The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-05-23
Strawberries fresh every day a

Strawberries fresh every day at
BaiIeys.
james Marsh, Of Chicago spent
Sunday here.
Miss Bessie Wells spent Sunday at
home with her mother.
1t looks very much as if the spring
poem were frost bitten.
Mrs. and Miss Dupee spent Sunday
at the University school.
john Van NOrtWick was in town
for few hours Saturday,
Miss Blish has been on the sick
list for the past few days.
Bring along the babies. We'll do
the rest. Brown & SCHROEDER.
If wheat continues to go up the
poor man will have to live on straw
berries.
Winter seems to regret having re-
linquished it's soft seat in the lap OF
spring.
Nothing brings out all the good or
all the evil that is in men so much as
misfortune.
Miss Isabelle Bond is again in her
place at the organ in st. Matthews
Sunday school.
The man with the most patience
and the woman with the most money
get along the best.
The young peOble had very
pleasant party at the University school
last Saturday evening.
Rev. Joseph Dreis, who is in Mil
yankee under treatment expects to be
back here next Sunday.
1t is suggested that humane So
ciety in this city would be good thing.
Why not organize one?
Money is highly desirable, but the
man who sacrifices his conscience for 1t
invariably makes mistake.
The Aetnas we're disappointed
Sunday by the Racine club which was
to play them. They did not show up.
Joe Tully's base ball club didn't
play ball with the Mud Plungers. 1t
seem they didn't have the price Of a
ball.
1t is a curious fact that in all
mans theories about how to achieve
success none of them includes hard
work.
-Kenosha county experienced Sc
we're freeze Sunday night and some
farmers fear that the small berry crop
is ruined.
The Riley company failed to draw
an audience last Saturday evening, and
civ Oh D0rh
just as well.
H. c. Schultz is pressing the pic
mic of the Modern Woodmen to be held
in Madison with all his might. 1t will
be held June 4.
The tug Jesse Spanlding left here
Sunday night, having in tow for Chi
cago a scow laden with sand and an
other scow light.
The little seed, advertising, planted
in the right way, at the right time and
in the right soil, is sure to bring an
abundant harves,.
William Fowler, of Milwaukee, who
was an overseer at the laying of the
brick in Main street sewer, called on
friends here Monday.
The Northwestern Loan & Trust
Company is authorized and prepared
to act as Trustee, Executor, Admins
traitor, Guardian or Receiver. wtdw
1t is a peculiar thing, though
true, that the man with the nOisest
laWn-mower always uses it the most
after everybody has gone to sleep.
The bicycle fever seems to be rag
ing to the extent of an epidemic in this
city, but the health department does
not deem it necessary yet to institute a
very rigid quarantine.
Martin Horning, of Paris, had an
other attack of his former trouble, heart
failure of some kind, last week. He
will 90 to Racine this week to consult
Dr. Meachem of that city.
VIM. Davy has a contract with
Contractors Farley & Green, of Chica-
go, to dig eighteen miles of sewer
trench near Chicago. The work will
be done with Mr.. Dayy's patent dig
ging machine.
Ed. Griffin got into trouble Satur-
day night and was obliged TO settle
matters. He was charged by Mrs
Herman Mueller with assault. He used
some very abusive language, slapped
her face and kicked her in the limbs.
The markets are getting better
more attractive and tempting every
week, and the epicure's carnival can bt
arranged Tor ut any early date. Laml
is cheaper, SO, too, are new vegetables
anu of fruits there is a good supply
especially Of oranges, Strawberries ano
pr APPLES.