The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-12

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will give an entertainment at the school
hall March 19.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Herman are
spending a week in Springfield, H.,
friends
The town of Somers has returned
$465.77 delinquent tax or considerably
more that last year.
Dick Cavanagh has presented the
public library with copy of Carlyle's
q Past and Present"
This early spring time weather is
turning the thoughts OF our young
men to summer sports
Mr.. Cullom is beginning to rush
into print with the fearless dash and
of a prima donna.
The new books purchased by the
public library are beginning to arrive.
There are 105 new ones on the table
today.
Severe colds and a sort of grippe
are epidemics in Kenosha. Almost
every one has touch of one or the
other.
Mrs. William Smith, wife of Officer
Smith. who has been i'll of pneumonia
the past week, is reported to be improv-
ing slowly.
The time may come when some OF
the lawmakers of Chicago will have to
conduct the affairs of the town from
the interior Of a jail.
Unless Mr.. Bland is becoming
somewhat rusty he will be sure to re-
gard that discovery of gold in Missouri
as a personal affrOnt.
The Waukegan Register talks of
g weddings in the air." That is quite
ETHEREAL. Ours usually take place
on earth.
1t is understood that John Krethen
will return to Kenosha to live. Since
the big fire at the Hardware factory be
has been out of employment.~
The prime minister Of Spain and
the prime minister of Italy are in the
possession of the two political jobs in
the world which no one seems to envy.
Robert Symmonds, Jr., has pur-
chased a lot of E. r. Head. Considera-
ton of 5000 Mr.. Symmonds expects
to build a house on it this coming sea-
son.
90 Do you know" said gentlemen
Of this city that Kenosha has a very
successful female LOBBYIST, in the ma
tional house Representatives" Well,
we have and she is a good one.
1t is understood from inside sources
that johnson Jackson is preparing to
his claim upon the Annanias
certificate, of which he has held undis-
puted possession for two years.
Louis Bohmrich is having a hard
streak of luck just now. He is down
with rheumatism himself, one of his
little daughters has appendicitis and
still another has cerebro-spinal menin-
gifts.
Mat Metten has been pressed by
some of his friends to take the nOmina-
ton on the democratic ticket for justice
of the peace. It is understood that
Mr.. Metten will not accept the nom
nation.
The friends of Peter Jacobs in the
Second ward are trying to get him to
accept a nomination for the aldermanlc
lob of that ward as successor to Aid.
Zens. John Dozermagen is also men
toned.
Incidentally, how does it happen
that Dan Lamont does not get a men,
ton as presidential possibility? The
hero of the war department ought to
cut a figure in this time of tail-tWisting
and threats.
The Fred S. Lowell post, G.. A. R.,
is preparing to give good entertain
ment on May 30. A committee con-
sisting of Theodore Boyingto2, Samuel
Cropley, George Hale, F. H. Lyman
and G. F. Stemm, has been appointed
to take charge of the affair. Local
talent will he picked from and it is ex-
pected that an entertainment worthy
of the name will be given. Look for
good.
AT the meeting of the board of
directors of the public library Monday
afternoon the communication of the
Daughters of the Revolution accom-
panied by $50 was received. The
chapter requests that the money be
used in the purchase of American
Historical and Genealogical works. The
gift was accepted and the secretary
was instructed to thank the chapter
for its generosity.
st. Georges church choir carried
off the prize in the competition at the
state convention of the Catholic bene-
VIOLENT organizations at Sheboygan last
year and this year it is making prepare
lions for keeping it. The choir is eX-
pecting to meet some severe competi
ton and is, therefore making strong
pull A couple of the Racine .choirs
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