The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-07-23
John Muenzer has new barber

John Muenzer has new barber
pole in front of his shop.
Miss Nellie Ely, of Boone, Iowa, is
visiting Mrs. Frank Adams.
Capt. Samuel Miller is spending a
few days here visiting friends.
MIR. and Mrs. S. W. Truesdell have
returned from visit in Wauwatosa.
Mrs. Soaring will start new laun-
dry at the place where the Fidelity
laundry is moving out.
Harvey Durkee went up to see the
sights in Milwaukee Friday. He is
the guest of E. H. Hollister.
1t is time the caucuses were being
called to choose delegates to the coun-
ty convention which meets August l.
The political campaign has opened
in earnest all along the line, and any
person disposed to argument can be
accommodated on any street corner.
Ladies, clean your gloves with
Josephine Glove Cleaner, for sale only
by Barden & McArdle, headquarters
for dressed and undressed kid gloves in
all the most desirable. shades. Gloves
fitted to the hand and warranted. n8tf
-Kenosha county cannot claim a
monopoly in tar and feather cases.
Here is the account of one from
Neenah: Late Wednesday night a
dozen men went to the residence of
Patrick Gerughty, in the town of Men
asha, called him to the door on a plea
that a neighbor wanted to buy some
stone from his quarry, seized him and
gave him coat of tar and feathers.
He went to the house of neighbor,
who brought him to Neenah. He was
taken to the Russell house wash room
and the tar and feathers partially re-
moved. The affair is the outcome of a
suit for divorce brought by his wife.
French & Robinson have number
Of blanks made out complete for anyone
who desires to make presidential prog
nosticat:ons. The names Of the presi-
Dental and vice presidential candidates
on the republican and democratic
tickets are printed at the head with the
date of election day. Below is table
headed "The Electoral College," In
it are the names of all the states, each
with its number of electoral votes.
Then appear two blank columns in
which the prognosticator may put the
number of electoral votes he believes
each state will cast for each candidate.
Below this is the statement of the
amount of the total electoral vote and
the number necessary to choice.
Anyone who desires to test his guessing
ability would do we'll to get a blank
and try it.
The following notice, taken from a
Syracuse, N. Y, paper, records the
death of a most estimable lady who had
many friends in this city. She was a
former resident Of Kenosha and lived
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Hebron,
in the house now occupied by Geo. S.
Baldwin and family. She often visited
her old home and only last summer
was a guest in the family of Mrs. M. 81.
Petit:
Miss Mary Cordelia Hebron, daughter
of the late DR.. Lorenzo and Mary Pet
tit Hebron, died Wednesday, July s,
at the home of her brothers n-law,
Ceylon ii. Lewis, on Furman street in
this city. Miss Heffron, whose early
life was spent at Fabius, has for the
past seventeen years been associated
with the schools of Detroit, Mich. She
went to that city in 1879 and became
connected with private school for
girls, where she remained two. years.
Since that time she has been related to
the public school system in the capac-
ity of assistant principal in the de-
partment of training teachers. Here
her enthusiasm, her thoroughness and
her strong intellectual grasp made her
work of great service to the young
teachers. To them she was model of
pleasantDess, of perseverance, and of
successful industry. A lady of superior
culture, she has a large circle of
friends in Detroit outside of her pro-
fessional relations. In Syracuse she
was known and greatly admired by
those who were privileged to meet her
upon her semi annual visits here.