The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-12-19

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about following it.
Miss Tillie Larsen, who has been
visiting here the past two weeks, has
returned to Racine.
Every two for annexed politician
thinks he carries the affairs of the ma
ton on his shoulders.
-Orton Barber was appointed a
special policeman without pay, Monday
evening by the council.
Members of the German Lutheran
church are going to give an entertain
ment in the near future.
The man who can drink or let it
alone just as he chooses, chooses to
drink as general thing. t
What do you think of the doctrine
of one Mr.. Monroe, now deceased ?
Good, sound doctrine, isn't it?
As people grow older their allie
glance to a town is founded upon their
interest in grave in it's cemetery.
james Barry, William McLinden
and Charles O'Malley were given ten
days apiece in the jail for lettering
around the depot.
Chief of Police Stemm says that
the next haul at the depot Of people
found lettering about the place will be
a batch of girls. They are there, too.
One of the Racine papers has just
Il ;ca no h0
were joined in wedlock in that city,
which event occurred over a month
ago.
All who are acquainted with Eiba
Weyhe know that he is a success as a
hunter, and Tuesday was no exception
to his good luck, for he came in with
six live snakes.
The matter Of the collection of a
note for 800 made by II. w. Marden
and endorsed by r. S. Houston to Dan
Head & Co. came up in Justice Skaters
court Tuesday morning.
Father FREEMAN, the newly ap-
pointed priest of st. Johns church,
Paris, preached his initial sermon last
Sunday and made a very favorable i'm
preston on his parishioners.
President O'Donnell had another
opportunity Of demonstrating his abil-
ity as a presiding officer at the council
meeting Monday evening. Mayor Farr
left after the meeting got nicely down to
business and Mr.. O'Donnell pushed
things right along. He makes good
executive vficer.
The divorce business is not Ian
gushing in Chicago. Five judges
ground out 100 divorces in three hours
last Saturday. They averaged twenty
each and nine minutes to each divorce.
Milwaukee's Hunsburgers will have to
hustle to prevent a deficiency in the
supply of "marrieds."
Rev E. F. Dornfeldt of the Ger
man Lutheran church, who had re-
ceived a call from one of the churches
of Milwaukee, has decided to remain
with his Kenosha parish. The protest
which the members of The church put
up had the desired effect, and all are
glad to hear of his decision.
The Milwaukee Journal and Wis
C02asi2 are at war over the circulation
of each, as hotly as though they were
two cross roads local sheets. Afida-
Wits branding the other side as liars
have been frequent. The Journal now
allows that the only way is to show up
subscription books and says it is willin'
so to do.
The matter of re- districting the city
into wards came up at the council
meeting Monday evening on motion of
Aid. Brister AS the districts now
stand the new territory which has
been recently taken in is not provided
for. The matter Was referred to the
judiciary committee for consultation
with the city attorneys.
Brighton correspondence, SHADES
Corners MatgaOamp: The town board
of Brighton met at Brighton on Tues
day. Battle GleesOn, a supervisor OF
Dover, was present, and a person of
Burlington pretended he was sent here
by the town board of Burlington to ask
the town board of Brighton if they was
going to make the end Of road belong
ing to them on the road that was laid
out between Brighton, Burlington and
Dover. The chairman told him that
was business! That person must had
some interest in the road.
The members of the Cheveret club
are now arranging for matinee ball,
for New Years day and evening. The
invitations are now being prepared in
the TELEGRAPH COURIER job rooms
They will be neat and novel. The
dancing will begin at o'clock p. m.
New Years day and continue on through
the evening until IL o'clock. The
Thomas orchestra of Chicago has been
engaged and the boys are preparing to
give their friends a good time. The
matinee ball is something new in Ke-