The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-04-18
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Miss Margares Fonk and Jacob
Stoffe1,T of Paris; were married by JUS
tice Slater Thursday afternoon.
To purify, vitalize and enrich the
blood, and give nerve, bodily and di-
.gestiVe strength,tak Hoods sarsapa-
frilla. '<@Ee
Il -Misfortunes are like wild geese; a
man never, knows whenithey are going
to come along, and is seldom prepared
for them. 9s
/ Cycling is to be the. fad this sum-
mer everywhere. It is noticeable too,
that ry..cycle buy becomes good
roads advocate.
'-9-'F He wins who resolvesato save,"
does not apply to the man who banks
the money that would find more if ju-
diciously used in advertising.
w. NJ. Rowe, is building an addi-
ton to his factory property on Market
street to accommodate the increasing
business of the Windsor Spring com
| pany. .sr.. .a. e., .5 ~, ..I4 a sFs
News comes from Racine that Will
liam Beffel, d prosperous young mer-
chant, will soon take Miss Salentine, of
Somers, as a wife. Mr.. Bethel is build
ing a handsome home w
IA .re7amputation was rendered nee
essary on the arm of, Albert Larsen,
who was taken to Racine q short time
ago. Gangrene had set in. 1T is
thought he WillarecoYer. oo%f 2afSsg
The school board has leased One of
the rooms in the county court house to
accommodate the overflow from the
public school building. About forty
children have been transferred there
and are in charge of Miss Utter,
Rev. G. E. Goldthorp as treasurer
of the Nebraska relief fund, requests
that all those who have collected money
or who desire to contribute to the fund,
hand their contributions to him soon as
possible, that he may forward the same
to it's destination. tn.
&C. g. Theleen, the furniture dealer
feels compelled, on account Of continued
i'll health to give up business and is adj
yertising his store building and stock of
furniture for sale Mr.. Theleen says
that his physician has advised him to
seek open air exercise e,,. ..-+.. 81
The Racine Journal reports that
Lyman Morehouse was arrested here
"Wednesday night and lodged in jail.
The Jourpo01s still seems to beinside the
ring and able to get news. from Keno
sha which does mot get,sinto the pos
session of the authorities even. Oh,
nd! Tlynl4 is too cute tp set taken in
SO Soon.toi -. nj iana Dni- ..hnJ0i 4tz' IA:
E = Mis- S. Newell entertained the
HISTORY elas3s deli gHtftlll ya'Ihqrs
day AFTERNOON. IL. AfteroUhes papers had}
been rRaad aid following The disGqssionsc
ifea WAS served pat y'5i o'clock Mrs.
EMERSON, " wife Of .13Fof Emersony'of Be-
El9its sSl ~ Guest Qf1I the, club
Next Thursday afternoon aMrs.20. S.,
Newell viii entertain the members.
!. i, Tile Question has been asked
",Whata wilbrwee do for eetele-
phoning in case. we, establish a1ocal
-Ifne and. the Bell company sees. fit to
draw out?N Why, telegraph, of course,
To do that will, be very MUCH, cheaper
than to pay your present rental for the
.1phone you use and then be obliged to
pay as much as a telegram is worth to
talk outside of town. .,- i: III. tf'
The Kenosha. club held a banquet
at the fremont house, Chicago, Thurs
day,eveningy Those present from here
were F. Fl. Lyman, Mrs. @. G. King
and Miss Matte French!14In the pro-
gram, which followed the supper" were
papers by James Hannah, Mrs. Lily
Burgess Lewis and Charles Parish, all
old KenoSha people. Mr. Hannan's
paper in-the mature of memorial of
Col. IL Frank. The other two papers
we're reminiscent of old school days in
Kenosha. A lively interest-Was mani
tested in the coming reunion to be held
here june 90, and a large delegation.
promised to be present. II ''a'
| .--Thursday was VIII SchToeder's
birthday How old he was matters not,
but s3me ofaathe1 K. P. boys and others
got up a surprise party, on r. him hin and
surprise,party indeed it was Ito. some-'i
bodyl1a IA After 9 supper. he he wandered
downtown and did the birthday act to
the Birthday club, and as SOME, of the
boys had been up'late lately, it was de-
cidedcto go home.arilSO WillalsO went
home, and arrived there about 10 p. m.
After he had been home a short time
the whole club came trooping UP to the
house to make him a friendly {, call.
Every one congratulated him on the
fact thai he was lucky enough to have
q birthday, and Mr.. Schroeder very
courteously invited all into the dining
room to a spread that had been, pre-
pared for the occasion. After the sup
per there was music, and singing, and