The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-12-24


Roy Hale will spend Xmas in Wau-
kegan.
Maulsby Kimball is home for the
holidays.
G.. Gordon, of Morrison, was in town
Tuesday.
W. G.. Rice, of Boston, was in Keno
sha Tuesday.
NJ. Clapp, of Chicago, was in Keno
sha Tuesday.
Kenosha will be full of guests during
the holidays.
Born-Dec. 10, to Mr.. and Mrs. P. c.
Schaufel, a son.
Henry Hunger, of Chicago, visited
the city Monday.
j. W. Rowland, OF Milwaukee, was in
the city Monday.
Sleighing and skating don't seem to
go hand in hand.
G.. W. Gray, of Chicago, was in town
on business Monday.
W. C. Arson, of Chicago, spent
Monday in Kenosha.
W. Fl. Harrison, OF Genoa Junction,
was in this city Monday.
A. E. Eynier, Of Evanston, transact
ed business here Monday.
There is some talk of organizing
another Shakespearean club in town.
The last meeting of Prof Benefits
German class occurred Monday even
ing.
By the way petitions keep coming in
to the council for sidewalks we will
soon have walk on every street.
Tugs Tacoma and Commodore, of
Chicago, towed dredge into the har-
Dor Monday evening from Manitowoc.
You know how you will enjoy nice
cup of coffee with your Christmas
dinner. Just try some of Bailey's
best. 1t
Rumor has attached the names of
many prominent men to the crap story,
but if the whole truth were known
what a joke it would be.
Arthur Dodge is home from the
Waukesha industrial school for boys.
He was sent up from here about year
or so ago for sneak thievery.
The busiest part of the. day down
town is the afternoon and evening. If
one wishes to do business leisurely he
should begin early in the day.
City Engineer Davidson will have
plans and specifications for pavements
on Market square and Prairie avenue
at next meeting of the council.
Today is the last day before Christ
mas, and also the last day to buy your
Christmas fruits, nuts and candies.
Send your order to w. D. Bailey &
Co. 1t
Two substances cannot occupy the
same place at the same time, but the
clerks are proving that one substance
cannot be in two places at the same
time.
We are getting more metropolitan
every day. Our BUSES and hacks and
drivers are to be licenced; and then,
too, we raid our gambling houses on ,e
in a while.
The day for wondering at miracu-
lous things is past. 1t does not even
seem strange now that one person slew
an army of 600 with the jaw of an ass.
Such is one of Weyler's feats.
It's certain that the gloves will please
if you purchase them in the form of
+" Glove Certificate" for the recipient
makes the selection.
dW25 r. E. SUTHERLAND & Co.
The Kimball pianos are used and
recommended by all the great artists of
the world. Highest honors at the
worlds fair. Sold on easy monthly
payments. John McKune, Agt. Wd3l
1t is hoped that by the next council
meeting the city treasurer will have
taken in enough money on taxes for
the council to allow some Of the bills
which have been hanging fire so long.
Alderman Schend says we will have
free mail delivery, now that we have
made arrangements to number all of
houses. The signs or street names are
already up, and walks are going down
fast.
Miss May Spellman and Lewis jack
son, both Of Waukegan, were married
here Sunday by Justice Slater. The
young couple was well known in Wau
kegan. They will make their home
there.
Since it is expected that about
twenty five annual farewells are
requisite to the final disappearance of
a play from the boards, it is about time
Uncle Toms Cabin was making its
first adieu.
The case of Edward Hansen against
two young men for alleged assault and
battery. which was tried Tuesday af-
ternoon in Justice Slater's court ended
in the discharge of the defendants and
taxing up the costs to the plaintiff.
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