The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-07
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north side grocery.
Mrs. E. F. Waterman, of Wauke-
gan, is visiting friends here.
John Korcilius, of Racine, was in
Kenosha Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Helen Lester, Of Chicago, is
/ visiting with Mrs. Burr Simmons.
Temptation will follow US to the
/ gate of heaven, but it cannot. go IN.
Right in lineS all the time. Who
,,isg Why, Bailey, the peoples grocer
Mrs. John Wagner, of the north
side, is dangerously i'll, it is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Yule expect
to go to California the middle of the
month.
New goods at Barden & McArdle's
new stand. They open Wednesday
morning NIL
i -Barden & McArdle are across
the street." They moved over Tues
day night.
Mrs. V. S. Stone, of Racine, is
spending q few days with her aunt,
Mis-. NJ. IctHA.
Canned fruits and vegetables, the
best in the market and just as cheap as
the next one sells.
The Northwestern Loan & Trust
Company loan money on real estate
security at lowest current rates. WtdW
The railroad has not given up its
fight with the purchasing agents yet.
They are being iuterfered with regu-
larly lately.
st. Michael's Young Mems society
met at st. Georges school hall Tuesday
evening. The society now numbers
100 members.
"A. A. Worsley, the candidate for
the state senatorship on the populist
ticket last fall, will speak in Columbia
hall next Tuesday evening.
The Northwestern Loan & Trust
Company is authorized and prepared
to act as Trustee, Executor, Admins
TRAITOR, Guardian or Receiver. wtdw
Arthur Brown, the Salem man who
has the gas we'll, has employed an eX
pert in such matters to examine his
we'll to see if it is a good find.
All obligations of the Northwestern
Loan & Trust Company are secured by
q deposit with the State Treasurer of
the State of Wisconsin, as provided
in the law under which the company
is organized. wtdW
An arterial tumor was cut OFT
Gottleb Strei Tuesday by Drs Win
desheim and Andre. The tumor was
about the size of a hens egg and was
found growing on the back near the
spinal column.
Miss Henrietta Webb was years
ago we'll known and highly respected
Girl IN Kenosha. She lived in the Sec
ond house west OF Gurdin Gillett's on
Grand avenue This fact is called to
mind by the death of W. G.. Coup, the
veteran Snowman, who married Miss
Webb.
-Elrick c. Cole, an old KenOsha
boy. and a brother of Horace G. Cole,
of this city, has just been appointed by
Gov. Morrill,, of Kansas, as one OF the
Judges of the appellate court, at sal
airy of $4,000 per annum. Elrick has
been in Kansas since 1879, and is get
ting to the front in fine shape.
4 &C. G. Theleen has just received
word that his son David has passed the
semi-annual examination in the third
class at Annapolis Naval academy. He
/ is one among the ten that got through
successfully. There were sixty in the
class and fifteen were unsatisfactory.
Thirty three in this class have been
dropped out this year. That speaks
well for David E, Theleen.
Report has it on the street today
that John Hegeman, who recently re-
tired from the partnership of Hegeman
q Kotz, is trying to purchase the bust
ness of Phil Hartman. When Mr.. Har-
man was seen about the report he stat
ed that he had not been seen by Mr..
Hegeman and that he had not even
thought of selling out. The report, he
thought, must have been spread by in
terested people of some sort without
authority.
-Chas. Ell. Goodman has placed in
his store window a four-inch Rider Hot
Air pumping engine, where it can be
seen in operation at all times. 1t is
highly recommended for stock-men,
farmers or in fact anybody having large
quantities Of water to pump, and is fast
Al L. IL \
bothersome windmill, having in its
favor the advantages of being ready at
all times No tower to climb for oiling
and repairing and no tower to blow
down. 1t is very economical to run,
and as there are no valves, steam or
gasoline in connection with it, there is
absolutely no danger of accident. See
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