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

Tree planting day is near 1atahand.
Observe it.
Canned fruit, most3deliciousand in
great variety at BaiIey's., RI D. .,s..Sssgg
The tug Fred Engel has been
taken to Racine for repairs. -
There Wilhelm smore March wind
for a. NeaGssthanS goodness! ,gs,zs,sss7sgg
Governor Upham says Arbor Day
is May Sd. Plant tree or two.
DIR. ~Toles is about the first mar in
town to have his garden spaded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Huck spent
Sunday with friends in Waukegan.
There is. an inexcusable .sameness
in obituaryanOtiees 4don't you. tl1ink2
Mrs. Wenger, of Cedarburg, is Wis
iting with the Werner family on the
north side.
The funeral OF Miss Smith, who
died Friday, was held from st. Georges
church Sunday.
john Terpening drew the watch
that was ratified off last Saturday even
ing by Roy Hale. s. & j a--s2 & g
Mrs. VIM. F. Bennett, Of Marietta,
Ga, is in the city visiting her father,
Judge VanWyck. -
Sacked bran, '$l6 per ton; sacked
middlings, ST. per ton, at, Jacobs mill
or Stevens feed store <' VAC "
The Kenosha, Crib company is
about to issue its spring catalogue for
which the copy is now in this office.
The simplest and most effective
way of writing an advertisement istO
write what good salesman would say.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Moore and Mr..
E. C. Moore of Racine were guests 2of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Redeker over Sun
day. -. -. -, -
Attorney Haagensen, formerly }of
the Haagensen Bros, of this city, now
of Chicago, made Kerosha visit SUN
day. -
Otto Weiskopf, after an absence of
six years travelling for a jewelry house
througlR the yesta is neW -henle9 mba
visit.
"a Breezy re ! 1Tf imdfss, Which "t occu
pied the boarCis.atsthe9 Rhode 9Thtns+
day night was excellent in every par
ticular.
Word received from oEeoAafa Zee
states that he has concluded his visit
in Florida and goes to New York for a
brief visit. '7@~@ SS~@
L. Y. Starkweather came UP from
Chicago Saturday on his wheel OH a
visit to his grandmother, Mrs. j. B.
Starkweathh!eer;, = 81 sJ0E ~orSrrrr
"A teigrplpI ireachadI here Sunday
for Thomas J. Smith, telling him of his
fathers death. The father lived in
Sandusky, o. 4OTTIII0I4 Ill +
Prof. j. j. Blasdell, of Beloit col
lege, and Miss Butler, daughter of Prot.
Bntler, of Madison, were here to spend
Sunday. They stopped at the Santa
rum.
The ladies of st. Matthew's church
have been working for d few weeks
past on children's opera which will
be given in the Rhode opera house
May 2. !.
Mrs. NC. Stafford viii De- lit Miss
Fisk's on South street to give Toieecul-
ture lessons on Monday afternoons and
Tuesday forenOOns. Voices tried free
of charge.
The report seems to be a reliable
one that Peter Frekker is looking for a
consulship. Several gentlemen claim to
have seen a petition With signatures on
it looking 'toThatend s #aE4 q Z
No matter Whatthe nature Oh merit
of an article, we cannot publish it I'M
less the full name of the author is given.
The name need not necessarily he
given for publication bat9must be
known to the editor.
A new fire insurance company has
been organized and incorporated under
the name Of .tbe Badger State. Fire III.
surance compalE.l THE capital stock
is placed at 100000. Several Kenosha
people have taken stock in it,
R. H. Slosson rested more easily
Sunday night and is somewhat better in
a sense. 1t is feared by those who m-
derstand the nature of his malady that
he will be very sick man before he
willaget much better! His heart is said
to be affected.