The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-05-14
Miss Edna Farr, daughter of DIR.
d Mrs. W. NJ Farr, is quite seriously

EE4-MlSS EQnal i ar, -QhuSuIoE Vi, LII.
and Mrs. VIM, Farr, is quite seriously
Eill. a~ & y .G~e{~e:f e- On
19a- Mrs. Burritt has begun the erec-
ton of a new house at the corner OF
Congress and Julius streets. 49,
A@C2 Work on the Park Avenue culyert
is progressing finely. When completed
It will be credit to that thOroughfare.
60 The invitations are out now for the
Catholic Order Of Forresters eelebra-
ton which comes on May 20J A whole
laet of people1 are expected down from
Racine 80 attp1rdC 97o :a8Gc .l3
2 1t lis reported that the fish that
;J6hn Keller caught Friday at~Larra5
Bees bridge were "a dozen bullheads.
we. have not learned who, has received
Invitations to the FEAST ,,.~e. = ,s4.-r, 49,.
su-Assignee HALF an-Head &
c., says that1peeple seem to to- have have the
inapression that this next coming divi-
dend will be the last. There viii be
yatleast two more, he says 9 -.-..' = 49,
|a@Chief of Police Stemm has aj6b
VeR hand he would gladly let OUT TO
someone. ! It is.the serving. of fifty -four
notices on property OWNERS to1lay side2
Awalkslm front1of their IrrQperty in Wit
ious parts OF thee cHEna r91g - oGc7
['og A first class restaurantto be knoWn
as the K eneshaeC Cafe is t97bet opened inl1
The room vacated today by German &
Frost, The proprietors are new corners
tor Kenosha from ,HaFerhill, Mass, and an[t d.
they believe that cafe serving home
cookinge in tasty mariner viii receive
1.-THE support Of tits community. Sh-5E1' q
Ens+ TRe 9ehrse ofh THEFT Brutal j62yIess,L
material tf1n8s iRswRfch weIliee fsaSthis
false estimate placed afpon7tf1e possess
|sf0n of dollarsg7 Money, Ito be sure, isa
Pg6od thing, rand Gthe2wise man5wll 4 not
Hold it lin scern. But there are. lofty
Fittings to- which generous souls, aspire
and which ali can reach that are in
ffnitely more to be desired than riches:
|oAs vide knowledge the Serene inteF'
l1ectuaT power which COMES with much
study, tl8er passionate enjoyment OF
/ beauty and sR eeUnesss 1thet ability7tto
| hold converse. with those high souls
lrwho, being dead Yet speak from the
printed page, the power to think and
to clothe thought ii tie bright gafb of
noble, D. harmonious 1speech=vthese
kthingsg cbeliAve ns5I youngi mana. Ire
Morthsn0re ito KimwheI 6btainsE them
with toll and effort thanall the serdld
Edollarsc that sOrdidsou1s ever piled lin
tgqittering heaps. Z III l5r1 3ajc1lJ99 1
11a Every owner should f1aVe "a private
mark upon his or her Nheels yLBy this
we don't mean simple mark upon the
fsaddle itself, as-tt4Aaee e-aEe- the very
lpfaces where a. thief tll9lookksfor! gpehh
a marx; and should they, be there both
saddle and post win Sc removed. If
YOU 70 want to make the private mark on
Eany part Of your frame, say onthe- I'M
t'd1erside of the top tube, turn yoRfRWheel
upside down, remove a portion OF the
l.enamel, say one inch by one inch, and
T cleafwell until the metal is! freed from
any part Of the enamel. 7 Them cover
the space so cleaned with a greasy ma
terial-candIe grease, for instance;
then take a ointedinstrument of some
kind and wet the point with carbolic
acid Proceed to write your initials OF
private mark on-the- tubing, you car
rub off the grease, and one application
of the enamel will cover all trace o.
the mark you have made. -r ~