow would

Looks as though our snow would
stay with us this time.
Frank Higgins, of Waukegan, Wis
tied friends here Tuesday.
Charles Krebs, Jr., the ten-year.
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krebs
died Tuesday evening of diphtheretit
Group.
! The fact that 100000 bicycles
will be made in 1896 does not ex.
city any vivid interest in the man who
hasn't money enough to buy one.
John Dawson, of Pleasant Prairie
was run'in Tuesday for being drunk
and was assessed the customary ST. and
costs by Justice Mathews this morning.
How many of us have sympathiZed
atone time or another in our lives,
with an old lady who said she had Sc
many Things to do she guessed she'd go
to bed.
Il like to sit before fire and write,
said the poet. Yes, it must be pleas
ant for manufacturer to have q con-
sumner constantly before him. returned
the cynic.
&C. T. Segar, president of the C. r.
Segar Furniture company, of Chicago,
who was formerly citizen here, died
at his home $50 West Congress street,
that city.
Now that the ice is strong encugh
to bear ones weight, LOOK out for
drowning accidents as youngsters are
apt to venture too near dangerous air
holes and break through.
Mayor James, of Racine, has ap-
pointed a committee of three, consist
ing OF Aid. Elholm, Evans and Field,
to meet with similar committee here
on the Sheridan road matter.
-Bailey's coffee, which is now q
household word is without an equal.
It's rich aroma and smooth taste rem
der it the coffee for epieures and lovers
of the real stuff. ASK Bailey about it,.
Miss Jennie Bulls friends will be
glad TO learn that she is getting along
nicely at the H3hnenlalpn hospital,
Oh cagI, where she went last Saturday
to undergo a painful surgical operation.
If you haven't already sried it you
will be surprised to- find how like green
corn the canned article cana be made to
taste. Bailey sells u brand superior to
amy in this markst. Try sample
order
Chicago dispatches, say that the
retail business has Rlcked' mp phenom-
enally during the paA: montlnMlfl many
q house that eXp&eted baGl financial
ban in the Tall, but has been
tided ovef by the iaSreasedi business.
L. A Cass a former propries@g OF
the TERRGRAPH-G COURIER: and who
went from. here to- Bloomington Ed,
and bought the Leader OF that City has
just sold that paper for sM6, O0N and
will retire from tbe' newspaper busi
Aess. 1t is his intention to c0smnect
wsth buRSeiing and. losam as
ISOLATION
There are strict laws a3ont throw
ing aShoS40n the SGreeC andi the only
thing business men who have nowhere
to throw them can,do is. tD have them
carted OFF,. Whywould 1t aot be gontt
idea for some maa who has q horse
idle this winter, if he is oat of work, to
start a wagon tDtake away ashes reg
nlarlvg He ought to be able tsn work,
no uuiFa A business.
-raesdity night was ssn ideah ONE for
sleigh rides. linn fact it was too good a
night The MNon was glorious, but
too bright, and the roads were SO ex-
treimeIy smo0Bh that il was only by an
excessive stretch of imagination that
any young nEan could thnk hiS girl in
any danger ait all of being jolSed: out of
he sleigh. III" Kenaper Han girls and
teachers llsaed six sle3gts ana made tina,
most of tA6 evening"