The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-02-21

TO be healthy use c. III. Ernst's
special Mocha and Java coffee, 80 cents
! per pound. Telephone 46.
There were no contagious diseases
to report for last week. That makes
four weeks Oh a straight run.
Rev. Harry Thompson attended
church in Milwaukee Sunday. He con.
Quoted services at st. James church.
There was no service at the NJ. b..
church Sunday evening, owing to the
| illness Of both Mr.. and Mrs. Goldthorp.
Things got quite lively at a Main
street saloon Sunday afternoon, SO it is
safe to say that one was open, at
least.
Quite q crowd of old friends went
out in a sleighing party to call on
Stephen Crosby, in Pleasant Prairie,
Saturday night.
1t takes backbone to talk as Rev..
G. H. Rogers did Sunday night. Such
talks are needed, but to be practical,
what can be done about it?
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.
The Young Peoples Whist club
was entertained by the Misses Stebbins
at the University school hall Saturday
night. The prizes went to Wainwright
Lance and Miss Hazelton.
The Rev. John j. Schaefer united
in marriage Louis Bayha and Miss
Louise Hayne, both of Chicago, Satur-
day, and Frederick w. Peters and
Hilda C. Adams, of Chicago, on We'd
nesday.
=" Who is to be the next mayor"
is often asked. 1t is just little bit
early to answer that question, but
within the next four or five weeks it
will be the "all absorbing question =
of the hour.
The year 1895 starts out with a
phenomenal record in the line OF dis
asters. Tidal waves, extreme cold,
lake disasters, earthquakes in Asia,
and losses at sea, make al APPALLING
sum total in the death rate.
Medical men advise those who
kiss to first sponge the lips with diluted
carbolic acid. This is worse than the
suggestion to the angry man who has
his arm drawn back to strike to count
| ten before he delivers the blow.
The grocery store of Gfroerer &
Co. was burglarized Sunday evening.
The store was entered through the
back window and some tobacco taken.
1t is believed to have been the work of
bows. No arrests have been made.
The following are some anatomical
localities newly mentioned in current
literature: He kissed her upon her
appearance "She whipped him
upon his return" They seated them
selves upon his entering" He kissed
her back.n ''She sat down on his in
vitation."
There was an unusually large at
tendance at the Congregational church
Sunday evening owing to the announce
ment that Rev. C. 81. Rogers would
extend his talk on Is the Young Wo
man Safe?" The talk was an exceed
ingly timely one and is being discussed
everywhere. u
R. E. Mailer has just completed a
violin, which he has been working on
at odd times for ten years. Every
piece in the instrument excepting the
strings are of his own handiwork, and
as it proves to be of exceptionally fine
tone Mr.. Mailer is justly proud OF his
accomplishment
The Congregational church was
filled Sunday evening, the large audi
ence having gathered to hear what the
pastor had to say on the subject Is
the Young Woman Safe?" In few
words the inference drawn by the hear
ers is that the young men of this gen
GRAFTON are bad lot and furthermore
the young women rather encourage
them in so being.
1t is not right to say coal bod any
more! The once useful coal bod is
henceforth to be knoWnin polite society
as coal vase. Some of the new de-
vices for that once noisy utensil are so
handsome they will decorate any draw
ing room where they may find them
selves. We must now look about for a
more plebean vessel in which to carry
coal-an obsolete water bucket for in
stance, or a cast off wash boiler for ex-
ample.
George F. Harding, who about
twenty years ago was president of the
old Kenosha county bank, which stood
on the corner where Lentz & Funck
store now is, was in town an hour or
two Saturday. The old bank was Or
ganized about forty yeras ago and went
into liquidation out of which a large
amount of litigation grew, some of
which is still pending. Mr.. Harding
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