The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-10-31

Wall paper was never cheaper at
Melville's. o14d&wtf
I'll would rather write than be
president. John Sherman.
Crawford Bros. Ministries is the
next attraction at the Rhode.
F. G.. Cowie was in town for
couple Of hours Friday night.
II. T. Meyers and wife, of Chicago,
are calling on friends in this city.
Miss Mary Reinardy has accepted
a position at the Halberstadt bakery.
). ]. Weier, of Faribault, Mimi, is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. John Steinmetz.
Northern countries report me-
teorologieal Trilby-two feet of snow.
Look over the time table in another
column. 1t may save you missing
train.
Gloves and mittens, hats and caps
and heavy underwear at Ames &
Anglers. do26 w25
j. Ii. Charles is very busy at his
soap works, and large orders are
croWding in.
Miss Toner, who has been visiting
in Chicago the past few days returned
home Friday.
Misses Nina Sloat and Jennie Bull
arrived home from their Chicago trip
Friday evening.
-Fodg and Lee, two celestials from
California, have opened laundry in
the rear of the depot.
Under Sheriff Harkins spent Fri
day in Chicago attending the prelima
nary hearing of F. G.. Cowie.
For good furniture at low prices
call on N. j. Buchanan, at the old
stand on Wisconsin street. dWtf
The addition beiAg bulls at the
tannery will cover almost all Of the
vacant place west of the bridge.
But one case of contagious disease
has been reported to the health officer
up TO the present time this month.
Mrs. Albert Fransway, Of Rhine
lander, Wis, is visiting her sisters, Mrs.
DR.. Winde8heim and Miss Title Klein.
"A hog house on the Stephen
Seaman's farm in Pleasant Prairie was
destroyed by fire Friday. Loss about
$3.50
The latest society dance-shoe and
stockingless leads one to the belief that
society is determined to be decollete at
both ends.
The saddest thing about it is when
two souls have but a single thought it
is one in which the world takes very
little interest.
The gas company is putting in a
ten inch main on Ashland avenue i'll
place of six inch which proved to be
too small to supply the demand.
-Ames & Angler are offering
splendid value in heavy underwear,
hats, caps and gloves and mittens. 1t
is worth while for you to investi-
gate. do26 W25
There is no excuse for any man to
appear in society with grizzly beard
since the introduction of Buckingham's
Dye, which colors natural brown or
black
Guy Simmons returned home Fri
day from his hunting trip to the Da-
kotas. He reports game plentiful in
that country but says the game laws
are somewhat stringent.
The many acquaintance Of Judge
and Mrs. Lauglin, who have spent sew
eral summers in Kenosha will no doubt
be surprised to learn Of their divorce
ment. A decree having been granted
! last month.
The business of the North Western
Wire Mattress company has largely
increased since the removal of the
Office to Chicago. The plant is now
employing over three hundred hands
and is obliged to run nights.
The condition of the Rev. DR.. j. j.
Elmendorf, who was stricken with
heart failure while on Il visit to Bishop
McLaren Thursday, is very much i'm
proved He has regained consciousness
and his recovery is expected.
w. Ii. Wheeler, of Belot, was
in the city Friday. He stated that he
had already commenced work on the
plant at WatertOWn and will rush it to
completion as rapidly as possible. He
returned home this morning.
Now that Chas. Silly has been de-
leated in his case it is presumed that
the case against Hermann Petzke al
leging assault and battery will be drop
ped. The complaint was made by a
sister -in-law of SilDy and was an off
shoot of the first case.
While thorough in action, Ayers
Pills strengthen rather than stimulate
the excretory organs. Leaning physi-
clans recommend them because they
are free from calomel or other injurious
drugs, being composed entirely of the
best vegetable aperients.