The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-29
Horace Cole spent Monday in Ra-

/. Clu0.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tanck with
their family spent Sunday in Racine.
The Baptist Sunday school will
hold its annual picnic next Saturday
Miss Stasie Walsh, of Chicago, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. P. LIE
Fyere.
City Engineer Davidson has been
appointed secretary of the water works
board.
The city has completed it's part of
the dredging west of the Main street
bridge.
The patrol wagon talk is being re-
vived and the police force is certain
that one is needed.
The exact amount cleared by the
st. George congregation at their recent
picnic was $700.42.
VIM. White has resigned his posi-
ton at Beyersdorfer & Sons and goes
over to Isermann Bros.
For fair treatment, low prices and
the best the market affords III the gro
Gerry line, SO to Bailey's. d&wa28
County Judge Van Wyck has re-
turned from his vacation and may now
be found at his Office daily.
j. F. Goodenow and mother, of
Chicago, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. W. Cooper for a couple Of days.
Martin Zeihen left Monday night
for Marshfeld, Wis, where he has ac-
cepted position with a mattress firm.
The true boundary of man is mod
GRAFTON. When once we pass that pale
our guardian angel quits his charge of
us.
Brown and Brown Bros. dance at
Simmons hall Monday evening was
we'll attended and was an enjoyable
affair.
Rudolph Kriosky, a veteran mem
Der of the q. S. life saving service, is
seriously i'll and not expected to re-
cover.
When a merchant doesn't believe
in advertising he is lacking in one of
the leading tenets of the faith of bust
ness success.
Health Officer Stemm has been in
structed to investigate the condition of
the dumping ground at the foot of
Park street.
Sometimes young father worries
for twelve or fifteen months for fear his
baby may be tongue tied, and then for
the next five years almost wishes he
was.
We have beyond a doubt the most
healthful little city in the state Not a
case of contagious disease has been re-
ported to the health officers since July
10, 1895.
The Sieg & Walpole CO. have de-
cided to build an addition to their
shop Immediately, and will add a
japanning room to the works. The
contract will be let this week.
Billy Dickhaut has added a new
line of shaving soaps, lather and hair
brushes, combs, razors and straps as a
side line in his barber shop. Call on
him when you want these things.
Mrs. Moore has opened a new
photograph gallery over the Stark
weather & Co. store. She is prepared
to do the best work at prices as follows:
Cabinets, So; Little Queen, $3.50;
Tonga, $3.50. Ii
, The newest cure yet recommended
for consumption is the peanut, which is
advocated by physician. 1t is easier
and cheaper than compound oxygen,
cod liver oil, trip to the mountains or
a bank failure.
Miss Fisk's Home Music school.
Fourth year opens Sept. 8. Piano and
vocal music taught after the most
scientific and practical methods. Pu-
pills received at any time.
a29tf M. F. FISK, Directress.
"A strong minded woman who sup
ports her husband remarked recently
that she wouldn't have the conditions
reversed. You've no idea," she said,
"how sweet and affectionate man is
who is dependent upon you for his
spending money"
d. Christensen, a Dane in the en-
ploy of the Northwestern Wire Mattress
company, and who lives about a mile
south of the city, lost his horse this
morning by being killed by stroke of
lightning. The fiery fluid also shat
tered the barn considerable.
1t is now certain that one of our
commercial institutions will be dragged
down to ruin by the failure of the Dan
Head & Co. bank. AS soon lis the re-
port of the failure reached the ears OF
this house they had an expert account
ant look over their deposit books
and after 81 hours of steady work
found that the institution was a creditor
to the amount Oil cents
There is no class of property that
changes owners like the wheel Every
rnhhnr ShOd charonr has now ridn1