The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-12-05


New Holiday books at Mel
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How do you like this weather for
instance?
Did you c'ean off the snow OH your
sidewalk SUNDAY?
Thomas Han en- is confined to the
house with quinsy.
"A number of our young business
men took sleigh ride to Racine Sun
day.
William Senne is now settling
down to housekeeping, under his own
roof tree.
-Bagster- bound, Oxford edition,
teachers Bibles 6x81 in. only $l.85 at
Melvllle's. dwd2tf
If you have ridge of ice on your
sidewalk your turn comes next for tilt
with the street supervisor.
Now that the festivities of Thanks
giving are all over let us get at this
public library matter again.
john Lindermann and August
K0ber have both paid the fines assessed
against them under the snow ordinance.
The wise man tries to assure him
self what the answer will be before
asking important questions in public.
&C. I'll. GOnnermann has just pur
chased new double sleigh. 1t is II
beauty. He also bought cutter for
the children. !
Mrs. Albert PauIick and children
of Bloomington, ILL.,, who has been VS.
iting here the past few weeks has re-
turned home
The latest one to be drawn into the
net of street supervisor Boyle for fill
ure to clear the snow from his side
walk is Henry Beck. e-s.es
The Racine newspapers are trying
to stir up the local officials to follow
Kenosha'o example in the matter OF
cleaning off sidewalks.
Those who attended the memorial
services in honor oil the deceased men,
bers of the Elks report very impressive
services in Racine Sunday.
C. r. Mcdowell acted as spokes-
man for the local delegation to the BAH
quet of the Racine Travellers Protective
association Saturday evening.
Miss Della Kingsland, a cOmpOsitor
in this office, is Ill. Our force is now
two hands short, Chas. Zweenic be
ing still unable TO use his arm, injured
by falling on the sidewalk.
The SNOW ordinance is all right
and if it isn't legal it ought to be.
Icy sidewalks have cost the city han
dreds of dollars and there should bt
someway TO remedy the evil.
Prot SIearns, OF the Madison uni
versity who visited our schools here
last week Monday, reports to Prof.
WiswaIl us inspector that the KenosLa
schools are in excellent condition.
Every citizen of Kenosha is wantt
as member of the public library as
ISOLATION. Let everybody take sutti
Gent civic pride upon himself to make
the public library one of the most
priced institutions of the city.
i hat street matter should receive
favorable consideration at the council
meeting this evening. Fully 100000
worth of property which would soon be
improved would thus be opened up for
use, which is now being used for cow
pasture.
A social is announced at the Con-
gregational church for next Thursday
evening, to which all are invited. Sup
per at 6:15 o'clock. The Possesses for
this occasion will be Mesdames G. A.
Dewey, G.. II. Curtis, j. L. Stevens and
F. ii. Hall.
The young peoples whist club was
entertained by Miss Jane Swift ON Sat-
urday evening. A very enjoyable time
is reported. The first prizes were won
by Miss Lewis Balm and Wainwright
Lance and Miss Belle Stebbins and
Walter Cavanagh took the BOBBY prizes.
Geo. Curtis, chairman of the county
board was in town Monday signing
county orders. There were about five
hundred orders drawn, the largest
amount of any one order going to L. D.
Graves, proprietor of the Grant house,
for board of jurors and bailiffs in the
arson trial.
An editor sarcastically remarks that
he wants to buy sack of -four, pair
of shoes and felt hat and he is ready
to receive the lowest bids for the same.
He states that some of his town mer-
chants treat him this way when they
want printing to the amount ot$2 done.