The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-09-19

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Mise Lillian Slosson, of Racine, is
visiting Miss Ida Redeker.
The Octagon club met Tuesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Allen.
"A sidewalk will be built jointly by
the city and the Business Mems asso-
citation out at the Sterling Cycle works.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mead, for
mally of Kenosha, now of Rockford,
are visiting Mrs. W. c. Tillotson, a
sister of Mrs. Mead.
Are you ticklish about your under
wear? Try the hygiene feeced. Bar
den & McArdle have the genuine at
65c and $1.25 suit. d2tw18
W. R. Walpole and family have
taken possession of Mrs. F. j. Tuttle's
residence and will occupy it until Mrs.
Tuttle's return from Europe rext year.
Remember the date of DR.. Cam
fields next visit to Grant House, Re-
nosha, Saturday, Sept 70. Special at
tention to deafness and all diseases of
the eye and ear. 10
1t begins to look as though the
Sterling Company will be obliged to
build houses to accommodate its work
men. No one else seems to take any
interest in the matter.
-EX-Alderman j. A. Krethen has
resigned his position at the Whitaker
foundry and has accepted a position
with the Racine Hardware company at
Racine. He will assume his new du-
ties at once.
There was little excitement on
Main street over the bet made between
Bonnie DeDiemar and Owney Gibbons,
of Pleasant Prairie, over a proposed
race between Bonnie on his bicycle and
Mr. Gibbons horse. They had $40 up,
but no race came off.
The EVENING News will be de-
livered to subscribers as far west as
the Sterling and Knitting works. We
have now several patrons in that neigh
borhood and can easily serve more.
! Subscriptions taken at this Office, Mrs.
Grosvenor's or the Kenosha News
Agency.
A young man who was exploring
the neighborhood of the tannery a few
evenings ago went home with the COM
pliments Of skunk in very strong evil
dence. 1t was only a preliminary hear
ing, so to speak, but the conviction fol-
lowed that the quicker his clothing was
buried the better it would be for the
neighborhood.
The summer has ended, the har-
vest is over, the children are ID school,
the families are again in the home. The
ministers vacation is over and the
business man is at his desk. There is
a general health and prosperity in all
the land, and there never was a better
time for all to put their shoulders to
wagon and see the wheels so round.
The bids were opened for hauling
the hose wagons at the council meet
ing Monday evening. The bids we're
as follows: Eddie Griffin, $l0O; Fl. A.
Kupfer. 800; Meyers & Frenz, $l25.
Gu motion of Aid. McGivern, the haul
ing of one hose wagon was awarded to
Griffin and the hauling of the hook and
ladder truck was awarded to 81. A.
Kupfer.
The ear and it's stubborn Affections
are SO much better understood now
than in former years, that 80 per cent.
, of deaf people can be made to hear.
Over two-thirds of these are deaf from
catarrh. DR.. Garfield is getting
praise from every one he has treated.
He believes in removing the cause and
then assisting nature to permanently
cure the disease. He will be at the
Grant House on his regular monthly
visit Saturday, Sept. %. Diseases of
the eye and ear are speciality with
him. 49,
1t appears that of the 1249 grad
yates of West Point who were living
when the civil war began, 82l were in
the army, 428 were engaged in civil
pursuits. Of those who had left the
service, 292 returned to fight for the
Union, and ninety-nine entered the
Confederate army; and of those who
we're yet i'll service, 627 remained true
to the flag, and 1874 went over to the
other side. Out of $50 Southern grad
yates, 1872 were in the Federal army,
and among them was Gen. Thomas,
the Crock of Chickamauga."
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like a banquet; everything is. served up
with a view of variety. Help your
self to whatever you wish; and do not
condemn the entire spread because
pickles and onions may be included.
! If you do not relish them, somebody
else will find them palatable. Be gen
erous and broad enough to select
gracefully such reading matter from
j the newspaper as will be agreeable to
your mental taste. You, as an in