The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-06-25
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The Misses Bond are putting up a
new porch on their residence on Prairie
avenue.
Mrs. DR.. Way, of Portland, Me-,
nee Julie Marcusson, spent Sunday
with Mrs. j. B. Starkweather.
a laundryman is no coward for
running away when he fades a woman's
shirt waist.
Mrs. Chas. SteinWick and children
returned home Monday evening from a
two weeks visit in Chicago.
"A man should never lose his tenn
per, for the reason that he is very apt
at such time to tell his friends the
truth.
Mrs. Fl. II. Marcusson, of Chicago,
is here to spend two or three weeks
with her mother, Mrs. j. B. Stark
weather.
Rheumatism as a cure for love,
which has been introduced by the Van
derbilts, will hardly become immensely
popular.
just now the man who was short
sighted enough not to be born in Ohio,
may well look back with regret upon
his past.
Mrs. n. G.. Stafford will be in Ke-
nosha every Monday until July l. She
will then take a vacation until Sep
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= Jacob Davidson, who was arrested
Monday for being drunk, was fined 81
and costs this morning IN Justice
Skaters court.
1t looks as though the boom of
William E. Russell would be allowed
to enjoy four years more of complete
rest and quiet.
Charles Steinkamp, member of
Waukegan's board of education, and
Miss Schiz, of Chicago, were married
here Saturday.
Miss Ida Hicks and Frank LOOMS,
both of Waukegan, were married here
Sunday by Rev. 1. W. Corey. They
will make their home in Chicago.
Nicholas Pirsch has just completed
fine new band wagon for the 81. A.
Kupfer livery barns. 1t has seating
capacity of thirty, and is beauty.
-$5, 100000 capital backs the war
rantee on the Kimball piano. Easy
monthly payments.
IL JOHN MCKUNE, Agent
Again we come to that exciting
part of the campaign in which William
G. Whitney finds it necessary to issue
bulletins denying that he is presi-
Dental candidate.
There were nearly 500 people in
attendance upon the dance given DIT
! the farm of Nick Zehren in Pleasant
Prairie Monday evening. The affair is
reported to have been very pleasant
one.
Harry Robinson left for Milwaukee
Monday evening to attend the demo-
cratic state convention. He was pre-
ceeded by the other three delegates
Messrs. Bohmrich, Washbish and Nc
KessOn.
There will be a special meeting of
Fred S. Lowell Post Monday evening,
June 29th to complete arrangements
for Fourth of July. Let every COM
rade attend.
DIV THEO. BOYINGTON, P. G..
Invitations are out for the we'd
ding of Miss Emily Cont Kimball,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. FL. Kim
ball, to William S. Forrest, of Chica-
go, to take place Thursday, July g.,
at st. Matthew's church at high noon.
In his annual report on the Chica-
go Eye and Ear InfrmarY, DR.. Cam
field says the sequel of cheap glasses
in youth is often blindness in age" In
diseases of the eye and ear DR.. Cam
field is authority. He can be seen at
Hotel Grant next Saturday and every
two weeks thereafter.
A man must accept what his en-
ployer pays him, pay out what other
men charge him, put on the underwear
his wife puts out for him, eat what she
spreads before him and sleep in the bed
the way she makes it. Still occasion
ally there is talk of a man being free
and independent.
S. W. Truesdell, T. L. Moore and
F. Fl. Hall left Sunday night for Star
Lake in the wilds of Northern Wiscon-
sin, for a few days sport with the
gamey muskallonge. The party goes
upon invitation Of W. G.. Underwood,
superintendent of the c. M. & St. P.
R'y Co., and will travel in and occupy
his private car while absent.
Officer Feldschau heard great
how -de-do in a freight car Monday
evening, and by the noise thought it
must be filed with tramps on jubilee.
Opening it he found only one tramp as
crazy as he could be. He said he was
picking strawberries, and the men
about him were interfering with him.
He was shipped on.