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

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on visit.
Miss Ruth Hurd is still quite i'll, of
rheumatism.
Mrs. W. r. Anderson is visiting old
friends at ST. Joseph, Mich.
Edward Pacey has resigned his
position with Skidd & Fay.
The strike is still on at the works
of the Chicago Bedding Co.
Mrs. Mat. Steinbach has gone to
Milwaukee to visit her aunt.
Lou Read, of Chicago, spent Sun
day with old friends in Kenosha.
e. C. Theirs has gone to New York
on business for n. r. Aliens sons.
Mrs. Arnold, of Milwaukee, is here
on a visit to her mother, Mrs. n. r.
Allen.
John Kober is building a cement
walk in front of his place on Eagle
street.
Miss Katie Ludwig, of Brighton,
visited her sister, Mrs. E. Grosyenor,
Tuesday.
There was no meeting of the school
board Tuesday evening. The meeting
| is not until next Tuesday.
-Bailey's coffee is just as good as
ever, and every coffee drinker knows
that means the top notch.
The Northwestern Loan & Trust
Company loan money on real estate
security at lowest current rates. WtdW
You are always guaranteed the
lowest market price in anything you
buy Of Bailey, and you can depend on
it.
-Chas. Werve will favor the High
school patrons with an impersonation
next Friday evening. He always makes
a hit.
Miss Emma Werve leaves next
Saturday for Lincoln, Illinois, where
she will spend the summer with her
sister.
Miss Belle Bond, who has been
visiting in Hartford, Conn.,, since be-
fore the winter holidays, returned home
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Newell, child
rem and maid will sail on the 10Th inst.
for Europe. They will be absent about
three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. DoWse, of Chi
cago, came up Sunday and drove out
with Sheriff Cropley to Pleasant Prai-
RE to call on J. G. Dowse.
The entertainment at the Univer-
sity school hall Tuesday evening was
a highly enjoyable affair. A dance
| followed the entertainment.
The Northwestern Loan & Trust
Company is authorized and prepared
to act as Trustee, Executor, Admins
traitor, Guardian or Receiver. Wtdw
Mother, may go out to wheel?"
Eyes, my darling daughter;
81 suppose of course you won't wear skirts,
Although think you'd oughter.''
DO you lie in your advertisements,
Mr.. Merchant? If you do be sure the
public will find it out and you would
be better off not to have advertised at
all.
The Park Avenue NJ. E. Sunday
school had what the members call a
rallying day last Sunday. Two hun
dred and fifty scholars responded to
{ the call.
jimmy Welsch and A. Howard, his
hacker, are at the Grant house. jim
my expects to remain three weeks and
train at the Balm race track for bout
with German.
Advertising costs money, and so
do railroad fares. But as it is cheaper
to ride thousand miles than to walk
| that distance, so also it is cheaper to
advertise than to circulafize.
Most of the unsuccessful advertis-
ing we frequently hear OF is to be at
tributed to neglect or mistake on the
part of the advertiser rather than the
ineficiency of the mediums employed.
-Maulsby Kimball will graduate
from Columbia college, next month. He
has made arrangements for entering a
law office in New York and does not
expect, therefore, to be home this sum-
mer.
ALI obligations of the Northwestern
Loan & Trust Company are secured by
a deposit with the State Treasurer OF
the State Of Wisconsin, as provided
in the law under which the company
is organized. wtdw
Owing to the severe storm Sunday
evening no regular preaching service
was held at the Baptist church. The
young peoples meeting was prolonged,
and Rev. Lipscombe gave them very
interesting talk.
-" Put your shoulder to the wheel
is a maxim as old as the hills, but ii
won't help cyclist out of scrape
when he punctures tire along the
o'lntry road. He has to reverse the
and put the wheel to his Shout
ners are very busy just