The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-01-03

Ninety five ought to be a better
year than '94.
Florence Clapp is spending few
days visiting in Chicago.
An addition is being built to the
brass mill for a muffie room.
Grant Nutting, of Davenport, Ia,
is visiting at DR.. Hazelton's.
William Spitzman, of New Munster,
was about town Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Hathaway, formerly of Keno
sha, is visiting Mrs. r. E. Wilkinson.
Sam Bohannon has returned from
a short visit to his sister in Wood
stock, Ia.
Mrs. Henry Miller, of Chicago, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Linderman.
Miss Lizzie Brick is slowly but
surely recovering from an attack Of
typhoid fever
Miss Helen Bauer, of Ann and
Rock streets, is reported very sick with
typhoid fever.
Miss Hattie Brande is in Chicago
on a two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. White.
Miss Josephine Wood, of Alexan-
dria, S. d.. has returned home from
her recent visit here.
The water works job is getting
along much slower since the cold wave,
owing to the ground being frozen
harder.
-Phallas, the famous trotting stall
ion owned by Mayor Case, Of Racine,
is dead. He was II years old and had
a record of 2:134.
w. G.. Carson is making large
map for Thomas j. Smiths directory
of Kenosha city and county. This will
be the first ever made for that purpose
Barton Billiard was taken out OF
the jail Friday night and put aboard
the train for Spring Bluff He said he
had job down there and went down
to take it.
Heinrich Petzke has sold his lot in
the Third ward to Albert PetZke. Con-
sideration $3.50. The lot is known as
south one-half Of lots 3 and Of block
tWenty-One.
Penney Evans, of Woodstock, Ia,
an old Kenosha county lad, is expected
here in a few days on visit. He left
here about twenty-One years ago and
has not been back since.
A very pleasant time was enjoyed
last evening by the members of the
Musical Chautauqua class. The meet
ing was held at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. F. j. Gottfredsen, Bach and
his work being the subject for the
evening.
M. Deithwick, the originator Of
the musical Chautauqua, was here Fri
day night and attended the meeting at
F. j. Gottfredsen's, giving short talk
on Bach. The next meeting will be
held in about month, and will be the
occasion for a study of Mendelssohn.
A gent" is now working the
surrounding small towns on a small
fake. He offers to print 1000 note
heads for $3.50. The order is taken,
90 cents is paid Oh the job and the
merchant never hears of the note
heads. The fallir claims to represent a
Cleveland firm.
Among the neatest little advertis-
ing lodges which have found their way
to this office this year is the one en-
titled Hennessey of Lake County,"
got out by the Antioch Ne1Cs as an ad.
for that little go ahead town. Burke
q Storms, the publishers, are entitled
to much credit for it, and Preserved
Wheeler, the author has handled his
subject we'll
There is quite a war at Elgin over
the purchasing agent business. The
express companies backed by the rail-
roads have put agents Of their own on
the regular express. 1t seems too bad
that the two poor express companies
the American and the United States
and the two railroad companies should
have their business destroyed by the
purchasing agents." 1t is hoped that
the corporations will not be entirely
driven out of business.