The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-09-05
(From Fridays Daily.)


Miss Nellie Milward is visiting in
Silver Lake.
Miss Marman, Of Racine, is guest
of Miss Faber.
I "A. L. Stuart, Of La Crosse, spent
Thursday in ibis city.
The unexpected very frequently
happens in matrimony.
Andrew O'Donnell, of Chicago, is
visiting with his parents.
Miss Sauber, of Chicago, is. the
guest of the Misses Faber.
"A tight board fence is being built
around the new addition to the jail.
If men were as beautiful as women
they would be thousand times as bad.
A woman always means what she
says at the exact moment of her saying
it.
Everything is for the best, though
you may not be the one who gets the
best.
Women advance" slowly because
women hate to follow the leadership OF
women.
Miss Madaline Arnold has gone to
Milwaukee to visit relatives and
friends.
1t is a good thing to leave little
of The cream on the milk OF human
kindness.
The fishing tug Fred Engel went
to the Milwaukee dry dock Thursday
night for repairs.
"A man may talk love and act love,
but it isn't really serious until he be-
gins to think loye.
Mrs. G. W. Burritt, of CouGcil
Bluffs, Iowa, is visiting her father
Daniel B. Benedict.
Where was the state examiner and
his merry men when the Kenosha bank
went out Milwaukee Journal.
Quite number of the young folks
drove out to Paddock's lake Thursday
night to attend the dance.
Some of the residents of Exchange
street want the name of that thorough
fare changed to Michigan avenue.
The pavement is being disfgured
again. This time it is for sewer con-
nection at the Halberstadt bakery.
Peter Rhode, Jr., was given a very
pleasant surprise party Thursday even
ing by number of his young friends.
The bicycle is extending it's influ-
ence as a disturber when it threatens
to knock the hackmen marriage pull
into a cooked hat.
The contract for painting the new
Frank school has been awarded to
John Penzger. Mr.. PenZgers bid OF
S2lO was the lowest submitted with the
exception of the bid Of Cook and Will
| liams.
Several of the young men of this
city appear to have a desire to see
blood fly. One OF them called on JUS
tice Slater the other day and inquired
what it would cost to pound another
fellow.
Daniel Macnie, of Glasgow, Scot
land, arrived here Thursday evening
to become the guest of Sec. Peter II.
Mcintosh, of the Y. M. c. A. He was
an old friend and chum of Mr.. Nc
Intosh's in the old country.
The Green Bay Adv0cate tells of
"a little pig born with only two front
legs" and calls it curiosity. Will
that paper explain what there is Gu
rious about that? Do Green Bay pigs
usually have three or more front legs?
While on the down grade near
Waukegan Thursday night one of the
night freights parted in the center and
smash up was the result. The train
men escaped injury, and with the ex-
ception of three or four smashed cars,
the damage was light.
On the board fences in the vicinity
of nearly every Country town in half
obliterated letters of paint are names
of the business firms of that commu-
nifty, now passed away, who thought
they knew better way to advertise
than in the newspapers.
Marine men north and south of Ke-
nosha are trying to solve the mystery
of the small row boat picked up by the
tug Charm about six miles out in the
lake the other day. The boat had a
suit of boys clothes, but so far no one
has put in claim for the property.
While fishing from the north pier
Thursday afternoon little 10 year old
lad named Walter Hansen accidentally
fell into the harbor. The little fellows
brother with rare presence Of mind
seized a fish pole which lay near by
and reaching it out to his brother told
him to hang on, and with the assistance
of several others pulled him out.
Make note of the man VINO sits
down and begins to retail mess OF
stuff by which he means to injure some
other man, for as soon as he gets