The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-04-25

day in Chicago.
There were five weddings from out
of the city here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwell of Chicago
visited Mrs. and Miss Brande Saturday.
Misses Weeks and Brown returned
Sunday from few days visit in Ra-
cine.
The funeral of the little child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon ~Krebs took place
Sunday.
New cement walks are being laid
about the Congregational church
grounds. $
Base ball bids fair to be the popu-
lar game this season. Various clubs
are being organized.
&C. M. Thorn, of Chicago, drove to
Kenosha Sunday with horse and buggy
to visit Victor Eppler.
"A local dealer says that gasoline
has followed oil and is now one cent a
gallon higher than it has been.
Mrs. John Fassbinder removes to
Chicago this week to live and keep a
boarding house on Clybourn place.
Eddie Beyersdorfer and George
Heinsmann came up from Chicago on
their wheels Sunday to call on friends
and relatives. !,
The schooner Arendale, OF Manis-
tee, Mich, came intosport Sunday with
a load of lumber and shingles for Pal
meter & Kipp.
There is much excitement at Kem-
per hall over the annual junior sere-
made which may be expected at any
time from now on.
The way in which ciscos and perch
were, pulled in from the lake Sunday
was caution. There must have been
tons of them taken in.
Crit. Mcclellan was in very critl-
cal condition Sunday, having been i'll
for several days of spinal meningitis.
He is somewhat better today.
Meat has "riz." Why are these
things thus, says the weary household
er. The butchers enjoy it. But what
is one mans meat is another mans
poison"
Mrs. Sheldon, who conducts the
ladies history class in KenOsha, will
leave about May Is for tour through
Europe, chaperoning party from Mil
waukee.
Mrs. N. C.. Stafford will be at Miss
Fisk's on South street to give voice ct1-
ture lessons on Monday afternoons and
Tuesday forenoons. Voices tried free
Of charge.
Fred Joerndt broke his left wrist
Sunday. He was on ladder and one
of the rounds broke letting him fall
onto fence in such way as to cause
the fracture.
PROF. Axtell, of the Rochester
Academy, spent Sunday in Kenosha a
guest of Rev. C. 81. Rogers. He pre-
sented the claims of his school at the
Congregational church in the morning.
is it economy to advertise in the
paper that quotes you rates lower than
all the rest? Does it not portend that
the circulation must be the smallestY
You want the best. It's results that
you are after.
1t is Uncle Richard, now. Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. K. Volkmann, are re-
ioicing over the advent of son Sun
day. They live in Brookline, Mass.
Mrs. Volkmann was Miss Bessie Howe,
sister of Richard Howe.
Local items of interest are few and
far between just now. There is a gen
eral season of quiet even IN the social
world. Everybody seems to be attend
ing to the details OF business, without
even having any great plans or schemes
under consideration.
"A postmistress and all her lady
friends out in Rock county, are greatly
worked up over a postal card that
passed through the office which had
written on it, "Dear Charlie, i take
pleasure in giving you the details of
that scandal" The rest was in cipher
The petty thieving among the
stores still seems to continue. For the
most part it seems to be carried on by
boys. Sunday night some boy or boys
entered George Hale's store and got
away with about $3.50 in small change
which was left in the cash drawer.
Several times recently Mr.. Hale has
caught the thieves and let them off
with a sharp reprimand. He has got
to the end of this rope now, and the
next one he catches will be obliged to
stand the consequences.
A burglar broke into Myron Hale's
shed Sunday evening and carried off a
lot of garden utensils. Mr.. Hale says
that there seems to be deep seated de-
sire in somebody to rob" and burglarize
him. Several times lately attempts
have been made on both the barn and
the other sheds. Usually heretofore
the dog has frightened them away and
Sunday night is the first time they got
anything. Petty thieving of this kind
seems to be more or less frequent all
around. Mr.. Hale feels quite certain
that he knows who took the stuff and
he will secure what evidence he can and
then prosecute.
Members of the Business Mems
club are in correspondence with Mr..
Croy, a representative Of the CONT
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