The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-05-14

Grant again on Saturday, May 10th.
Consult him about your sight or hear
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Officer Feldschau ran in the .Ital-
ian who has been playing a violin
around among the saloons. The fellow
was crazy drunk.
The way that some ancestors
made money isn't considered as dis
graceful as the fact that other ances-
tors failed to make any.
-Schulte's complete orchestra of
sixteen pieces has been engaged to
furnish music for the opening night OF
the Rhode opera house.
F. S. Newell and family will not
return to Kenosha as soon as they had
expected to. They have changed their
plans and will sail June 8, for America.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Cady, Of Eau
Claire, Wis, are spending the day
with DR.. and Mrs. Ripley. Mr.. Cady
and DR.. Ripley were classmates in
Appleton.
The idiot who thinks it smart to
fill rowboat with his friends, row in
to deep water and then rock the boat,
has begun his operations unusually
early this season.
The gentlemen who are expelled
from Cuba can console themselves with
the reflection that the malaria season
is at hand and it might not have been
very comfortable there anyhow.
Christ Doctor, Mayville, Wis .is
spending a few days here. He is
president of the Mayville council and
is Investigating our brick paving, so as
to get his city to do something like it.
Walter Easson, of Racine, the
photographer employed by the govern
ment to photograph all the property
belonging to it along the lake shore,
came in Monday evening on his yacht
and spent the day here.
james Irving, who went to Da-
kota with his family about fifteen years
ago, has returned to Kenosha to reside.
Mr.. Irving was a former city marshal
of Kenosha and many of the older resi-
dents will remember him.
The new Rhode opera house will
be open next Friday evening for in
spection and the auctioning of seats.
All those who intend to be at the open
ing are cordially invited to be there
Friday evening next and secure their
choice of seats.
You may see the new Rhode in it's
new dress and brilliantly lighted Fri
day evening, upon which occasion the
seats and boxes will be auctioned off to
the highest bidder, There will be
plenty of good seats left, however, after
the bidding is done.
The present British criticism of
the United States action regarding the
Competitor prisoners would be consid-
erably more effective if the British had
not themselves taken just about the
same course in the case of the British
subject who was captured.
Some of the wheelmen who live on
streets over which the crushed stone
is being hauled for the paving Jobs
complain that the wagons are so over
loaded. that the stuff is scattered
all along the streets which renders the
streets dangerous to them.
DIR. Sem, of Chicago, who is we'll
known in Kenosha made an address
before the Atlanta Medical Congress
calling halt on the indiscriminate use
of the knife, by latter day surgeons and
says that some of our younger men in
the profession are altogether too handy
with the instruments.
"A bicycle rider was coming down
the hill near the ice houses Sunday,
when he struck dog and was thrown
off. 1t was surmised that his shoulder
had been broken. He was taken to the
office of DR.. Meers. An examination
revealed that the shoulder was badly
cut and bruised, but not broken. The
yeung man gave bis name as Jerry
Hoch eurtle9 ASH SKI -
1t came within an ace of being a
strike. 1t was in one of our big factor
ies.o rfA<man secured permission from
one boss to lay off a day or so. OAR
other boss fired the man when be- rel
turned to work. This so incensedo alh
the other men that they agreed to anti
if he was not re-instated:- An appeal
to the superirtendentt2was satisfactory
and so all things continued smooth. .
The Chicago Hospital and Infrmn
airy for-treating blindness, deafness and
all diseases and deformities of the eye,
ear, throat and faeseJ iaa4 ounces that
their building has been enlarged and
now accommodates one hundred pa
TENTS aMr. Eg p. TIVinegar;z who left
Kendsba last Year is sti!l connected
with this institution, and DR.. Garfield,
the eye and ear surgeon, is president.
He will cheerfully furnish any Informal
ton by letter or in person when he
comes to KenOSha Nav 16 dm12-l4W1t