The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-01-16
Mrs. F. II. Hall is visiting in Chi

cagO for few days.
Miss Stebbins is visiting Mrs. w.
G.. Hampstead at Evanston.
Col. j. J. Hoyt is expected home
from Europe some time this week
Fred Joerndt was in Racine Tues
day looking up fish boat he wants to
buy.
The Park Whist club met Monday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl. Hol-
lister.
H. E. Harbaugh has just secured a
patent on new mechanical move
ment.
Buy your dress goods this month
and save money at LentZ q
Funck's. dwtf
Austin A. Carter sends in cor
rect solution of the water melon
puzzle.
John Clauson, of Pleasant Prairie,
sends in a correct answer to the animal
puzzle.
Madison is considering the propo-
sition of establishing its own electric
lighting plant.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
give dance and card social Saturday
evening January Is.
of course you are still adhering to
that good resolution and your grocery
trading is being done at Balley's. DIV
Mrs. C. Fl. Howell has returned
from Ohio, where she was called by the
sickness and death of her sister-in- law.
During this month while invoicing
we have made great reduction on all
dry goods. LENT & FUNCK. dwtf
An old fashioned spelling school
will be given Friday evening, under
the direction of the Loyal Temperance
Legion.
1t is said that the Wisconsin Cen
trail railway company has nearly COM
pleted it's right of way through the city
of Milwaukee.
Mary j. Reed, of Springfield, H.,
and W. V. Gull, Jr., of Brighton, have
sent in correct answers to the live stock
and age problems.
A. Ell. French is offering a real bar
gain in real estate in our advertising
columns. It is worth while to post
yourself in reference to it.
Thomas FOrgham, who has been
here the past few weeks, has returned
to the SUPPLEMENTARY of the Davy
Burnt Clay Ballast works in Missouri.
-Kickham Seaman, who figured
prominently in the arson case last fall
will be candidate for district attorney
before the republican convention in
Chicago.
There were more citizens in the
council chamber Monday evening than
usual. All were interested in the mat
ter of the proposed street railway
franchise.
Matthew Slush, Jackson |. Case
and Thomas Kearney were all at the
council meeting Monday evening to
look after the interests of the electric
street railway franchise.
Miss Irena Welsh, who for several
years has been stenographer at the
Chicago Rockford Hosiery company
has resigned her position, and will go
to her home in Cherokee, Iowa, for a
visit and rest.
The wheeling IS very good and the
farmers are hauling in wood for sale,
but the high price asked for it in pre-
vious years has killed the market, and
obliged most of the town people to use
coal, which although high. is cheaper.
Rhode opera house was full from
pit to dome Monday evening with
ladies who attended the performance
of g Miss Smith of California, by the
Evelyn Gordon company. The, show
is reported TO have been very good
one.
A demented individual claiming
to hail from Xenosha landed in town
this morning with the intention OF
looking for work, and called at the
police department to deposit his satchel
before starting on his quest He said
if he failed to secure employment he
would return and turn himself over to
the police. He said he LAD writtena book
on religion and had left it with a
Kel,osha bank to be sold for
$25O,O He was induced to return to
Kenosha on an early train. = W0ake-
gan Herald.
Willie Ell. Brook, of the town OF
Brighton and Paul c.. Foster, OF Silver
Lake, both got in at the same time
with their replies to several puzzles in
our last issue Willie Brook has cor
rect answers to the age and animal
puzzles only, while Paul Foster has
correct answers to the age animal. and
mortgage puzzle, and guesses that" the
only two numbers that he can imagine
the sum, difference and product of
whose squares are equal are respect
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