The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-02-14

For fine cigars call on c. I'll. Ernst.
-Bailey's coffee still leads, and why
shouldn't it
&C. E. Inman, who has been Ill
about three weeks is now able to be
around again.
Arch Deacon Susan assisted in the
service at St. Matthew's church Sun
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Hopf re-
ioice at the arrival of little daughter
at their home.
Fred Gilbert has resigned MS po-
sition as time keeper with the Chicago
Brass company.
Get your heavy underwear OF
Ames & Angler. We have a large var
riety ranging from ST. to So suit. Co.
Main and Market SITS.
"A man and wOman's friendship is
in the majority of cases based on the
fact that she admires him and he adj
mires her for doing it.
Miss Ada Tarbell is reported to be
sufficiently recovered from her recent
attack of diphtheria to go back to her
school some time this week.
They settle their differences easily
in congress =" cuss" around a little,
hurl an inkstand or two, kick over the
table and then apologize to the chair.
The Rev. c.. H. Rogers stirred
things up quite considerable Sunday
evening with his sermon on " Are the
Girls of Kenosha Safe?" 1t is quite
the topic of conversation today.
An entertainment by the grade de-
partments of the schools will be given
on Feb. 20 at the high school audito-
rum. This entertainment is given for
the benefit of the high school library
fund.
A number of boys have been seri-
ously injured the past week while at
tempting to catch rides upon passing
sleighs. 1t is dangerous practice,
and there is law against it, but boys
will be boys just the same.
The teachers and pupils of the
high school are preparing an enter
tainment to be given at the Rhode
opera house Feb. Is, for the benefit of
the library fund. Prof. Carnes, of Chi
caoo. will give some readings and a
cantata by the young people will be
given, under the direction OF Miss
Erickson.
Union Grove citizens have made
every preparation for large attend
ance at the farmers institute to be
held there on Thursday and Friday of
this week. G.. p. Goodrich will con-
duct the institute, and farmers from
the neiehborhood viii read papers.
Discussion will follow each subject pre-
Sented.
The American Express company
has gone into the purchasing agent
business. You can give the agent here
an order in the morning, it will be
taken to Chicago and filled !" by pur-
chasing agent of twenty years expert
ence. y and when possible returned on
an afternoon train the same day with
out any charge other than the regular
express charge.
The sleigh ride and party given
last Saturday evening by Arthur Fish
err to his friends, was most pleasant
affair, and was enjoyed by all the fifty
or sixty young people who were pres
ent. After the ride, during which the
merry laugh was in accord with the
Jingle of the sleigh bells, all were cor
daily received and handsomely enter
tanned by Mr.. Fishers mother, at their
home on Market street. Dancing was
enjoyed until the approach of Sunday
morning warned the guests away.
C. P. Westfeld reports discovery
which if it proves true will cause an ex-
element equal to the finding of gold
mine. He claims that on the farm OF
Henry Heiting, which lies to the sout-
west of Waukegan, he has discovered
both quicksilver and mica; also some
little copper. What is equally as
strange is, that evidence of ancient
mining has been found. Mr.. Wester-
field is confident that the discovery is
one of great value. a good mica and
quicksilver mine is full as valuable as
a gold mine.