The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-21
March 26th is your last chance to


you want?
The circuit court has takenea re
I cess for a few days.
Seth Thomas clocks only 80 cents
at E. f. Vinegar & Co.'s. DIV
Eight day clocks at E. f. Vinegar
4 Co.'s for 1926. Only a few left. DIV
The best is always the cheapest 1t
goes farther does Bailey's best coffee.
Don't leave your room looking as
it does, wnen Melville will paper il for
75c. mlldwtf
Miss Howe left for Boston, Tues
day on a visit to ner niece Mrs Volk-
mann.
-Bailey's canned goods are not to be
beaten in this region. One trial viii be
the proof.
Politicians must be largely on the
still hunt now. They are not saying
much out loud.
Miss Jennie Mcclellan, Of the Dur
kee school, has the grip. Miss Ella
Priddis is substituting for her.
Henry SchlaX, of Salem is in town
for few days stopping at the residence
of his brother in law, Peter Jacobs.
The Northwestern Loan & Trust
Company loan money on real estate
security at lowest current rates. wtdw
E. F. Vinegar & Co. are going to
retire from business On account of poor
health. All goods at cost for 80
days. DIV
Some tramps attempted to assault
girl on Market street, west of the
railroad, Tuesday night. The matter
was reported to the police but no ar
rests have been made.
Will somebody explain why Lentz
& Funck are net on one :. doo0os-
ment roll? There is another case of
rottenness in the assessorship. This
thing must be remedied this spring.
John j. Meyers, who has been
sick for long time, died this afternoon
at o'clock, aged about 80 years He
leaves widow and one child, son.
Further particulars and notice of fun
CTcl UOmOIIOW.
The republican caucuses will be
held Friday evening as follows First
ward, city hall; Second ward, north
side engine house; Third ward, Durkee
school building, and Fourth ward at
Joseph Bendt's reading room.
The ladies of the Woman's Relief
Corps will give social in G. A. R. hall
Saturday evening, March %. Supper
served from $50 until 7:30, program at
o'clock, dancing at 8. Admission
10 cents and I5 cents extra for dane
ing Music by Stemm Bros. A cordial
invitation is extended to all. mo-
james McKeon, of Pleasant Prai-
RE, while returning to his home from
here Saturday evening, had occasion tos
get out of his wagon to fix the harness.
While fixing it his team became fright
ened and ran away. Mr.. McKeon was
knocked down and badly injured about
the head. Dr. Farr was called to the
cisa.
The Diamond Garment Cutter is
being introduced into Kenosha. This
cutter has had a remarkable sale. 1t
is introduced by the organization of
classes, in which the students are
taught to make any garment used by
either men, women or children. 1t is
remarkably successful. An agent will
call on you in short time.
Reports gained currency some way
Tuesday evening that Mrs. Matt Stahl
and AL. Borkenhagen had both died.
The report was not true in either case.
Mrs. Stahl passed very bad night and
her life still hangs III the balance. Her
physician believes if she can hold out
today she may still survive. Mr.. Bor-
kenhagen is still very low.
An effort is being made by the
Sisters Of st. Mary to get a house near
Kenosha which can be used in connec-
ton with their mission in Chicago as
summer home for children whose par
ents are unable to care for them prop
erly. The plan is based on the system
of the Fresh Air fund. The children
will be brought to the country and
cared for during a couple of weeks.
Several houses have been looked at,
but none has been obtained as yet.
The Howe place was first thought of,
but no satisfactory arrangement could
be made. The Matteson place on
Prairie avenue is the one which it is
likely will be secured.
The entertainment by the chill
dren of ST. Georges school at the school
hall Tuesday evening was a success
even beyond the hope of its managers
There was the largest audience ever
crowded into the hall. The children
all rendered their parts exceptionally
we'll and showed the careful and pa
tent training of the Sisters de Notre
Dame. The entertainment was COM
O1imnntarV to Rev Father T0copb nroio