The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-06-20

fee order it of Bailey.
You cannot tell what people have
from what they wear.
BE slow to wrath-even if the
other fellow is the smaller.
The best -four at the lowest price
inythis' market at Bailey's.
Mrs. Sincl air, Of Ravenswood, is
visiting Mrs. T. L. Moore.
Mrs. r. n. Lyman entertained her
lady friends Tuesday at an afternoon
tea.
What a man considers cute in his
child he considers idiotic in some
body's else child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skinkle have taken
apartments with the Misses Bond, on
Prairie avenue, for the Summer.
The future is full of promises, but
You viii find when You get to it that
you have to hustle to realize them.
The Woman's club now has it's
rooms in the apartments formerly &C.
cupied By the Business Mems club over
the Western Union Telegraph Office.
The Northwestern Loan IL Trust
Company loan money on real estate
security at lowest current rates. wtdw
Bailey is receiving fresh home
grown strawberries every day now.
Place your order early in the morning.
June weddings are 60 numerous as
to threaten a shortage in the supply Of
old shoes to throw after the departing
brides.
One side of Chamberln's jewelry
store may be rented to a suitable per-
son. It is a desirable location and a
business should do well there.
Miss Bertha Eiehelman leaves
Tuesday for Wausau, Indiana, where
she will spend four or five weeks visit
ing the family of her brother Will.
The death of Jacob Ernst leaves a
vacancy on the board of supervisors.
This vacancy will be filed by the city
council, that body having the power to
appoint.
There isn't street in Kenosha ex-
cepting Main street thatF doesn't need
cutting down to grade. In nearly
every block they are higher than the
sidewalks.
-" Monte Cristo" was well presented
at the Rhode Tuesday evening. There
was a fair house in attendance, but the
fire scared good many out after the
performance began.
Tuesday night Mrs. Frank Holder
ness gave party for her son, Frank,
Jr., who had arrived at his majority.
The house was beautifully decorated
and the yard was hung with Chinese
lanterns. Dancing was INDUCED IN to
late hour.
james Mcdonald the man that was
50 severely injured in the brass mill
early in May, has SO far recovered as to
be able to be up now all day. The
splints will be removed from him the
latter part of next week. Then, save
incident weakness, will be considered
very well again.
We understand that Mrs. De Croft
and daughter Jennie and the Misses
Bertha Goener and Ellen Wallin, who
were occupants of the house that burn
ed Tuesday night, are entirely destitute
Of clothing or-mea1s to replenish their
wardrobe. Charitably disposed per-
sons may render acceptable service by
!, giving any aid in their power.
The German Methodist church will
give an entertainment at the Bristol
Rink, on Friday evening, June %. An
interesting program is being prepared.
The German choir, of Kenosha, will
favor the audience with some enjoyable
selections. Mr.. Yeomans, of Kenosha,
will render some fine cornet solos. Ad-
mission Is cents, children under twelve
Is cents. Refreshments will be served
after the entertainment.
dGw By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
The funeral of Miss Rose Murty
took place Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock from St. James church and was
very largely attended, testifying to the
high regard the deceased was held in
this community. The remains were
escorted to the beautiful St. James
cemetery by the Ladies' Sodality and
the League of the Sacred Heart, both
of which societies she was member in
good standing. The following verses
express the feelings of the family:
Dearest daughter, thou hast left us,
=, And thy loss we deeply feel;
But tits God that has bereft US
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day Of life has fed.
When in heaven with joy to greet thee
X Where no farewell tears are shed.
She has fallen asleep. she is resting at last
The pulse has grown still and the fever is past;
She suffers no longer in heart or in brainl
And the pain that so racked her shall not come
again.
She has fallen asleep,
0 sister, tbs past,