The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-01-09
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evening with Dr. and Mrs. Hazelton
Competent watch repairing at
August Weiskopf's. OFT
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Davidson have
gone to New Orleans to spend the
winter.
Miss Ada Bright has taken the po-
siti0n Of stenographer at. the Aliens
Sons tannery.
The funeral of Emma Zebalke was
held from st. James church Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Schuyler VanIngen returned TO
Providence, R. l., today, where he is
attending Williams college,
The best fountain pen without any
exception, solid gold and warranted is
only ST. at MelviIle's. dwtf
Quite large house attended the
performance at the Rhode opera house
Saturday to see Sullivan and Ryan.
Miss Jane Swift entertained a
number of her friends at dance at the
University school hall last Saturday
evening.
The new comet is said to be a.
100000 miles from the sun. This pro-
badly makes the sun feel more COM
Portable.
A Spanish paper says Spain would
welcome war with the United States;
this is a case of suicidal mania strongly
developed.
kentucky is the land of titles.
Besides all the judges and colonies
every public school teacher seems to be
a professor.
Frank Hattersley, better known
as q Happy Cali" is out of jail, and, it
is understood, has been re-instated at
the Sterling Cycle works.
George A. Yule and Dick Welles
are having tandem bicycle made for
them at the Sterling works. 1t will be
on exhibition at the Chicago Cycle
show.
BIB. Tabor, the hardware dealer
of Wilmot, has sold his business to MIR.
Morgan. formerly of Morgan Il Dixon,
Silver Lake. who will continue the
business.
The new styles in wall paper for
the wear 80 are now in at Melville's.
The paper for the new year is very
much prettier and less expensive than
s. has heen this wear. d26tf
Henry Tourtelotte, of Pleasant
Prairie has rented his farm for % term
of four years and will remove to ke-
nosha to reside He is advertising a
sale for the 18th of this month.
County Clerk Robbins played
"mine host" Saturday evening TO all
the county officers excepting Messrs
Van Wyck and Buckmaster. He en-
tertained them at supper and cards fol-
lowing that.
The last puzzle nropounded III TINS
paper seems to have been sticker
Not an answer has so far been receiv-
ed. The question was: What are the
numbers, the sum, difference and pro-
duct of whose squares are ecual2
-" Parsonn Davies announced al
the end of the performance. at the
Rhode opera house Saturday evening
that the management of the house had
decided to give series of Sunday per-
formances here, to begin next Sunday
evening, at which time the same com
pany would re-appear here.
Don't clip postal cards. The post
Office authorities have made decision
that the clipping of postal cards, the
rounding of corners and trimming the
edges subjects them TO an extra charge
of L cent for postage. The law re.
quires that they be mailed in the same
form and size as issued by the depart.
ment.
Rev. C. Z. Goldthorp received
word Saturday night of the death o
the Rev. w. P. Stowe, ID. D., in Chi
cago. DR.. Stowe was member of the
Wisconsin conference and bad beer
presiding elder over Mr.. GoldthroI
years ago. Later he became mem
Der of the Methodist Book concern
Mr.. Goldthrop was requested to attend
the funeral services TO assist. LII
response to this request our popular
pastor left for Chicago this morning
The funeral took place this afternoon
Every indication points to the fac
that the presentfyear will be o GOOD
one for our city. The conditions are
right. The great improvements being
pushed forward win give our city al
impetus and call here hundreds o
people who will want homes and vii
increase our population just so much
It is a time when every friend of Re
nosha can take courage and worl
harder than ever for its growth anC
prosperity, in the well founded hope
that the brightest expectations vii
soon be realized.