The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-01-10
Mrs. Charles Dauben, of Chicago,
visiting the family of John Harring-

Mrs. Charles DauDen, or chicago,
is visiting the family Of John Harring-
ton.
Order your groceries today from
Bailey. You will be surprised to see
how far a dollar will 90. DIV
Miss Augusta Bentz went to Chi
cago Tuesday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Oliver Chamberlain.
Miss Julia Harrington has returned
from Elgin. H., where she has been
visiting the past two weeks.
st. Georges male choir is rehears-
ing for a concert to be given in ST.
Georges school hall Jan. 16.
Tuesday morning Ernest Laun and
Miss Kittie Weber, both of Chicago,
were married by Justice Slater.
Bailey, the peoples grocer, is MAX
ing speciality on first class canned
goods, at a low price. DIV
The Northwestern Loan & Trust
Company loan money on real estate
security at lowest current rates. wtdw
Miss Mary Baltes went to Chicago
with Miss Tiny, who will remain in a
hospital there for some time for treat
ment.
-Bailey's customers will be taken
care Of when it comes to prices or quail
ity either He will not be undersold.
Remember that. DIV
The Northwestern Loan & Trust
Company is authorized and prepared
to act as Trustee, Executor, Admins
TRAITOR, Guardian or Receiver. Wtdw
Last Sunday Justice Matthews was
called to the Garfield house to marry a
couple, who have hidden him to with
hold their names from publication.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the W. G. 7. q. will be held in the
rooms of the Y. NJ. c. A. on Tuesday,
Jan. Is, at 2:30 o'clock. A good at
tendance is desired as there is business
of Importance to transact.
John Rodas, a 13-year-old boy,
was arrested Tuesday afternoon and
brought before Justice Slater on a
charge of cutting down an ornamental
evergreen tree, " maliciously, wilfully,"
etc., belonging to John j. Schwartz, of
Somers. The case was dismissed.
Robert Selway of Miles City, Mont,
visited his aunt, Mrs j. B. Lane, last
week. Mr.. Selway has an extensive
sheep ranch near the Yellow Stone
river and went from here to New York
with a possibility of extending bis trip
to Scotland, in the interest of his busi
ness.
Mayor Farr says that he has about
come to the conclusion that nothing
can be done with the sO-called :" liter
airy and musical clubs" There is no
express law by which they can be
reached and nothing short of special
law covering such things will down
them.
&C. II. Hurd says that if some Of the
shop lifters who have been picking up
stuff from his counters during the holi-
day season do not return the goods
their names will be exposed in the pa
pers. Two or three of the parties are
known to both Mr.. Hurd and the pa
pers. One set of shoplifters is COM
posed of well-knoWn children; another
case is that of well-knoWn married
woman.
Ex-Sheriff Eiba Weyhe wants pay
for the six extra days that he put in at
the sheriff7s office over his year. 1t
seems that the first Monday in January
1894, came on the LIST. Therefore he
went into the office on the first. This
year the 1st fell on Tuesday, SO that
the first Monday did not come until Mr..
Weyhe had put in six days over a year
in office. This morning he presented
bill to the board of supervisors for
$57, which amount he claims to be his
due on salary at the rate of S., 1000 per
year. The matter was referred to the
district attorney and he gave written
opinion that Mr.. Weyhe was not en-
titled to any such amount. The matter
will be disposed of by the board.