The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-12-19
fFrom SATURDAYS Daily

Chicago thugs are warm advocates
of personal liberty.
Tie funeral of w. F. Halliday was
held this afternoon at o'clock.
The man who makes no mistakes
is perfect and has nothing to learn.
Some chemical is needed to dis
solve and evaporate society scandal.
Mrs. Chas. Palmetler is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Emery, in Chicago.
"A woman can look thoroughly sat
isfied when she is not. A man can't
do it.
Twenty three days of good sleigh
ing so far and prospects good for
for longer period.
We noticed today that one party
on the north side has all of his screens
up yet Push it along.
Miss Mamie Lippert, who has been
at Highland Park, H., for some time,
returned home this week.
The st. James choir met at w. S.
McDermott's Friday evening to prac-
tice the music for Christmas mass.
The house of N. j. Werner on
Grant street is nearing completion. 1t
will be another ornament to the north
side.
Jos. Schweitz, of Chicago, who has
been visiting in the family OF John
Maurer, of Somers, left for his home
today.
Hollis Lane ana Joseph Borken-
hagen were fined So and costs this
morning by Justice Slater for fast
driving
The town board Of Brighton has
appointed James Rafferty, town clerk,
vice D. a. Warren resigned on account
of removal to Burlington.
Miss Frances Hills, OF Chicago,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Samuel CowelI, on Demng street, for
the past few days, returned to her
home this afternoon.
When all the world submits to the
rules and regulations which narrow
minded people lay down for peoples
guidance, what a delightful place this
dear old world would be for the
dyspeptics.
Mrs. Elizabeth Moeller, an aged
resident of the north side, died this
morning of old age. She was 90 years
old and leaves eleven children. The
old lady has been totally blind for a
number of years.
-KenOsha merchants are making q
strong bid for holiday business and
they ought to get it. You can't save
any money by paying railroad fare TO
go to Chicago for goods. Buy in Ke-
nosha and keep our money at home.
Prof. G.. n. Rant has taken charge
of the Baptist church choir Mr. Rand
comes from Ohio and the community in
which he lived there considered MIN
rare musician. He will be a splendid
acquisition to KenOsha musical circles
-Squibbs asks why a live coal two
inches square will go through q CRATE
and not touch either side when it is
such q task to poke half inch clinker
through the same hole. We give it up
but, believe it is a common occurrence
Already they have begun to kick
about the quality Of water they are
getting in Waukegan. Their inlet
there is SO close to the shore that
sewerage gets in in such quantities
That it is easily distinguishable in d
glass OF water
Already the stores are filing with
holiday shoppers looking at the offer
ings which none better were ever dis
played in this city. II you haven't
already, you'd better join them and
pick out what YOU want for Christmas
before the selections are broken.
A genuine giost story has yet to
be attested but not so a genui
blood purifier. over aud over again if
has been proved that Ayers SarsApa
rila stands alo among medicines as
the most reliable tonic Alternative in
pharmacy. 1t stood alone at the
Worlds Fair.
Charles II. Goodman has just
closed contract with the Sterling
company for WASH basins to be put H.
TO the factory for the accommo-
dation of 320 men at time. What
the boys Of that factory don't get III
the way of comfort has not been
thought OF yet
The first game of the series of five,
duplicate whist, played Thursday even
ing by the big tour club and the club
consisting of Messrs. Curtis, Tarbel,
Robinson and Reinold, resulted in
loss of the game to The big four. The
game came out two points in
favor of the other fellows.
One householder here explains
that it is all right to joke about clean
ing off the snow and ice from side
walks, but he has found that it can't be
got off now with pick axe. This Is
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