The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-05-16

Miss Anise Wagner went to Chi
cago Sunday with the expectation of
making that city her future home.
Prof. E. G.. Wiswall was re-em-
ployed by the school board Tuesday
evening for another year at salary of
$500.
! The men who are constantly chas-
ing after success have the satisfaction
| of seeing some one else get it at all
events.
These cool mornings create an ap-
petite for cup of good coffee. Bailey's
best is the hot stuff that satisfies the
longing.
Mrs. N. c. Stafford will DE at Miss
Fisk's on South street to give voice Gull
ture lessons on Monday afternoons and
Tuesday forenoons. Voices tried free
of charge.
Look out for counterfeit dollars,
half dollars and quarter dollars. They
are floating around here. Keep a close
eye on the change.
-Enterprising housekeepers who
have taken down every stove on the
premises are now wearing heavy wraps
and blue noses as they go about their
domestic duties.
Next Thursday, May %, the Big
Four Minstrel company will play an
engagement at the Rhode. Remember
such talent as Memo Waite, Fred Rob-
inson and others.
Harry Pugh and Mr.. Murphy, of
Racine, were in the city Wednesday
afternoon making arrangements for
the Big Four Minstrel show, which
plays here May %.
The Young Mems Methodist club
is preparing for a strawberry festival
and social for one week from Thursday
night, May %. Please bear it in mind
and arrange to attend.
"A communication was received by
the school board Tuesday evening an
nouncing Miss Buckmaster's desire not
to be considered as an applicant for a
position the coming year.
The G.. H Starke dredge is at work
out near the harbor dredging the in
take channel for the water works It
started at work about twenty rods from
shore and is working toward it.
The Chicago Athletic club will be
in Kenosha Saturday and play game
of base ball with the University school
nine. 1t is predicted that the Chicago
fellows will not do a thing to the q. S.
boys.
All obligations of the Northwestern
Loan & Trust Company are secured by
deposit with the State Treasurer of
the State of Wisconsin, as provided
in the law under which the companT
is organized. Wtdw
Captain Cameron, of the life saw
ing crew, received telegram from
Chicago parties Tuesday night asking
for description of the wreckage found
off this harbor. There is no doubt left
of the loss of the Kate Kelly. II
Mrs. Charles Toner, mother of
Henry Toner, passed through a diff
cult surgical operation Tuesday at the
Hahnemann hospital Chicago. Tie
operation was successful and Mrs.
Toner is on the road to recovery.
Mrs. Susan c. Brooks, wife of
Frank 81. Brooks, died in Chicago last
Saturday of consumption. Deceased
was former resident of Kenosha. Mr..
Brooks having been employed by the
Aliens. The body will be brought here
Tuesday for interment.
"A lady interested in the public
park complains that she has seen the
boys who congregate there wantonly
pull up a small elm tree, because it
was in the way of the full enjoyment of
their game. If this is true, the matter
should be looked into and the Yandals
punished.
A number of ladies propose to or
game a sewing class at the Y. M. c.
4. building on Friday evening of tais
week. The object is t0 afford to those
who desire it, and who Lave no leisure
during the day, the opportunity to
learn various kinds of sewing. 1t is
free and open to all. dw17
The Riley, Jr., Dramatic company
begins a three nights engagement at
the Rhode opera house Thursday, May
Ii. The company is composed of ar
fists, each selected from metropolitan
attractions, and present such high class
plays as "a Poem from the Sea-"
E'The Drummer Estate" and Inter
national Arbitration Treaty" Popular
prices, 10, 20 and 30c.
The usual custom will be observed
on Memorial day, May 80, and all ex-
soldiers and sailors are respectfully in
vited to meet with us in our hall on
May 30 at 9 o'clock a. m. Those who
are not able to walk to the cemetery
transportation will be furnished by the
Post. 1t is also the wish of this Post
that every pastor of every church, no
matter what the denomination, will
preach a sermon on the Sunday even
ing before May Both, calling attention
to Memorial day, urging its observance
by all the people in some manner in
city and county of Kenosha. By order
Of Post. GEO. c. LIMPERT, Adjt.
}. W. Dugan, representing the