The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-01-10

Merchants are very busy invoicing
and getting ready for the New Year.
Mrs. Richard Larner is recovering
from an attack of nervous prostration.
Miss Jeanette Hall of Chicago, is
spending a few days with relatives in
Kenosha.
To bring up child in the way he
should go, take care he doesn't see
where you go, dear parent.
The case of the state of Wisconsin
VS.. the Northwestern Mattress company
was dismissed by Justice Slater We'd
nesday evening.
"A new floor is being put in the store
building recently occupied by the Fair,
soon to be occupied by the Skidd
Hardware company.
The number of births recorded in
the Register Of Deeds office from Jan.
LIST to Dec. 31st, 1894, was 345; mar
riages, 482; deaths, IA.
Miss Maud Yule returned to the
Normal school Wednesday. She was
accompanied to the Cream city by her
father, who went on business trip.
There were about forty couples at
the Johnny Hand party at Central
Music hall Wednesday evening. 1t was
one of the most enjoyable affairs Of the
season.
Mrs. Royce, of Burlington, accom-
panied by Miss Lillian McHenry and
Miss Brooks, came in to attend the
-" Johnny Hand" and were the guests
of Mrs. Swift.
Fred Medows, of Brighton, charged
with assault with intent to do great
bodily harm to John Karver, was
bound over by Justice Matthews to the
circuit court under $500 bonds.
F. w. Lyman, Of this city, who is
now on his orange plantation in Flor
ida, was fortunate in having all his
oranges picked and marketed before
Christmas, so he did not suffer from the
freeze.
The case against the Northwestern
Mattress company for employing boy
under IA years of age was not noticed
by District Attorney Lloyd Wednesday
and was therefore dismissed for that
reason.
Subscriber or taxpayer, or old cltl-
zen, or old boss, don't get his articles
inserted in this paper unless he sends
his name as a guarantee Of good faith.
This is the 'leven hundredth and six
teenth time we have repeated this no
tice.
Geo. Hale, the grocer names some
prices in his advertisement in this is
sue that will be interesting reading to
most housekeepers. Twenty three
pounds of granulated sugar for $l.OO
and other goods in proportion are the
leaders.
The Racine Journal in it's article
Oh the brilliant reception and ball Civ
en- by Racine society at Hotel Racine
New Years night says: Great credit
is due Mr.. Drake, of Kenosha, for the
magnificent display of plants which he
furnished for the OCCASION"
The Oshkosh Ministerial associa-
ton has started a boycott against the
Ladies' Benevolent society because the
latter named org anization proposes to
raise money for charitable purposes by
giving a series of dances. Oshkosh
people ought to see that such q boycott
falls fiat.
Skaters should go to the Sabbath
school and read those beautiful and
impressive stories about wicked
naughty boys breaking through the
ice, before they go out skating next
Sunday. Perhaps they don't publish
such stories now, but they used to be
plenty years agone.
One of the many things which
puzzle us is why some people who never
do a DAVIS work, who have no property
or means. can wear better clothes and
eat better victuals than many hard
working men of careful and frugal
habits. It is one of the problems we
bump up against in life-one OF the
mysteries we can't understand.
1t is nothing strange to see this
lack of snow at this time of the winter
and it will not be unprecedented If
there is four feet Of the beautiful snow
before spring. Twenty years ago there
was no snow till after Jan. LIST, and yet
that year, 1875, the trains were block
ed for week at a time. Never fear
There will, in all probability, be gen
teel sufficiency of snow before winter
leaves us.
j. d. Fowler's team played some
little havoc for a time just after noon
today on Market street The team was
being tended by boy. and asmall boy
came along with sled, switching it in
such a way as to frighten the team. 1t
broke loose and ran into DR.. Gillespie's
yard, smashing down a number OF
small aVnrOrppn trees and running into