The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-05-16
(From Saturdays Daily.l
Charles steinwick, of the Fidelity

laundry, is very sick with splnal men
nights.
Advertising is to business what
steam is to machinery-the grand mo-
tive power.
Mrs. d. A. Mahoney is talking o.
moving to California within the next
week or two.
John Maurer came down from Mil
waukee Friday to make his brother
Leonard visit.
The Polish people had a service il
their own language at st. Georges
Friday evening.
Did Kenosha ever do thing but
what Waukegan barked out, Can't
we do that, too?o
Woman is bound to be contrary
She is now wearing her neckties on the
back of her neck.
The man who never forgets any
thing, never forgets to boast about 1t
to every one he meets.
Quite number Of young people Of
this place went up to Racine Friday
evening tO'attend dance.
Mrs. n. j. Werner, who has been
visiting in Aurora, H., the last three
weeks, has returned home.
"A number of young people went
out to Bristol Friday evening to attend
birthday party at A. Gulick's.
james NJ. Kellogg, of Bristol, has
ordered 1915 monument to be erect
ed over the grave of his late wife.
Brown & Schroeder, the photo
graphers, are moving their effects
across the road to their new quarters.
The situation does not seem tt
change at the works of the Chicago
Bedding company. The strike IS still
on.
Delaware has elected it's senator
Now let us be assured that the peach
crop is all right and Delaware will be
forgotten for another ear.
The high school entertainment was
a most pleasing affair Friday night
Owing to the heavy rain many were
kept away who intended to attend it.
Why doesn't some fellow seeking
the UNIQUE have a salvo of artillery
fired in connection with his marriage
The country is dead tired of the "quiet
wedding.
Several thousand young women
who in few weeks will be standing al
the threshold of life in various semina-
ries are already trying to decide what
kind of slippers should be worn Oh the
stand.
Elk President Harrison says he has
made his last plea before a jury. Here
after he will entirely retire from lega
practice and he will never again be
seen in the active pursuit OF his pro
fession.
Two men were arrested Friday
night, one on the charge of drunken
ness and the other on a charge va
grancy. At the time of going to press
they had not been before a justice, sc
their names cannot be given.
"A crook who has just recently
been released from the Waupun state
prison was about the city Friday. He
made brags about that he would dc
some work here before he left. He
served two years for burglary. His
remark was that " the only way tC
make money is to make it quick, see?'
AS yet no complaint has been made IN
his line of work.
The official notices have been sent
out for the meeting of the annua
council of the diocese of Milwaukee al
All Saints HCathedral in milwaukee,
June Is. IT will be preceded by a high
celebration of the holy eucharist i'll the
cathedral church, at which Bishop
Nicholson will participate. The ser
mon will be preached by Rev. Harry
Thompson, of Kenosha.
"A man by the name Of Blodgett
who has been hawking oranges, pota
toes, etc., about the streets here lately
driving bay horse with a bell jung
ling on the top of the harness, is minus
his horse. He drove him into Kupfer''
barn Friday evening in very sweaty
condition. He fed him his usual grair
at once, and as a consequence the
horse was cold and stiff this morning.
The question as to whether Lin
coin or Washington was the greater
man was decided in favor of Lincoln a
the high school entertainment Frida.
evening. Andy O'Donnell represented
the Lincoln side and Conrad Sheare
the Washington side. Both thes'
young men are very bright and able
debaters. Their sparring was livel.
and to the point, each one landing hi
hero in splendid style. The judges
awarded the debate to Mr.. O'Donnell
but Mr.. Shearer made him hustle tt
get it. Andy O'Donnell was gradu
ate of the high school last year an(
Conrad Shearer will graduate Thu