The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-10-10
The Badger Boys dance Oct. 81

The Badger Boys dance Oct q.
E. Fl. Durkee, of Chicago, was here
Saturday.
The tug Charm has been receiving
repairs at Racine.
People still talk of the big trial.
Its ghost will not down.
"A lazy man does his hardest work
in looking for an easy job.
johnny, the little son of VIM.
Grosiean is i'll of diptheria.
Eyes tested free at A r. Chamber
Inns, the only graduate optician in Ke-
nosha. 19tf
A Harvest Home" service will be
held at the Congregational church next
Sunday.
Charles Mathews, of Evanston,
spent Sunday with bis family at Mrs.
NewelPs.
Might school at the College Of
Commerce begins tonight. Read the
ad in another column.
A new bicycle has been invented
that is claimed will go mile a minute.
1t is Chicago discovery.
My prices on watches and jewelry
are as low as elsewhere, Chicago not
excepted. A. r. CHAMBERLIN. 19tf
"A teamster whose name was not
learned, was on the drunk list Sun
day and was taken in by Officer Kraft.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Starkweather,
of EdgeWater, who spent Sunday with
Mrs. j. B. StarkWeather, returned
home today.
There were a large number of par
ties out looking for hickory nuts Sun
day and there were lots of them
brought back.
The Punch Robertson company
closed weeks engagement at the
opera house Saturday night. We hope
to see them here again. .-s
W W. Cooper was elected a lay
alternate delegate to the general con-
ference Of the M. E. church which meets
in Cleveland next May.
An optimist is man who likes to
think about his successes. A pessimist
dwells on his failures. It's question
which is the worst for another fellow to
talk to.
Bernhard RosenoW is still here.
The Indictment said to stand against
him in Chicago is alleged to be for
similar Offense as the one concerned in
this last trial
The dispatch comes from New
York that the town of Pullman is to be
sold to a syndicate and that the shops
are to be removed east. The story
seems a little fishy.
Although the tuition at Kemper
Hall has been raised to $400 per an
nun, that popular school is crowded to
its capacity, there being more students
enrolled than ever before.
The Pleasant Prairie Fire Insur
ance company has offered to settle
with Fred Schnuckel, the farmer, who
was burned out two weeks ago, for
81, $50. His property was insured for
$500
What are the Kenosha boys doing
in foot ball? The Racine team is
working hard to get into trim for a
game with our boys, but if our lads do
not get a move on them there will be
little use trying to meet the Racines.
Public sales are numerous this fall
and the TELEGRAPH COURIER office is
the place to have your bills printed
promptly, neatly and cheap. E. R.
Wilson's dates are on file with us and
we can book your date at this of
fee. dit wd7
The Wilmot Dramatic club, of
WilmoU, is advertising dramatic en-
tertainment entitled "Uncle JOSH to
be given Saturday evening Oct. II, in
Modern Woodman hall, Wilmot. It
will be followed by farce entitled
Uncle jeff"
There were about 200 of the mem
bers of the Emaus Lutheran church, of
Racine, here Sunday to assist the Dan
ish lutheran people to re-dedicate
their church. The newly enlarged
building is a. beauty and great credit to
the energy of this pehple.
The coal dealers in Green Bay
are agreeing to disagree" on local
prices, and the papers of that ancient
and romantic city have had considers
able to say about the matter for the
past few days. In the meantime coal
is selling at $4.75 per ton in that city.