The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-06-13
Circuit court stands adjourned ur-

S1IOuIt OOulU
t / the September term.
The Chicago Monarchs will play
the Park Citys next Sunday.
The assignee's account was proved
in the Binninger case Tuesday.
Miss Cora Berry has taken posi-
ton with Il. E. Sutherland & Co.
Divorce was granted by Judge
Fish in the case Of Schwan VS.. Schwan
-Janitor Kingman has been re-em-
ployed for the Durkee school for an
other year.
Attorney M. A. Baker is moving
today into his new office in the Lentz &
Funck building.
The SANDER suit of Anna Lohaus
vs.. J. Bernard Lohaus, has gone over
to the next term of court.
The Lentz & Funck building since
its improvement makes one of the neat
est store fronts on Main street.
The appeal of the Stahl will case
was heard by Judge Fish Tuesday and
taken under advisement by him.
In the case of Homer VS.. Lohaus,
the sale of the Lohaus property was
confirmed and the proceeds of sale
were ordered distributed.
In few years the sweet girl gradu-
ate will be dishing up hominy and
fried meat instead of tangled metaphors
and rudderless rhapsodies.
The first thing a new family in
town looks for is a place to buy gro
ceries. Try Bailey. He will treat you
right and the prices are low. DIV
No divorce was granted in the case
of Hilderbrand VS.. Hilderbrand. Judge
Fish decided that the evidence was not
sufficient, so the case goes over to the
next term.
Farmers say that tho rain was
very general one all over the county,
and did immense good. In some 10
calities they claim the rain was too
late to save some crops.
of course the strawberry season is
about over, but watch Bailey's store.
He will have something to take the
place of the luscious fruit. DIV
Mrs. Gamer, who has been here for
the past three weeks caring for her
little grandson, Roy LOOMS, left for
her home at Lake Zurich this morn
ing.
Com. Burg moved that a fourth
assistant be employed for the high
school, at the meeting Of the school
board Tuesday evening. The matter
was not acted on.
Com. Head reported that the COM
mittee on buildings Of the school board
| wanted more time. He stated that
Com. jackson had been away and con-
sequently nothing could be decided on
in the way Of a new building.
W. Fl. Wheeler has Watertown,
Waupun and Elkhorn on his list Of
places which need water works He is
| building the works in Waupun, and in
the other two towns they are figuring
with him still
e. I. johnson, an old Kenosha
county boy, but now president of the
State bank of Williams, Iowa, is here
on visit to friends. Mr.. Johnson says
they have had fine rains in Iowa and
crops are looking well.
-Ames & Angler are offering bona
fde discount of ten per cent to cash
purchasers. Remember a big ten per
cent. slice cut right off from everything.
If you want anything in the clothing
line be sure to call on Ames & An
gier. dill wit
"A bill for a years service Of the
johnson electric heat regulator was
brought before the school board Tues
day evening. 1t ran against snag.
This was the first intimation the board
had that the service had not been pur-
chased out and out and was therefore
not under any rental or royalty. The
matter was referred to the committee
on claims.
-SuIphume baths are uneXcelled by
the most celebrated sulphur springs
with the additional advantage of being
taken at home. The medicinal effect
Of sulphur baths, by absorption of sui
phur through the glands, acts directly
upon the blood, purifying it, and re-
moving all unhealthy secretions and
odors from the body. Sulphume is the
greatest blood purifier known. Try it.
For sale by Woodward & COnley. dWtf
An application for position as
high school assistant was made at the
school board meeting Tuesday evening
by Herman Garrison. Mr.. Garrison
came very highly recommended as a
Latin teacher and on other qualifica-
tons. After the recommendations had
been laid before the board, Mr.. Nc
DoWell moved that Mr.. Garrison's ap-
plication be endorsed to the committee
on teachers with the recommendation
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