The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-11-14
E. C. Theirs is in New York city


There is to be bang-up good
game of foot ball next Saturday. Go
and see it.
Take in the foot ball game next
Saturday. The boys are preparing to
make it a hummer.
The Racine Journal suggests that
our football team is afraid to meet the
Racine eleven again.
John Kupfer is organizing con-
cert company which is to appear ere
long, we are informed.
Rev. j. r. Creighton, of Milwau-
kee, will preach at the Park Avenue
M. E. church this evening.
The hook and ladder truck made
by Nick Pirsch for South Milwaukee
was taken up there Monday.
The Park Whist club held its first
meeting of the season Monday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. c.. W. Allen.
Prospects look bright at present
for the organization Of d good sized
public library association. Take hold,
friend, and help.
Miss Lee Timmons, the well-knoWn
and popular young harpist of Chicago,
at Rhodes opera house with the I'M
perial Quartette next Monday night.
DIR. Meers has put up street
lamp in front of his place. 1t is a
great improvement for that section of
the city where it is so dark at times
that it can be cut up into chunks.
Poverty is uncomfortable, as | can
testify; but nine times out of ten the
best thing that can happen to young
man is to be tossed overheard and
compelled to sink or swim for himself.
Garfield.
The directors of the needleWork
guild will meet at the residence Of Mrs.
James Cavanagh on Wednesday after
noon, Nov. 13, at 2:3O o'clock. Gar
ments will be received at this time.
n12 E. W. KIMBALL, Pres.
Thomas M. BlackstOck, of ShebOy
gan, has intimated that he would like
to address a joint session of the Ke-
nosha and Racine county boards on the
subject of good roads. Mr.. Blackstock
is president of the Wisconsin Good
Roads league.
Word has been received by friends
in this county that Rev. and Mrs
Ralph Larkin who went from Trevor to
Constantinople as missionaries, have
arrived at their destination. They will
not go to their field of labor until there
is some relief from the prevailing dis
orders of that country.
George Bassett, of Randall. lost a
young horse in a strange manner. He
had built new fence across part of
the yard, where the horse was used to
running. The first time he turned the
horse out after the fence was built the
animal ran with it's head down into the
fence and broke his neck.
The prospects are for a great at
tendance at the Imperial Quartette
concert next Monday evening. In the
neighborhood of 300 tickets have al
ready been sold. The opera house
diagram will be at Woodward & Con-
ley's tomorrow morning. Better get
there during the day and select your
seats.
Edwin S. TimmOns has no superior
in this country as flute and saXaphone
soloist. That's what Theodore Thomas
thought, and that is why Mr.. Timmons
was selected for Thomas famous or
chestra during the season of 1913 and
'94. He will be with the Imperial
Quartette at Rhodes next Monday
night.
The most disgusting croaker to
listen to, is the home croaker. He
curses the town that has given him a
good living: and possibly wealth; is not
satisfied with three square meals day,
but wants the drinks thrown in free.
He loiters in public places, and
everything look blue about him. He
ought to emigrate.
Berlin, Wis, is to have system of
water works, the bid of W. Ell. Wheeler
& Co., of Beloit, having been accepted
at council meeting Friday morning.
The source of supply will be artesian
wells, and a reservoir will be built on
top of the rocks, and will be in the
ground instead of being a stand-pipe.
The city pays $4,000 for thirty years, at
which time the works will belong to
the city. Work is to begin in ninety
days.
The ladies of the Market street
Whist club wish this paper to make a
correction concerning statement it
inadvertently made recently abont
the age of the Park Whist
club. 1t said the Park club was the
oldest organization of its kind in the
city. The Market street cluO claims
that honor by several years seniority
over the Park club. 1t is ten years
old. Is there any older than that? IF