The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-01-16
Mrs F. N. Ronine of Niles. Mich.

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win.
The Kenosha CRIB Company is
making all the crates used by the Seig
Walpole people in Grating their wheels
for shipment.
John G.. .DoWse has sent in a cor
rect solution of the mortgage problem
which appeared last week. The proof
accompanies it,
The new misunderstanding, the cleo
trio railway franchise and the candi
dates for mayor are still matters for
shrewd guessers to consider.
Mrs. Adelaide Simmons requests
that every lady in the county forward
postal card to her giving their opin-
ions in reference to woman's suffrage.
There are still boats a going on
the lake. The steamer City of Luding-
ton was recently caught in the ice and
frozen in between here and Racine.
--Bailey's coffee still holds its place
in the lead of all competitors. There
is certain good coffee" flavor about.
it that is absolutely lacking in other
coffees. DIV
A case of diphtheria has been re-
ported to the health officer. 1t is
that of Miss Christine Larson, of Day
ton street, between Fremont avenue
and Pleasant street.
The list of members to the Keno
sha Public library still continues to
grow. There are now about LIS mem
bers. If your name is not on the list
you should get it there at once.
Notice to Housekeepers- Satisfac-
ton is guaranteed if you buy your gro
ceries of Bailey. Everything in his line
is just as represented and you may al
ways feel sure of getting value re-
ceived. DIV
"A subscriber writes to ask the diff
ference in population between Chicago
and New York. The school census of
1895 gives in round numbers Chicago
|, 10000 and New York i, 923,OOO pop
ulation.
"A warrant was issued by Justice
Slater this morning against Gus
Schultz, tannery employe, who is
charged by John Henry, another en-
ploye of the same place, with the use
of abusive language. Chief Stemm
made the arrest in the case today.
Somebody broke into the Durkee
school house Monday evening and pro-
badly made himself comfortable for the
greater part Of the night. Whoever
he was he left a collar button and
bottle with nearly a half pint of
whiskey in it behind when he departed.
The police would like to interview the
fellow.
Two boys are selling apples. Each
has thirty. One sells his, three for l
cent and receives 10 cents. The other
sells his, two for l cent and receive 10
cents. Together they receive % cents
for the sixty apples. Then they pro-
pose putting their apples together to
sell at five for 2 cents. At this rate
they make only "a cents. Now, which
One of those little family tragedies
of which life seems to be full is being
enacted here in KenOsha. There has
been quarrel between husband and
wife in Chicago where they lived and
the wife came here to live. The hus
band has been anxious for settlement
and Tuesday made a trip up here. but
apparently no settlement was affected.
The lady still remains and it is said is
now using the title Miss instead Of
Mrs.
AT the close of the fall session of
the Chicago College Of Opthalmology,
w. l.. Gregory, of Wisconsin, was
awarded the first prize bronze medal.
for having the highest average stand
ing. This is three times in succession
that the honor has gone to student
from this state. The prize is the gift
of DR.. B. A. Camield, president of the
college and professor Of the diseases of
the eye and ear, who has been making
regular visits to Kenosha for the past
year. He will be here again on Satur-
day, Jan. % at hotel Grant. wjl6 dj23
There was a little trouble at the
tannery Tuesday night, or rather very
early this morning between one George
Daisey and G.. A. johnson. johnson
works at the tannery nights and he
alleges that Daisey went in at about
midnight into the engine room and
without cause or provocation began
to pick on him. Johnson at last at
tempted to. put Daisey out and fight
ensued in which Daisey is alleged to
have taken an iron bar and struck
johnson over the head. This morning
johnson appeared before Justice Slater
and swore out warrant for Daisey's
arrest on charge OF assault and bat
terry. johnson lives at 264 Church st.
and DaiseY lives out near the ruins of
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