The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-10-17

revealed until they are dead.
William Brinkman, of Roby, Ind,
is visiting relatives and friends here.
Mrs. j. w. Underwood, of Wauwa-
tosa, is visiting Mrs. S. W. Truesdell.
old Uncle Seneca Beals, the
soldier printer, is one among us again.
II. L. Carter has been in Chicago
the past few days looking up real
estate.
james Carroll, Chicago police
man, is here visiting friends and re-
latives.
The Southport club has closed up
shop and the room will be used for
other purposes.
The green against the black and
red next Saturday at association park.
1t will be hot game.
The railroad company has been
making a good thing oft today taking
the eXcursionists to Milwaukee.
Frank Williams, the drayman, has
bought the handsome draft team lately
owned by the Chicago Bedding Co.
Mrs. F. Robinson and daughter,
Miss Ida, who has been at Maintowoc
the past few daysreturned home Tues
day.
H. W. Marden reports that he
picked up a poll list of Wheatland for
the year 1866 and wants to know who
lost it.
Bailey, the peoples grocer, wants
your trade and offers big inducements
to get it and hold it. Call and see
about it. DIV
The Badger Boys dance comes off
next week Monday evening and quite
number outsiders are expected here
to attend.
Mrs. Peter Boyer celebrated the
44tl anniversary of her birth Monday
evening with about seventy-tive or
eighty friends.
Mrs. T. O'Neil, Of Philadelphia,
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
P. English, Tor some time, returned
home Tuesday.
Il. ID. Jones was called 10 new
York the latter part of last week on
account of the death of q brother and
has not returned.
Mrs. C. w. Zweenic, and Misses
Mary Horning and Rose Fonk, of Paris,
are taking in the semi-centennial cele
bration at Milwaukee.
No,o1t Won co.i 20 ito for I7Ol1r hQct
interests to buy your groceries of Bal
lev. The interests of economy and
good health demand it. DIV
"A man of means stands ready to
pay 80 cents on the dollar on Dan
Head q Co. certificates of deposit and
pay the money over at once.
"A gentleman FAMED Owen from
Chicago is here today looking over to-
day looking over the Dan Head bank
building with view to it's purchase.
-Bailey's coffee is the essence Of
everything good in the coffee line.
There's no use talking, it can't be beat
in this market. Give it a trial. 1t
sings it's own praises DIV
There is one thing those who are
voting for macadam for their streets
must look out for. That is that they
get good top dressing. Without a
good one the streets will be little
better off than they are now.
The county court was kept busy
Tuesday forenoon with hearings in the
Bridget Boyle estate and in Mrs. Vroo-
man against the estate OF Lucretia
Wilson. The former was continued
and the latter submitted t. the court.
H. NJ. Rogers was taken suddenly
with neuralgia of the right side We'd
nesday and for time it was feared
that he had neuralgia of the heart. He
was taken home and DR.. Pugh called.
This afternoon he was much improved.
If we let these two factories which
are perfectly sound in everyway, go away
how can we consistently help in other
factories which may desire to come
here? The way to build up a town
is to keep what we have while bidding
others to come.
Some OF j. A. JacKSOnS frlenQS re-
minded him of his 38th birthday ami
versary Tuesday morning. In beginning
his work for the day Johnson found an
elegant gold watch fob lying on his
desk. He at first took it for book
mark for his bible, but later was in
structed how to wear it and taught it's
uses.
We are pleased to note that the
Gazette has come to our way of think
ing with reference to the calling of a
meeting of the Business Mems associa-
ton to see if something cannot be done
to retain the two factories talking of
leaving us. Now, in the interest of the
city, let the meeting be called and the
matter be canvassed. The interests of
the city at this point demand a meet