The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-05-02
Horace Cole has returned from

-. Il. stevens is DullQlnS NICE
house on South street.
"A trade-at home club would be a
grand thing for our city.
-Chas. Hawthorne, of Evanston, is
visiting Kenosha friends.
w. P. Dutton was among hisyoung
friends in Kenosha Monday.
1t is now an expensive business to
cook a steak on a coaloil stove.
The horse trading season is here
again. Hands on your pocket books.
Mrs Bulden, of Baltimore, Md, is
visiting her niece, Mrs. j. Ell. Kimball.
There seem to be a number of
weddings set for the early part of June.
Mr. and Mrs Richard T. Robinson,
of Racine, spent Monday evening in the
city.
The new telephone, the new wom-
an and the new bicycle are assured
facts.
Green peas, fresh strawberries,
lettuce, radishes and other garden
truck, fresh every day at Bailey's. DIV
Mrs. Charles Doan is at the home
of the Misses HaWley. She is on her
way back from Boston to Idaho, her
home.
All persons indebted to E. F. Win
egar & Co. are Notified to call and set
tie at once. All accounts must be
closed up. dm2 Wit
1t looks now as though winter
were irving to perform it's annual feat
of lingering in the lap of spring, de-
spite much adverse comment.
Every dollar spent in Chicago is so
much taken out of the business of the
city. Every person ~ho gets his living
here is curtailed just so much.
1t was believed that Armour was
unloading his wheat this morning on
the Chicago board of trade. There was
big and sudden drop in the price.
The wide-aWake business man
generally approaches newspaper ad-
vertising by these stages. Observa-
ton, inclination, realization, desire.
There were nearly 100 people from
Racine down to welcome the new pas
tor of the Danish church Sunday. Rev.
Mr.. Dahlstrom formerly preached in
Racine.
1t seems that all the local members
of the B. P. O. E. have joined in re-
uuesting a date from the minstrel show
of Racine. The matter has not yet
been decided upon.
Several Kenosha ladies are taking
lessons in Chicago in riding the bicy-
cle One of these days they will sur
prise their friends in appearing on Ke-
nosha streets full f1edged cyclists.
The case of Lonergan VS.. Fletcher
which was on trial before Justice Math-
ews Monday, was decided in favor OF
the plaintiff. He was awarded $32.2o
for hav sold and delivered to the de-
| PENDANT.
The Racine base ball nine will
play return engagement with the Ke-
nosha high school nine on May Is,
when it is hoped our local nine will
wipe out that 26 to 10 score which now
stands against it.
The entertainment by the ladies of
St. Georges church in the school hall
Monday night was quite enjoyed by all
present. Games of cards was the or
der of amusement and fine supper
was served during the evening.
1t is not the best policy in the
world to be always telling everybody
else what you intend to do. The story
soon gets to be very tiresOme. When
you want to do anything and are in the
position to do it, jump right in; do
| business from business basis and talk
all YOU want to later Talk is cheap
and nearly everybody has surplus OF
| it
d. B. Benedict mas a useful device
of his own invention for the laying out
and obtaining the correct measurement
and exact location Of subdivisions OF
land. Mr. Benedict made the plan and
D. J. Harff had very handsome mod
ell of the same made at the brass mill
and presented it to Mr.. Benedict. ,Ehe
device is certainly worthy of being pat
ented.
Don't lick postage stamps. They
pass through many hands, from the
manufacturer to the Office boy. They
are torn off, folded and carried about
through postoffices in disease stricken
localities and sometimes carried in
mailbags dirtier than anything. They
may give you diphtheria, smallpox OF
scarlet fever. They have on tap any
kind of disease that you call for
Therefore don't lick them. Moister
them with wet sponge.
An agent of the Standard Tele-
phone company, of Minneapolis, has
been in the city the past day or two
with a telephone on exhibition. This
company expects to enter into the
competition called for by the Business
Mems association in the matter O.
putting in an exchange here in oppo
sition to the present company. The
telephone on exhibition is a very sue
cessful one in every particular. While
: in operation this forenoon between thu
Balm Wagon company's office and thu
barn on the Balm farm, it proved to b'
IN instrument of GREAT Va1na and il