The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-10-31
BARGAIN COLUMN.
Charles Strou, of Chicago,

visiting Will Schroeder.
Mrs. j. G. Ryan, of Chicago, is
visiting Mrs. Geo. S. Baldwin.
w. B. Gervais, of Chicago, spent
Sunday with Kenosha friends.
Modern pugilism exercises the
lungs too much and the fists too little.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gallagher, son, Saturday morning.
Mr.. Osborne Sampson, of the
Sterling works, spent Sunday in Chica
go.
Mr. D. Mossler, of Chicago, spent
Sunday in this city, the guest Of
Fletcher Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert E. Robbins
have returned from their visit to the
Atlanta exposition.
&c. w. Best, of Allentown, Pa,
spent Sunday iii this city the guest OF
the family of Mat Huck.
Mrs. James Pennefeather is visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. James
Rafferty, in the town of Brighton.
Father Murphy, of Columbus,
Wis, exchanged pulpits with Father
Roche, of st. James church Sunday.
1t isn't true that some of our city
officers who visited Milwaukee last
week came home full of indignation.
-Lucien Lance is up from from Chi
cagO to take the place of A. III. Lance
at the Mattress factory for few days.
Remember the best burglar il the
world is the dead one. If it comes to
a question of shoot or be shot, don't be
shot.
Miss Emma Cappelen's little
friends surprised her at her home last
Saturday afternoon, in honor of her
birthday.
The interior of the city hall is re-
ceiving a coat Of paint. The city clerk
and engineers offices are receiving
special attention.
About thirty Of Herbert Coshun's
friends dropped in Saturday evening
and reminded him that another birth
day had rolled around.
VIM. MulIgan has resigned his
position as driver of the mail wagon
and leaves in a few days for the hunt
ing grounds of Missouri.
Died 9th at her residence,
4117 Wabash avenue, Chicago, Mrs.
Michael Mcintyre. The remains will
be brought herefor interment Tuesday.
The Kupfer Cracker company con-
template placing large gas stove in
their establishment to be used for baking
articles which require an even, steady
heat.
Misses Waechter and Schroeder,
and Messrs. Chas. Strou and Will
Schroeder, rode their wheels to Milwau-
Sunday, returning by train ia the
evening.
The contemplated improvements
in the Maple house will not be made
this winter, through some delay in the
arrangements which at the present
time can not be explained.
The defense of two men arrested
at Monroe for chicken thievery was to
the effect that the 164 chickens found
in their covered wagon had flown into
the vehicle during the night time.
"A gentleman we'll acquainted with
Attorney Kickham Seaman says that
the lawyer was to receive $4,000 for
his defense of jacobson in the recent
arson trial, but he has not yet received
one cent. Jacobson's place of business
is closed and his business seems to be
scattered to the four winds, and he
is virtually bankrupt.
"A party of the employees of the
Sterling Cycle works were amusing
themselves last Saturday in the shop
by throwing a rope over a beam and
then hosting up the different members
of the party. Every thing went along
swimmingly until d. FL. Smith took
hold of the rope and was hoisted about
fifteen feet when the rope broke, and
Smith came down with a crash. The
doctor said this morning that beyond a
few painful bruises and a severe shak-
ing up Smith was all right and would
be able to return to work in q short
time.
AS result of quarrel between
two of our local hackmen one of them
was fined one dollar and costs on Sat-
urday afternoon by Justice Mathews.
The complainant prosecuted the case
and the defendant appeared in his own
behalf. The spectators were treated to
opinions of law which would have made
Blackstone's disciples green with envy
When the arguments were all in the
judge carefully considered the issue and
found the defendant guilty as charged
The defendant did not see it in that
light, however, and promptly took an
appeal