The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-06-13
(From Thursdays Dai1y9

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Boerner are
congratulated on the birth of son,
June 9th.
"A good many people spend more
time in wishing for money than in
working for it.
Some women are so kind that they
marry men merely because they SYM
pathize with them.
=" Fiddlers Green" could very we'll
stand a few Improvements. Who will
set the ball rolling?
The man who laughs when he is
not happy either has something to sell
or something to conceal.
Are we ever going to have any
seats placed in the park I? Echo ans
wers no, if we hear correctly.
Wedding announcements are be-
ginning to come fast. June undoubt-
edly wishes to hold her place.
Peter Tulley is setting the two
boilers at the power house. A good
piece of work will be done surely.
The management of the Novelty
company reports plenty of orders on
hand and business booming. About
fifty hands are now being employed.
The women of Lake Geneva have
just itsued all edition of the Lake Gen
eva Herald. 1t is creditably edited and
neatly printed, as the Herald always is.
As Fred Hannahs is the only COM
petitor this year against Jackson for
the Annanias certificate, the creden-
tials will remain with the present
owner.
The old stair way on the north
side of Fishers store has been re-
moved, and the improvement in the
appearance of the building is quite
noticeable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Yule will return
from the west sooner than they had
expected to do and it is quite likely
that the first of September will see
them home again.
Ted Meyers has a fine team Of bay
horses which he has out every fine
evening. They are beauties and Ted
takes delight in showing them to any
lover of horse flesh.
The strike at the American Bed
ding company is still on. The strikers
remain firm and will not concede one
point. From present appearances the
strike will drag throughout the entire
summer.
1t is reported that Johnson Jack
son caught muscallonge last Monday
which, upon being dressed, was found
to contain the collar button lost by
Jackson on his last years trip to the
Turtle waters.
The rumor which has been going
around the last few days that Park
avenue residents were circulating a
petition to have the avenue paved, is
without foundation. No one could be
found who would admit having
started such petition.
johnson jackson was about this
afternoon distributing some of the fish
caught at the Turtle waters. Each
member of the Kenosha fishing party
was remembered, and we hereby &C
knowledge with thanks the receipt of a
ten pound pike captured by Fred
Hannahs.
When DR.. Kaltenbach came down
to his Office this morning he found a
collection of ice cream freezers, an old
door, two signs, a large dry goods box
and piece of rubber hose about ten
feet long piled up in front of his door.
The fool killer is needed in this locality
without a doubt.
The grand lodge of Wisconsin
Knights of Pythias convened Tuesday
at Castle hall, Milwaukee, with two
hundred delegates in attendance,
among whom we're prominent men of
all professions. The adoption of new
constitution and code of laws will be
the most important business before the
convention this session.
j. A. Jackson and F. c. Hannahs
returned this morning from a five days
fishing trip IN the Turtle waters of
Northern Wisconsin. They camped
with Abe LaFave, the famous guide of
that part of the country, and lived on
the fat OF the land. They report the
fishing the finest they ever expert
enced.
The city clerk has received the
blanks to be used in taking the census,
and will commence to gather the re-
CURED information, on June Goth. The
law imposes fine of $25 on every per-
son who refuses to answer questions
asked by the enumeration, so it be-
hooyes us mortals not to be too choice
in what we may want to answer.
"A young fellow about ten years of
age had narrow escape from death
by drowning on Tuesday, while play
ing on the banks of Pike creek. He
fell into the water and being unable to