The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-10-29

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Bailey's motto is good goods and
low prices bring good trade. and hold
il too"
The tug Wau Bun returned Friday
from Milwaukee with an anchor for the
dredge.
Prof. Benefits German class met at
the College of Commerce again Friday
evening.
The Park Whist club met for reor-
ganization at DR.. Will M. Farr's Friday
evening.
The Waukegan Y. M. G. A. football
team is figuring on game with Ke-
nosha team for Nov. IA.
The " Little Dunkerdess" was again
rehearsed at the home of Mrs. James
Cavanagh Friday evening.
The drop in wheat has occasioned
quite a little disturbance in wheat
circles, to say nothing of the surprise.
The small boy is exerting his energy
and all his mental powers just now in
looking up some deviltry for Hallow-
cen.
E. C. Hackley, wholesale ieweler, OF
Chicago, is in town visiting his brother,
L. E. Hackley, of the corner drug
store.
Judging from the frequency of runa-
Always lately, the cool air of autumn
has had an invigorating effect on horse
flesh.
Ralph Beaumont, of Oklahoma,
spoke at the Rhode opera house Friday
evening in place of E. L. Dockery, of
Ashland.
Visit Baileys and examine his new
fall stock of groceries, provisions and
fruits. They are all right, and so are
the prices.
The W. r. C. gave social at the G..
A. R. hall Friday evening. 1t Was
largely attended and all report pleas
ant evening. HH
The schooner German, which has
been north after a load of cord wood,
returned empty Friday evening. She
will put up here for the winter.
A progressive whist party was given
Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Bailey. The prizes were taken
by Mrs. O. G.. Franks and Mrs. 0. G.
King.
W. J. Ryan was the lucky man. He
won the wheel which has been on
rattle at Woodward & Conley's. The
wheel is a Huseby wooden frame,
weighing twenty-three pounds.
State Secretary F. E. Anderson, of
the Y. M. C. A., is in town again for a
short time hustling the matter of
local Y. NJ. c. A. building. 1t is pleas
ing to hear that the project is moving
on.
Look out for lead dollars. They
have made their appearance and one
of our merchants has had two or three
passed off on him in the last couple of
days. They are said to be quite preYa-
lent just now.
Not long ago Mark Hanna expressed
the wish that all who supported Nc
Kinley and Hobart in this campaign,
and expected to vote on Nov. 3, would
hang out the American flag on Satar-
day, Oct. 81. Now the Central COM
mittee of the democratic party have
published the same request. If all
whom these two requests cover re-
spond, the town will be hidden Satur-
day next under garment of American
flags The absence of such flags will
betray the presence of prohibitionists.
/ Henry Palmer, who was arrested in
Kenosha, Wis, and brought back to
this city, charged with stealing bicy-
Gle, was held to the grand jury by JUS
tice Underwood this morning. He
lives at 5723 Wright street, and was
prosecuted by F. Osman of 1902 Indi-
ana avenue. Both were members of
the Zig Tag Bicycle club, and Osman
said this morning that the wheel was
stolen from in front of that building.
Palmer denied stealing it. He said he
had purchased it from man named
Harris, and although hehad been given
a week to produce that party in court,
he failed to do so, and was held.-Chi
cago Journal.
The democrats of Kenosha have been
exceedingly unfortunate in their
speakers this year. Friday evening
the gentleman whom they expected,
E. L. Dockery, did not appear and at
the last moment they learned that he
was compelled by sickness to be alb
sent. 1t seems that little game must
have been played on them with re-
spect TO the speaker; since, after they
reported him sick, he went through the
city in perfectly healthy state of body
and mind. He said in conversation
with a Kenosha citizen that he had
been wired to the effect that another