The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-12-12
Additional Locals.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Gossllne
have moved to Missouri to live.
Thomas Hansen is able to he out
again after and attack of quinsy.
"A. j. Elsen, of Merrill, Wis, is
visiting relatives and friends here.
-Chas. Gonnermann and Ted Mey
rers are planning hunting trip to In
diana.
1t will be marvelif someone don't
break a leg, arm or neck on some OF our
sidewalks.
Now is the time to plant an ad for
holiday trade. No merchant should
be left out of the procession.
The Waukegan Gazette is right up
to date. It's first editorial this week
says Congress meets next Monday.
Dick Welles has been suffering for
several days having caught cold in his
jaw, following the extraction of teeth.
Mrs. Redeker has sold fine house
and lot in Waukegan to the American
Express agent of that town for So, 5000.
Honest criticism is one thing and
splenatic abuse is another. Two of
our loving contemporaries seem to be un-
able distinguish between these condi-
tons.
H. Delno, who has been selling
kerosene and gasoline oils here the past
year in opposition to the big Standard
Io
of his business TO William Ryan.
Bert Robbins reports that the man
Bramer, who was sent to state prison
for eighteen months for obtaining money
under false pretenses is an old timer
having been discharged from there in
1874.
Yes, it is a queer world. The same
issue of q paper tells of a man who
committed suicide because he couldn't
find work to do. and Of another who
did the same thing in preference to
working.
Some simple minded benefactOr of
mankind has invented a tin tag TO be
attached to babies SO that if they stray
rom home tl.ey can be readily returned.
This will work very well until il occurs
10 the babies to swap tags.
Persons who contemplate giving
Christmas presents to their female
friends will do well to remember that
with the advent of the new woman,
suspenders have taken u more promi
nent position in the economy Of female
costuming.
A Kenosha lady lost valuable
HonitOn lace handkel chief at or near
the Cooper residence on the day of The
Cooper Christian wedding. 1t was
highly valued because of it's assoca-
tions and the owner will be very CRATE
full to the finder if it be returned to
this Office
"A surprise party was given Friday
evening on Mr.. and Mrs. James Ken
nard by a number of their friends.
French euchre was made the game of
the evening. The first prizes went to
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Hale, while Miss
Lutte Schroeder anu Mrs. John Lewis
took away the BOBBY prices.
The members Of the Twentieth
Century History club and friends en-
jOyed their monthly supper Friday
evening. Mrs. w. D. Bailey and Miss
Brande were the hostesses, the meeting
being held with Miss Brande. Whist
followed the supper and most enjoy
able evening was spent.
There is some talk Of using the old
road bed of the Chicago, Portage and
Lake Superior r..ilway road he'd, which
runs through Wilmot and was graded
some forty years ago for the Duluth.
West Superior & Chicago railroad. 1t
is said that the line is to be controlled
by the Wisconsin Central and that John
d. Rockefeller is behind the scheme.
j. S. Gleu, chairman Of the com
mittee Of arrangements informs us that
the names given in the EVENING NEWS
as the invitation committee, were the
O ficcrs OF the club and although their
n mes were appended to the invitations
sent out, the committee on invitation
really consisted of G.. L. Rover, chair
man; A W. Thompson, H. Tindall and
II, A. Martin