The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-02-28

it, and l. want to tell you that I have
grieved over that failin' of mine $780,
&C times q day for the past 200 years."
The young people adjourned to
the University hall after the Guild hall
supper Thursday evening and danced
until midnight.
Mayor Farr says that if the nom
ination for the mayorality was rendered
him on a gold platter he would not ac-
cept it this spring.
The New England supper and So
cial at the Park Avenue M. E. church
Friday evening was quite successful
and thoroughly enjoyed.
While your drummer is snoring
away in a distant hotel your wide
awake advertisement is holding up
your wares to Would-be buyers.
George Fischer, of Brassville, has
got bis Great Dane dog trained to pull
q cutter in which his children may
ride. It makes quite novel sight.
&c. M. Bennett and JAS Cayanagh
went to Chicago Thursday toattend the
annual meeting of the stockholders in
the Davy Clay Ballast Co. The meet
ing was an adjourned one.
Citizens are gradually coming to
believe that a standpipe is not a neces-
sity on the water works. Samuel Rey-
nolds is one of the most recent con-
verts.
The Phoenix club met at the resi-
dence of William Lynch Thursday
evening, and were entertained by the
Misses Harmon. The prize winners
we're Mrs. William Dorsey and Ollie
HOVE.
Thomas Swift, who attempted sui
eide some time ago by cutting his
throat, is rapidly recovering and ex-
poets to be able to be out in few
days. He is under the care of Dr..
Saunders.
About fifteen couples responded to
the invitations sent out by the Oswe-
gatchie club for Thursday evening.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
dancing. An excellent time is reported
by all who attended.
Max Bauer, the boy who shot Will
lie Burg, was taken by his father to A.
j. Burg's home Thursday afternoon
and was asked to explain himself
The boy was rather brazen about it,
and denied positively many of the cir
cumstances the other children accuse
him of.
DR.. Saunders says he seems to
have run into a sort of epidemic Of ma
laria. He accounts for it by pointing
to the digging up of the trenches for
the water works. There used to be
several ravines and marshy spots all
through where the city now stands,
and he thinks that digging through
these places has thrown up big nest
Of malarial germs.
:" Marguerite's Vision," as given
by the ladies of the Congregational
church Thursday evening, was one of
the prettiest and most successful enter
tainments of the season. The church
parlors we're crowded and the large
audience attested their approval by
hearty applause as each of the pictures
OF handsome and notable women were
shown. The whole affair was we'll
planned and ably executed, and the Ia
dies will net about $40 by their effort.
Special efforts are being put forth
just now by Wisconsin Commandery,
No. /, Knights Templars, says the Mil :
waukee Eoeni,ig Wisconsin,, in prepa-
ration for the annual inspection drill
and exemplification of the work by the
Communicates located in Milwaukee,
Kenosha, Racine and Waukesha, which
will take place on Tuesday, April Is,
and which is for the the purpose of a
preliminary drill and an inspection pre-
paratory to the national conclave which
will take place in August next at Bos-
ton. Special drills and inspections are
held by Wisconsin commandery on
every Tuesday and Friday evening and
on Friday evenings the meetings for
drill are held at Association hall in the
University building, to which all
knights are urged to be present. Wis
consin commandery, the oldest and
strongest in the state, will take its
place at the Boston conclave at the
head Of the column from Wisconsin,
and great work is pyDected of if.