The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Zievers
spent Sunday in Racine.
Mrs. Ezra Simmons is confined to
the house by a severe cold.
The Reubens had a great time at
their masquerade Monday night.
| William Wolford has returned from
a short visit with relatives in Wauke-
gan.
The annual supply of valentines
sent the police force keeps growing in
volume.
| Peter Enright got drunk again
Monday and had to be taken in charge
by the police.
An important business change on
Main street is among the possibilities
of the near future.
There's man in Pasadena SO hen
pecked that his wife won't allow him
to begin divorce suit.
Several Waukeganites were up
Monday evening to attend the mask
ball given by the (" Reubens."
After it's all over how much we
love the dentist who tells us that was
the worst tooth he ever pulled.
Mrs. John Ell. Piehl, of Racine, is
here to attend the bedside of her sister
Mrs. M. Huck, who is quite ILL.,
If advents continue to warm up it
may be desirable to have a sergent- at
arms for each member of congress.
The father Of G.. w. Curtis return
ed Sunday to his homein Chicago after
a few days visit with his sons family.
DIR. Garfield, eye and ear surgeon,
will be at Hotel Grant, again on Sat-
urday, February 22nd, from 9 to s p.
N. dfI7w40
The worst cases ofincompatibility
Of temper occur when both parties have
the same kind of temper and plenty of
it.
The man who has not invented
some kind Of an attachment for bicy-
Gle this year is beginning to feel lone
some.
Possibly this congress could get
along with q little less senatorial cour-
tesy and little more common polite
ness.
Simmons hall was pretty we'll
crowded Monday evening, by those who
were in attendance upon the Reubens'
ball.
Meyer explain your actions. People
prefer to form their own conclusions,
and, besides, nobody will believe you,
anyway.
Gene Head has already sold two
of his pieces Of property and has bids
on two more. Gene is out for gore and
is bound to get it.
Another lot of Spanish soldiers are
bound for Cuba, and the insurgents are
preparing balls and other forms of
reception for them.
The Reubens" gave very sue
cessful masquerade at Simmons hall
Monday evening. There was quite Il
large crowd present.
The grounding which most of us
had thought had lost his grip, seems to
have got hold all right now, and he
may make it cold enough, yet.
w. P. Yeoman, of><ANaukegan,
father of Louis and George Yeoman, of
this city, is able to be up and around
again after long siege OF illness.
The Kenoshaites who went up to
Racine Monday evening to attend the
ball of the Schweinigel club report
having had most excellent time
Miss Mamie Murphy having sue
cessfElly undergone an operation in a
Chicago hospital, has returned home
and is now on the road to recovery.
The efforts of the teachers and
scholars to interest parents and friends
in the school exercises is most COM
mendable, and should be encouraged.
Miss Agnes Gallagher, Col Bid
niger, Ernst and Miss Emma Bidinger
of Waukegan, were up to attend the
Reuben's mask ball Monday evening
The Racine Meas tells OF a Keno
sha girl becoming nearly suffocated
with gas at the home of Mr.. Young,
of that city, but her name is not given.
Il can send my child to Bailey's
and get as good service as though |
went myself" said a tired mother And
that means a grea5 deal these
| days. DIV
There are other candidates for the
presidency who are as completely out
of the race as if they had also written
letters to that effect, but they do not
know it.
The new books and materials for
the public library for the librarians
use have arrived and as soon as Mrs
Barnes is we'll enough to get to the
library room the work of cataloguing
will begin.
W p. Lamphere, who is we'll
/ known in this county,, writes to this