The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-02-28
This is the last week Of congress.

County ClefK RODOlnS Is NOME
again. he has been undergoing treat
ment for his eyes.
II. c. Bailey, of Rome, n. y,
brother of Mrs. j. B. Starkweather, is
here on a visit to his sister.
Have you tried our New York
cheese? It is the very best. Tele-
phone 46. G. FL. Ernst, grocer =
john I. Yule should get his drain
to work on Park avenue. That thor
Oughfare is somewhat submerged.
Charles Smith has accepted posi-
ton at William Fishers store. He
may be seen behind the counters there
now.
Charles Shoemaker and Miss Har-
riet Ressler, Chicago couple, were
joined together by Rev. c. E. Goldthorp
Sunday.
Last Wednesday the Rev. j. j.
Schaefer united in marriage Albert
Wienke and Miss Alvine W. OFT, both
of Bristol.
Jerry Craney gave very pleasant
party Saturday evening at his home in
Paris. Quite q number of our Keno
sha people went out.
w. r. Dickson, of Racine, spent
Sunday among friends here. He came
down in a cutter but had lots of trouble
in finding stuff to run it on.
The Northwestern Loan & Trust
Company is authorized and prepared
to act as Trustee, Executor, Admins
traitor, Guardian or Receiver. WtdW
Last Saturday evening Billy Yule
entertained his young friends at party
in the University school ball. Dancing
and refreshments we're in order.
-Vesselmen are beginning to make
light repairs to their crafts, but the
business outlook for the trade will not
warrant extensive Improvements.
Notwithstanding the terrible Elbe
disaster two tickets were sold this
morning to August Puder over the
same line of steamers for family pas
sage.
Mrs. n. c.. Stafford will be ut Miss
Fisk's on South street to give voice Gull
ture lessons on Monday afternoons and
Tuesday fOrenOOns. Voices tried free
of charge.
The monthly choral service which
was to have been held at st. Matthew's
church Sunday evening was not held,
owing to combination of circum-
stances against it.
The Young Peoples Whist club
met at Mrs. Sarah Clapp's Saturday
evening" This was the last meeting of
the season. Prizes were taken by Steve
Kehlor and Howard Kehlor.
When the time comes for cleaning
up back yards see to it that all the
rubbish is cleared away. Good health
depends largely upon the condition of
the premises, including the cellar.
-Messrs. Chas. Frantz, William
Fisher, A. B. Curtis and William P.
Robinson played whist Saturday even
ing. The game was tied, the first two
mentioned playing against the two
last.
Poor Master Berens has written
letter to Agent Miner, of Racine, stat
ing that Hans Sorenson, a Racine man,
is sick in this city and wanting to know
if expenses will be paid by Racine
county.
If people exercised as much care
and shrewdness when investing in ad
vertising as they do when investing in
banks, mining stocks and real estate,
there would be more believers in the
value of printers lux.
Mrs. Ezra Simmons has returned
from Washington, D. c., where she
represented as national officer of the
w. r. c. and w. c. I. O., and as a
member of Legislative Committee of
Woman's Suffrage association.
The case of Dick Welles against
Dan Head as trustee in the O. S. Head
estate is not ended yet. Papers are
being made out now for an appeal to
the circuit court. Mr.. Head proposes
to fight the thing out in higher courts
if necessary.
Elmer Mitchell entertained about
thirty of his little friends Saturday
afternoon in honor of his tenth birth
day. He received many pretty and
useful gifts. Games were played, after
which refreshments were served. All
had pleasant time.
Now that the business men have
the water works question and transpor-
tation question weA on toward settle
ment, the matter Of library, the Sher-
idan drive and the electric road be-
tween Chicago and Milwaukee ought to
begin TO occupy attention.
Manager Joe Rhode of the Rhode
opera house, is sincerely to be con-
graduated upon having secured a date
with the best of Frohman's company's
and plays, Men and Women, " which
comes March /. The house should be