The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-01-10

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Little Miss Jeanette, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazel Lance, is reported
to be quite i'll.
Mrs. John T. Yule received tele-
gram Monday announcing the death OF
her brother, Asa Reed, of Spring Lake,
Mich.
Col. Bob Ingersoll went through
the city Monday 1t is noticeable that
the church bells did not fall out OF
their steeples.
He had faced thousand dangers,
He had braved the stings OF Fate,
And he and Fear were strangers
Till he took his girl to skate.
j. F. Duncan has resigned his po-
sition with the Chicago Rockford Ho-
siery company and will take to the
road in the near future for an eastern
concern.
All obligations of the Northwestern
Loan q Trust Company are secured by
a deposit with the State Treasurer OF
the State of Wisconsin, as provided
in the law under which the company
is orUaniZnd. WtdW
The Windsor Spring company has
leased the upper floors of the building
now occupied, increasing business de-
manding this move. Things are on the
hustle at this plant, and the prospects
are for busy season.
-EX-Sheriff Eiba Weyhe is dicker-
ing with Jacob Meyers for his livery
stable. They haven't come to terms
yet, but Mr.. Weyhe would like to en-
ter the livery business and the deal is
very likely to be made before long.
L. NJ. Thayer returned last Satur-
day from prospecting trip through
Virginia and North Carolina. He has
purchased a farm about two miles from
the Virginia line in North Carolina,
and will remove there to make his fu-
ture home.
The prizes given at the Badger
Boys masquerade Monday night went
to the following people: First ladies
prize, Miss Sandt; second ladies' prize,
Miss Faulhaber; first gents prize,
Joseph FULLY, Jr.; second gents prize,
Henry Boyer
AT the annual meeting Jan. 5 Of the
Independent Hose company, No. 3, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: Foreman, Mat Puetz;
secretary, Nick Schultz; treasurer, Ed
Harrington; steward, Peter Trienen;
trustees, Mat. Puetz, John Steinbach
and John Krethen.
II" The magazines make mistake,
[ think, in devoting so many of their
Illustrations to portraits OF pretty
women, says a lady. " Nearly all OF
them are edited by men, who seem to
forget that women like to see pictures
of handsome men just as much as men
like to see pictures of pretty women"
Mrs. Oliver Cham )erlain, who I'M
derwent an operation in Chicago at the
Presbyterian hospital recently, the
trouble and worry over which occa-
stoned the death of her husband, two
or three weeks ago, died at the hos
pital Sunday. The circumstances sur
rounding this death are very distress
ing.
A meeting of the trustees of the
Kenosha Fire department was held
Monday evening in City Engineer Da-
Wilson's office. The regular annual
appropriation of $500 to each of the
five companies was made. The regu-
lar annual meeting for the election OF
officers will be held next Monday even
ing in the council room.
Lyman Morehouse is about town
again. The movement to get a pardon
for him from Gov. Peck had been on
foot for two or three months on the
ground that MorehOuse was dying of
consumption. Almost the last official
thing Gov. Peck did was to pardon
him. He was sent up to Waupun this
last time under the habitual criminal
act.
The regular installation Of the
newly elected officers of the Fred S.
Lowell w. r. G. took place at G.. A. r.
hall Monday evening. A fine supper
and entertainment were also given.
The following we're the officers in
stalled: President, Mrs. Sarah 0.
Brewer; senior vice president, Mrs.
Martha Young; junior vice president,
Mrs. PAMELA White; chaplain, Mrs. J.
G.. White; conductor, Mrs. Louisa A.
Hall; assistant conductor, Mrs. Locke;
guard, Mrs. Mary Frazine; assistant
guard, Mrs. Agnes Fosdick.
One OF the north bound passenger
trains on the G. & NV. road struck a
valuable team of horses Monday just
south of the city and killed both horses.
Three teams belonging to Highland
Park contractor were crossing the
track. Two of the teams got over
The third one in attempting to get
over slipped and fell on the track, and
before the train could be stopped the
ori,oo1c vvaro 'ctpuo1x and thrown info