The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-01-02
(From Saturdays Dafly.)

men the world can't uHueTSIdIlu
a nan it calls him a crank.
The college boys all say that it's
mighty nice TO be at home again.
Social functions have been few and
far betweeu lately. No doubt the new
ear will start things again.
When a man gets through the
holidays he feels very much as if he
/ had Just had full settlement with the
| plumber.
One of the merchants in the town
of Somers claims his store was bur-
! glarized on the night Of Dec. "a and
/, lot OF rubber goods taken away.
| The fellow who put nickel in his
mother-in-Iaw's coffee, SOS the old
lady'll have money to burn" deserves
| high rank among the worlds meanest
men.
Every dollar spent IL Kenosha
store is d dollar kept in circulation
here. Every dollar spent in Chicago is
dollar sent abroad to build up bust
ness elsewhere.
If some of our people would take as
much interest in the a0eDaYe of Keno
sha's churches as they seem to in their
mistakes it might be to the mutual
good of all concerned.
The Racine papers and printing
offices are having some little difficulty
with their printers over the matter OF
the signing of Il union contract, but the
papers say nothing about it.
The month just closing has been
the busiest for the TELEGRAPH-CO UR-
TER lob rooms of any month in the his
tory OF the paper. Our new press was
added just in time or we would have
been unable to take care of the work
that has neen left with us by those who
must have good work and prompt
service.
A Polish woman living lear the
corner of Wisconsin and West streets
showed her right TO Il place among the
new women Friday afternoon. Her
stern - use came home we'll under the
| influence of fire water and she took
the broom 10 him with long drawn out
effect. She had evidently welded
Groom before. it was judged by those
who saw her.
Burr Bros. are engaged in filling q
So, 900 contract TO build 600 recorders
TO- he Dean Recording company OF
MINI eapulis. They are obliged to
hustle the job through and are working
their force day and night to accomplish
/ it Kenosha may not have everything
she wants but her factories and work
ingmen are all busy, and $4,000 is
being paid out weekly in wages all the
same, and that is one reason why we
smile
The dancing party given 10y the
Royal league Friday evening, in their
preft little hall, which they have rented
from the K. P, was most enjoyable
affair. twenty-five couples tripped
the light fantastic to the tune of the
waltz, two step and schOttische until
about 1:30 a. m. when the dancers
started for their homes, via the homes
of their sweethearts, all declaring they
had spent delightful evening.
The music was furnished by the
Stemm Bros, which musical cOmbina
ton now includes Prof. Miller, chief of
Of the quadrille department. The
oyster supper during the intermission,
was'prepared by Kupfer and judging bN
he zest in which the oysters were par
taken OF the dancers were either very
hungry or the refreshments very ap
petizing; probably both.
"A minister of st. Louis namr'
Ford is attracting some attention b,
preaching sermons to the variou
| tradesmen of that city. He decorate
the walls of Gods house with tb
utensils OF the barber, the shoemaker
he machinist, and by means of sue
articles endeavOrS to convey g 'spt
truth. 1t will be difficult to estimal,
| the exact amount of good Mr.. Fore
may do by this new method, but if h
can break up the false npressio
| which men cherish, that the church
a place only for long faces anC
straight backs, and calculated more
produce mystic spirituality and mrntI
paralysis than to show men tie way o
| life in universal brotherhood, he will Il,
looked upon as a great benetactor b.
| future historians. Patent methods
gospel preaching, however, are tenta
tive. The good, old way, with be-
lieving and faithful laity to assist the
preachers words, is about the besi
way.
"A phenomenal interest in the
dairy industry in Wisconsin during the
past ten years is shown by the state
census for 1895, now being complied
The census returns show there are now
in the state 1925 cheese factories,
valued at $3.50, 53l and 729 creameres,
valued at 81 .55O,7O7 The greater
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