The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-04-11

The Somers election returns had
to be taken back for veritication by the
sheriff.
Wells & Messier intend to build
25x40 addition to their machine shop
this spring.
Street Commissioner Boyle and
Chief of Police Stemm will succeed
themselves this spring.
George B. Villas has moved into
the house on the corner of Prairie ave-
nue. and Pleasant street.
R. w. HartWig, the north side
druggist, has corn and beans growing
OH his premises Pretty good for first
of April.
Miss Sadie Loveioy, of East Ben
ton, H., who has been visiting Sheriff
and Mrs. Cropley, returned home We'd
nesday.
Mrs. w. P. Kegar left Wednesday
for her home in Stephenson, Mich,
after visit with her sister Mrs. banks,
at the Southern.
Have you used DR.. Weare's Condi-
ton Powders? If not, don't delay
They will make your $40 crowbait
worth $50 in three months.
Pleasant Prairie voted on the mat
ter of continuing to pay road tax in
money at the Tuesday election. 1t
carried by good majority.
Report comes from New Munster
to the effect that the saloons Of that
place were all closed election day this
spring for the first time in years
In Salem the people voted on Ii
cense or no license at Tuesdays cleo
ton. There were 32l votes cast, of
which more than two to one went fol-
license.
u. j. Lewis is reported to be in a
very bad condition. There is not man
in the northwest with his pluck for he
talks of going to Hot Springs, Ark
for his health.
A reception was given Thursday
evening in honor of the marriage of
Louis Haag, Of the V0ikS53eu2ad, and
Miss Louisa GrevnoW, at the home OF
the BRIDES parents.
=" Bud" Holderness has a good
position awaiting him as soon as his
term of office expires. Of course he
has A young man of " Buds" make
up is never without employment.
The Hattons will give their next
concert on Tuesday evening, April l6,
at Central Music hall. Special artists
have been secured for the occasion and
an enjoyable concert is promised.
August Krieger, the insane man,
who was returned from here to the asy
lum of Racine COZ ny recently; has run
away again, and telephone message
here asked if anything had been seen
of him
The will of the late Col. NJ. Frank
has been probated. 1t left all prop
erty, both personal and real, to his
wife, Caroline j. Frank. At Mrs.
Franks death she left will, which has
not yet been probated.
Prank G. Kingman has leased his
farm in Salem and will take life a little
easier for awhile. He is thinking of
spending a year in Florida, where his
wife now is and where her health has
been greatly improved.
The catalogue of the Chicago Bed
ding Co., which has just been issued
from this office, is one of the neatest
bits of Typography turned out for Ke-
nosha company in a long while. Have
Geo. Perren send you one.
Mat Bower went to Burlington
Thursday to attend the funeral of his
brother, DR.. John Bower, who died
there Thursday morning, aged 40
years. He was we'll known here,
where he had brother and sister, Mrs.
M. Reinardy.
-Kenosha is to have the lower in
surance rates she has been calling for.
The board of underwriters has recently
taken under consideration the water
works improvements and the new fire
alarm system and the city is believed
to be entitled to the reduction.
The infamous Louisiana lottery has
at last been driven out Of the country
altogether. The last stand made was
at Tampa, Fla, where the company
kept an office, doing the drawings at
Puerto Cortez, Honduras. This office
has at last been driven out of Florida.
"A Kenosha man who came to Wau-
kegan with his wife last Sunday to Wis
it friends is kicking in the Kenosha
papers because he had to pay $500 for
a hack to take him six blocks. There
were no buses at the depot. When he
went back he had to pay $500 more
Waukegdn Gazette.
DR.. Farr wishes it understood
among candidates who are seeking
places that he is pledged to no one,
several such candidates to the contrary
Notwithstanding. He says he is being