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

Miss LlLZlG hdlScIs VI hdCllC, 10
visiting With Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Dick
haut.
The new woman is all right in her
way, but what We want just now is the
new potato.
Mrs. w. A. Gerken, of Blooming
ton, H., is visiting With Mr.. and Mrs.
, G.. f. Stemm.
The county building is receiving a
fresh coat Of paint. Peter Wood is
doing the work.
Mrs. Paul f. Beich, of Blooming
ton, H., is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Dickhaut.
1t is to be hoped that the sweet
girl graduate of this season has not for
gotten how to help her mother.
Happiness is largely matter Of
not oyeresiimating our troubles and
not undertaking our treasures.
The house Of Martin Van Liere, of
Woodwork, was also entered by burg
lars Wednesday night and about So in
money stolen.
The speechma1er is as great a
nuisance as the girlWho goes to Boston,
studies six months, and then comes
home and recites pieces
A restless, discontinued man is Of
some use after all; he may never do
any good for himself, but he makes
work for the shoemaker.
We presume this uncertainty as to
the financial problem will have to con
tinue until the sweet girl graduate has
finished her commencement gown.
Mrs E. J. Humphrey and Mrs. Dr..
Dove, Of Muskegon, Mich, ale visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Rose, at 412 Pearl
street. They will be here about two
weeks.
Joe Tulley, who has the contract
for the brick and stone work of the
Sterling bicycle factory, says the job
will require 500, GOO brick and 200 cords
of stone.
Every man is the architect Of his
own fortune, and some make such a
poor job Of the plans that other people
are glad the building rests entirely on
the owners shoulders.
The Young ladies Of Kemper hall
are just now engaged in learning to
play basket ball, sort Of substitute
for foot ball. for girls. An instructor
from Chicago is giving them lessons in
tho game.
Michael and George Isermann have
rented G.. H. Gonnermann's store on
corner Of Main and Market square, for
mcrly occupied by A. A. Rel, and will
put in a LARGE stock Of dry goods and
groceries. We wish them success.
Invitations are out for the marriage
Of Miss Caroline Petit to Mr. Harry
Sheffield GlisWold The ceremony will
take place Tuesday evening, June IL,
as six o'clock at st. Matthews church.
The cards announce that Mr.. and Mrs.
GrisW0ld will be at home after August
first at II Forty Sixth street: Chicago.
Talk up your own town; don't run
it down: If you do not like it leave it,
but don't stay here and abuse it. AS
long as YOU choose to reside here You
are component part Of the place am
are very foolish to see your own dis
p1ragcmeif Talk up your town,
StIi5e and speak III lis praise. and show
yourself worthy Of Your home and
friends.
Julius Cappelen, the welI-llnown
and skillful worker in tin, copper and
brass. who for eight years has been
employed at the Chicago Brass works,
has decided to engage in business for
himself and has opened shop in the
room with Henry Timme on Market
street, where he will do all kinds Of re-
pairing in metal work. There is no
better mechanic in Kenosha than Mr..
Cappelen, and We wish him the success
that his ability entities him to.
Mayor Farr is in receipt of letter
from the president Of the Sheridan
Drive association requesting that the
council order photographs taken of
pretty bits Of scenery along tie pro
posed read in Kenosna county and city,
the same to be used III making illus
trations for articles to appear in the
city papers 1t seems t. lis that few
dollars spent in this way would certain
" bring big returns, especially at this
time, when attention is hcing attracted
to the advantages Of this great north
shore.
st. Mary's home for children CRATE
fully acknowledges the following dona-
tons since the first Of May: The Keno
sha Tea company. 2 lbs. plunes. | ID.
cocoanut, III. baking powder, | bottle
vanilla, bottle lemon extract: Il. II.
Foster, so los flour; Mrs, Foster, 2
pkgs. pancake flour, jar pickles jar
jam; Z. j. English, meat three times;
Mrs Newell, 3 gals. milk; Hiram
Backnaa & Sons, 81 gals. milk; L
friend, l gal. milk; Miss Blish, 6 bars
soap; Mrs. Vim. r. Fisher, one piece
cotton clotl; Mesdames Simmom&,
Barnes, strong, Bradbury. Rowe Kim
bail. one piece ticking; Kempcr. Hall
maids, 8 calls tomatoes.
And a-;dn tie friendly newspaper
I come IL re rescue of the unsuspecting
as:ua Wll;s has money. Another snindle
is lad ts,ie IS the story goes the. plan
! IS sort Ilt- like this: A man comes
along with 80 bill and gets it
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