The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-09-26

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Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Norton have
moved into Dick Griffth's new house
| Wisconsin street. Mr.. Norton is q
foreman for the Sterling Bicycle.Co.
This is the " sensiblev temperature
which we are suffering these days
and not the temperature indicated by
the thermometer. Our readers will be
glad to know this.
| james Peterson has nodded in cake
model of the Danish Lutheran
church, which is on exhibition in
Woodward & Conley's window. 1t is
to be disposed Of for the benefit of the
church.
--Kenosha is better than most towns
of its size because it offers market for
everything produced on farm. The
farmer who comes here with anything
to sell will never fail tofind a buyer
and as a rule gets the best price.
Roy Rogers, who has gone to Be-
lott to attend college, was entered IN
the classical course without eXamina-
ton, which fact speaks we'll for his
ability as a student and reflects credit
upon the University school OF Kenosha
=" For years, says Capt. G. Muel-
Ter, " | have relied more upon Ayers
Pills than anything else in the medi-
cine chest, to regulate my bowels, and
those of the ships crew. These pills
are not severe in their action, but do
their work thoroughly"
The many friends of r. S. Houston,
or Z" Uncle Sam Houston" as most of
us know him, will congratulate him
upon his marriage. The bride is Mrs.
Jones, a niece of Mr.. Houston's first
wife, and the ceremony was performed
in Milwaukee, Thursday, Sept. 10. We
tender our best wishes to the bride aud
groom.
The Kenosha Novelty Co. will
surely remove its plant to Racine unless
the full amount of stock is subscribed
for in Kenosha. The business has out
grown the working capital, and more
money is needed to take care of the
increasing business. Racine and North
Chicago have each offered to take the
required amount of stock.
An audience Of intelligent women
certainly compares favorably with the
average court room audiences and the
comparison must be pleasant to the
Judge, attorneys and jury. We are
glad the women of Kenosha are taking
an active interest in the proceedings
and grace the court room by their pres
ence. 1t isn't often they have an OPP
pOrtunitY.
Detective Alexander, who is con-
nected with the arson case, helped
himself to the bicycle belonging to the
News local man and rode from the
court house up town taking the side
walk for his track. One of the police
men caught him IN the act and took
Alexander before the justice, who fined
him 81 and costs. This is an instance
where it would have been cheaper to
walk.
The city council of Racine has been
making an effort to pass an ordinance
prohibiting riding bicycles upon the
sidewalks. 1t was so amended Monday
night that 12-year-old boys were al
lowed to ride wheels on the walks.
Men and women were deprived Of the
right, and the amendment also read in
such manner that women wheeling
4 baby cabs on the walks would be liable
to arrest and prosecution. This is MAX
ing a row with that class of citizens.
The Sisters of st. Mary desire
again. us the summer ends, to thank
the many friends in Kenosha who have
helped them with generous contribu-
tions of money, clothing and household
supplies, in caring for the large family
at the summer home. To st. Mat
thew's church, where they have had
most courteous welcome, to the ladies
of the parish and to manyi others in
the town, some of whom have been
known only as nameless g friends, " the
Sisters are most grateful. During July
and August the Home family numbered
nearly fifty, and, since many came for
short visits, the whole number received
was over one hundred. The children
will be removed to their city home,
2O9-211 Washington Boulevard, Chi
cage, within few days, and the Home
) will be formally opened on the Both Of
September. Visitors from Kenosha
will always be most welcome at the
Home.