The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-01-02
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kegan Thu sday.
Miss RS ell.of Chicago. is visiting
with Miss Elizabeth Clarksnn.
Mrs. l.. E Weyhe, of Chicago, is
spending The week with Mrs. Carrie
Schuz.
Mrs Byron Turk returned to her
home in Cacngn Thursday after o few
Clal>' visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gotterdam
have returned to their home in Niadi-
son after witt with Kenosha county
friends.
Mrs. F E. Mckenzie, of Chicago,
returned home Thursday after a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @. G.
Limpert.
When II man starts in to drown his
troubles he generally acts as it he
thought they were located in his
stomach.
DO not take any substitute when
you ask for the ore true blood purifier,
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Insist upon
Hoods and only Hoods.
-Burkngham'S dye for the whiskers
docs its work thoroughly, coloring q
uniform brown or black, which, when
drv will neither rub, wash off, nor soil
linen.
A re3ort comes in from Wood
worth thar J Richards, Of that place,
had sold four horse. one weighing 400
u ,unds, for $3.50 for The lot. The re-
port is not generally credited.
Mr.. and Mrs p F. Wilcox have
been having family gathering. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs Will
liam Bishop of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
b. TourteIotte. Mrs Edward b. Hills,
Of Chicago and Mrs Frank Hills.
DR. Shields. an eminent physician
IF Tennessee, says: " regard Ayers
Sarsaparilla as the hest blood medicine
on earth and know Of many wonder
FIJI cures affected by its use" Physl-
clans all over the land have made sim
liar statements.
thief Stpmm has at last discovered
who the grip belongs to with the CLOTH
ing in it. which was handed in to the
police office on Dec. Is. by Chris.
MatsOn. The chief is very anxious to
turn it over to the owner, if he will but
appear md identity it.
A January thaw is always more
productive of colds and coughs Than a
January freeze. Then is the time
Ayers Cherry Prctnral is needed and
proves So extrem'l y efiracious Ask
your druggist Ter il. and ais" for Ayers
almanac. mich is free To all.
Waller Cavanagu and Chester
Barnes are happy They have sue
ceeded in passing the examinations in
geometry, algebra and four papers in
lltin preparatory to entering the Chi
cagn University. They still have
further examinations to take before
they can enter next september.
Among the Christmas gifts chron-
lcled in Thursdays paper should have
been The box of cigars the police force
presented Chief Stemm with. The
bows got him fine box of 10 centers
and the atmosphere about the police
office is filled with the pleasant Od0rs
of perGumed incinerating Havana fill.
john Hnrnens, whose home is in
Milwaukee, was run down 10y north
bound Northwestern train Christmas
dav at the county line, and WAS terri
BILE injured He was taken aboard the
train and taken to Racine, where it was
found thai his leg was broken III three
places, one arm and the left hip and
skull we're also fractured. There are
Slight hopes Of his recovery.
Talking of puzzles, enigmas, ETC.,
can YOU solve the following! A farmer
coming to town stopped at general
store and on inquiry said he had GER
tain number Of eggs, (naming the
amount). The merchant said he'd take
one half of the amount and half an egg
more. A second merchant took one
lalf of the remainder aud half an egg
more; AID the third merchant took one
half of the remainder and half all egg
more. The farmer then had one egg
left. How many did he have at the
start.
The entertainment at ST. Georges
, school hall Thursday evening was a
success, both dramatically and finan-
cially. The large hall was crowded to
the very doors and long before 1870
there was not a seat to be found. There
must have been over 1000 people who