The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-05-23
Miss Pearson is visiting in Chica-

Miss Pearson is visiting in Chica-
Mrs. Ellis is visiting with Madame
Draper. 81 ~
Mrs. Thomas Hughes is reported
very sick.
Garden vegetables fresh every day
/ at Bailey's.
Miss Bessie Charles is visiting
friends in Chicago.
Fred Stemm is putting in a sewer
on his premises on the north side.
1t is a wise queen of the May WAC
keeps one eye on the cold-Wave flag.
The worthless man who can get
trusted is Lot worried by hard times.
Ted Schend is building a pretty
| fence about his North side residence
property.
Another sidewalk ordinance was
passed at tue council meeting Monday
evening.
Mrs. Grace McKeon is very i'll.
Her daughter, Mrs Bacon, of Chicago.
is here attending her.
The road to success: Learn to do
something useful better than any one
else in the community.
Peter Frekker's license as a sewer
builder was revoked by the common
council Monday evening.
Morrison Garst has returned from
business trip on the road in the in
terest of Pingree & Smith.
Capt. Borkenhagen is again in a
critical condition. He has suffered
another stroke of paralysis
Charles Loescher got off in Justice
Skaters court Monday. He was
charged with stealing chickens.
While it may be the proper thing
for day in June to be rare, there is no
reason why these May days should be
raw.
As there is some question as to
whether they should be called bloom
ers or Knockers, why not call them bag
gers
The committee of the council on
streets, alleys and bridges has been or
dered to get estimates of cost on street
rollers.
An ordinance was presented at the
council Monday evening establishing a
new standard datum plane for Market
street near the lake.
Another writ of certiorari has been
served on the city. This time it comes
from the Pleasant Prairie district,
known as Brassville.
The Pastime Pleasure club gave a
711n of OT1% h oil
day evening. There was a delegation
down from Racine to attend it.
Mrs. George Jserman, of Milwau-
kee, is visiting friends here. She and
Mrs. A. Iserman drove out to Paris to
attend the Eppers- Fonk wedding.
The G. & N. W. R'y. is putting in
some beautiful parks around the depot.
Car loads of sods are being brought in,
and the place will soon be one of great
beauty.
On Monday Capt. Sam Eichler
while out on the tug Vera, found bar
rel OF flour off Kenosha supposed to
have come from the wreck of the
Chicora.
1t has been shown that the color
yellow, both vegetable and animal, is
more permanent than any other. This
may account for the prevalence Of the
yellow dog.
Mrs. VIM. Born and daughter Mrs.
Rice. former residents of Kenosha
twenty years ago, are guests at the
Southern. They will spend the sum
mer in KenOsha A ~
An appropriation of $50 was made
by the common council Monday night
for the purpose of assisting the Fred S.
Lowell post, G. A. R., in properly deco
rating on Memorial day.
"A deal has been made, or is about
to be made, by which the Eichelman
Bros. will put in new stock of shoes
in their store and employ George Huck
to manage the department.
The facts and figures and argu-
ments you have on hand about your
goods should all be melted down and
cast into the most attractive and suit
able form for advertising purposes.
"A young man wishes to know what
to say On leaving a young lady after
call Good night or good evening ?"
Tell the truth and shame the devil,
young man. Say Good morning"
Cheering news comes from the
south that the melon crop is by no
means a failure aud that 5000 carloads
will come from Florida. In view of this
peaches are pretty small at the best.
"A number of people asked that the
lake front be granted to them for
lawn tennis court for the space of two
years. The request was granted with
the exception of the limit of time. No
limit was placed on it.
The street grader which was
brought here last week by Hale Rob
erts, of Chicago, and tested on three
streets was accepted by the council
Monday night and an order was drawn
for $l95 to pay for it with.
The date fixed upon for the can
tata to be given by the Ladies Aid so.
ciety of the Congregational church at
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