The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-02-06

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Mrs. F. D. Beddoe, of Cincinnati, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. S. Meers.
The Rhode opera house when re-
built will be ten feet deeper than it
used to be.
The celebrated Mrs. Helen NJ.
Barker, one of the worlds fair COM
missioners, will lecture in Kenosha,
Feb. %.
Miss Mollie Hansen, the young
lady whose hand was injured in the
mangle at the Fidelity laundry, is re-
ported to be improving.
"A Farmers Institute will be held
at Bristol Feb. 1919. By attending
with your family you will all have
pleasant and profitable time.
"A large audience was present at
the Baptist church Sunday evening,
and listened to a very able discourse
by Rev. B. r. Patrick, of the University
of Chicago.
Mrs. Wood, of Kansas City, SUI
preme recording secretary OF the Rath-
bone sisters, will be in Kenosha some
time next week for the purpose OF in
stituting the local lodge.
Visit the schools and then you'll
know who the smart children are.
Your visit will encourage the pupils
and make the teachers feel better, also.
The ground hog could see himself
in shadow if he got out before noon
Sunday. So if the animal is good
prophet we are to get the only winter
we're to have from now on.
1t is understood that the Unitarian
church society is to be called together
in the very near future for the purpose
of taking a vote on the question of do
mating its library to the new public
library.
-Muriel, the two year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Stockley, died in
Chicago last Saturday and the remains
were brought to Kenosha for burial
Sunday. The funeral service was held
at St. Matthew's church.
ALI those who have signed the
membership list Of the public library
and who have not paid the same are
most earnestly requested to pay the
fees as soon as possible. The money is
needed right along now.
90 The Spiritual Life" a series of
lectures delivered before the students
of the Moody Bible Institute, Chicago
August, 1895, by Rev. Andrew Murray.
of South Africa, on sale at the Y. M.
G. A. Price, 40 cents.
"A Berlin wit is responsible for the
following conundrum: I" In the early
morning hours, on the streets of a city,
what two classes do we meet?" An
swer: "The hardy sons of toll and
tardy sons of Hoyle."
"A general order has been issued by
the postmaster general providing that
in all cities and towns having free de-
livery postal service the postal service
system be extended to include house
toulouse collection. Householders in
these cities will be required for their
own convenience and at their own ex
pense to supply a suitable box of kind
already approved by the department.
There is now nearly $50, 900 of the
capital stock of the Kenosna Building
and Loan Association subscribed in
Kenosha today. This institution which
started several months ago, is meeting
a long felt want by our citizens in fur
nishine them q safe investment for
their money, with right to withdraw it
as occasion may arise without loss OF
any accrued profit or interest, and also
as a means of loaning money at low
rate of interest to any one who may
wish to build, or pay the mortgage on
their property in easy monthly pay
ments, amounting to only a fair rent,
which in seven to eight years will pay
itself out, and not be felt more than
rent.
Young man, there is one thing YOU
cannot do. You cannot make a sue
cess in life unless you work. Older
men than you have tried it and failed.
You cannot loaf around the street cor
ners, smoke, tell stories, drink and
sponge on some one else without max
ing a failure in life. You must learn a
trade or get in some honest business,
If you don't you will become a chronic
loafer and there is no nlace in the
world for loafers. The ripe fruit is at
the top of the tree, and you must climb
if you get it, or some smart men will
pluck it from you. Do something, no
matter how small, or low wages; it
will be starter. Help yourself and
others will help you. There is no
royal gate to success; wit, grit and en-
durance, are the qualities which lead to
it.
The property owners and tax pay
ers of the north side are kicking and
kicking hard over the arrangement of
affairs around the school building there.
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