The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-07-18
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&C. ii. Hurd wants boy to learn
the drug business.
Fine watch repairing promptly
done at Weiskopfs. dwtf
Fresh watermelons and other fruit
every day at Bailey's. DIV
Complicated watch work spec
ialty at A. r. Chamberlin's. djy15
lily you want the local news and all
of it read the EVENING News.
Don't forget Bailey's coffee in
ordering your groceries today. DIV
You can save money on your gro
Gerry bill in buying from Bailey. DIV
Have your eyes tested free by
the only graduate optician in town, A.
r. Chamberlin. Oval
A delegation Of Racine Salvation
lists came down to visit the local camp
Tuesday evening.
johnson Jackson is attending the
furniture exposition in Chicago this
week and incidentally talking up the
events of the Kenosha Crib Co. output
The improvements on the Danish
Lutheran church are progressing and
when completed it will be handsome
little structure and an ornament to the
city.
Mrs N. c. Stafford will be at Miss
Fisk's on South street to give voice Gull
ture lessons on Monday afternoons and
Tuesday forenoons. Voices tried free
of charge.
Said one OF the striking workmen
at the GRASS mills, It's very queer that
the company can afford to pay it's pres
ident $4,000 year, and cannot afford
to pay us enough to live on"
W. Y. Gull, of Salem, was in town
today. He says he has just finished
haying, and that the yield is not more
than half a crop, averaging about ton
to the acre. He cut l20 acres.
We sincerely hope that strikes
will not become part of returning
prosperity in Kenosha. 1t seems as
though among fair minded men
happy settlement of difficulties might
be reached in q peaceable manner.
The German Veteran society will
hold it's first annual picnic in Union
park, Racine, next Sunday. The Ke-
nosha D. K. K. will attend in a body.
All other persons who desire to par
ticipate will leave word with August
Huessing, Tickets, round trip, SOC.
The newspaper goes right into it's
readers house-goes in and sits down
with him. 1t is on the table when he
smoking after the meal. 1t reaches
him when in an approachable condi
ton. That's the time to tell him abou+
your business clearly, plainly, con-
vincingly as one man talks to an
other.
The National Telephone Construc-
ton company proposes to get right at
work just as soon as the franchise is
granted, and get its exchange in work
ing order within ninety days after the
start The business men seem to look
with favor on the proposition. 1t is
agreed by the company to put up wires
into the surrounding towns and furnish
a free toll line to Racine, if franchise
can be had there.
The funeral of Mrs. Matthias ia
cobs, who died Sunday, took place
from St. Georges church Wednesday
morning. Deceased was the mother Of
four sons, Peter, of this city; Rev.
Theo., of Burlington; DR.. j. NJ, of Chi
cage; Joseph in Africa, and Martin, of
Julian, California; and four daughters,
Mrs. Frank Sandt, of this city; Mrs. G.
M. Wagner, of Chicago; Mrs. J. C. Tur-
ner. of Chicago, and Mrs. Henry
Schlax, Of Salem.
John W. Hayes left Tuesday morn
| ing for Chicago where he will visit
friends until Thursday when he will
leave for Albany, New York to reside.
Mr.. Hayes has been resident of Ke-
nosha for about fifteen years and is
one of the best known men in the city.
Now that he is leaving us to join his
family in the east his many friends
here who have known him long in
prosperity and adversely will wish him
success and happiness in the years that
remain to him. The best wishes of all
our citizens follow Mr.. Hayes to his
home.
The signs got back to the park
some way. They were suddenly taken
away and as suddenly re-appeared.
Now, the question is: Who did all
this? The police got wind of a young
man who was supposed to be the guilty
one and Chief Stemm told him that if
he did not get the signs back he might
60 up and pay Justice Slater So for
them. Whether this struck the right
fellow or not, the signs were in the
park leaning up against a tree this
morning. There we're three of them
there. Only two had been taken