The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-04-11
To look sweet is one of the fine arts

To look sweet is one of hefne arts.
Keep sweet as a matter of self de-
Tense.
The girl who is not sure she is in
love is not.
w. H. Schroeder's much priced fox
terrier died Monday.
Mrs Newhouse of Cincinnati, O.,
is visiting relatives and friends in Ke
nOsha.
Mrs. George Bennett returned
from her southern sojourn Monday
afternoon.
The north side has seven stores in
either the course of construction OF
contemplation.
Ducks are making their appear
ance on the lake front and hunters are
watching them closely.
The concert to be given by the
Hatton club next Tuesday evening
will be a war song concert.
B. F. Windsor has rented the
house where I'll. M. Baldwin now lives
and will move into it about May LIST.
Mrs. S. c.. Vinegar is at Lake &C.
neva, having been called there by the
illness of her daughter, Mrs. Taylor.
Mrs. Kershaw, who has been Wis
iting with Mrs. Gilbert Simmons, left
Monday evening for Milwaukee on a
visit
&c. Ell. Gonnermann has been ap-
pointed by Judge Van Wyck special
administrator in the estate of j. j.
Meyers.
Miss Violet Thirwell, formerly a
teacher at Kemper hall, is now at that
institution on visit Of a few weeks
duration.
The amiable, affable, candid fellow
sells more goods than the other fellows
do. So OF good-natured, straight
forward advertisements.
Tickets are now being circulated
for the Mrs. Scott SiddOns and Miss
Clara Murray entertainment April goth.
Don't fail to secure them.
John Richie, we'll known here,
has been appointed justice of the
peace in oklahoma. The position is
said to be worth about $500 per year.
President W. P. O'Donnell was re-
elected at the council meeting Monday
evening. The contest was close be-
tween Mr.. O'Donnell and Mr.. McGiv-
ern.
Mrs. N. c. Stafford will be aG Miss
Fisk's on South street to give voice Gull
ture lessons on Monday afternoons and
Tuesday forenoOns. Voices tried free
of charge.
Miss Clara Murray the famous
harpist will exhibit her wonderful tai
ent in connection with the Mrs. Scott
Siddons entertainment April Goth at
the Opera house.
County Agent Gonnermann shipped
last Monday an old lady named Mary
L. Warner to Trenton, N. j. She was
a dependent, but claimed to have
friends in New Jersey.
We have new council now. Aid.
drew and threw down the reins Mon
day night, and they were at once taken
up by Aid. Schend, Yule and Christ
man.
John Taylor and ex-Sheriff R. S.
Wilson went to Waukegan Monday
night to visit the Masonic lodge there,
and witness the exempliication of the
Master Mason's degree. They had q
pleasant time.
DIR. Gillespie returned last Satur-
day from California, after an absence
of about one month. He is more than
ever charmed by the glorious climate
of the golden state. He also visited
points in Arizona.
Cycling is to be the fad in Keno
sha this coming summer. The liveliest
kind of interest is being taken in it by
quite large number of the swell set.
Several new bicycles have already been
purchased and several more will be
very soon.
Merchants should beware of bogus
dollars. They seem to be circulating
rather freely here just now. They are
an imitation of the silver dollar, but
close inspection will reveal that they
are not as clearly cut as the genuine,
and are little lighter in weight. Eight
of them have been discovered in the
money offered for deposit in one of our
banks in the last couple of days.