The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-12-03
Roses bloom profusely Of late-on the

nose.
The city is under the influence Of a
hypnotist.
The stores are loading up with holt
day goods.
A flock of ducks made a short visit
to the lake Tuesday.
There is nothing that finds the way
into the souls of men like money.
This would be splendid weather for
sleigh rides if there were only snow.
Now that foot ball has gone out OF
date the BARRIERS will do big business.
The houses about the town are tax
ing on their winter coating OF windows.
Skating is good and the hours OF
evening find large number on the ice.
When people tire of talking about
the weather they discuss the country
roads.
It is to be regretted that the last en-
tertainment of the Y. M. G. A. was not
a bowling success.
This is a good season for humps,
and they are getting in their work in
the usual manner.
There is some prospect of pool
house being formed here on4the big
New Orleans races.
Fine wool blankets, shawls, capes
and jackets for the holidays at cost.
Fl. l.. Molitor & Co. tt
The ladies of st. Matthew's church
give the regular weekly sociable Thurs
day Dec. 3. at the Guild hall. d3
" No less than one year, no more than
ten, +" is a portion of law that some are
becoming we'll acquainted with.
The new Gas company has employed
Miss Jane Swift, of the College of Com
MERGE to assist in it's office work.
Do not buy your handkerchiefs for
the holidays until you see what we
have to offer. Fl. L. Molitor & Co. If
Foot ball and cigarettes are doomed
to the same fate in Missouri and Geor-
gia which befell crinoline in Minnesota.
America has the reputation of being,
in proportion to it's inhabitants, the
greatest tobacco consumer on the
globe.
Though Kenosha has spasms of quiet,
she literally furnishes her quota of
scandal. This would be good fate for
a Waukegan paper.
The wife of John Pas died at Racine
last Tuesday and will be brought here
for burial Friday. Mr.. Pas formerly
lived here and is we'll known.
The German paper of the north side
is getting a little the best of the dealers
in town by quoting eggs at 10 and II
cents, while they are selling at 20 cts.
There will be a meeting of Kenosha
Chapter r. A. NJ, Saturday evening.
Work in the Royal Arch. All members
are requested to attend. j. B. David
son. Sec'y. DIV
The ladies of St. Mathews church
will have their annual Christmas sale
of fancy articles at the Guild hall
Thursday, Dec. 10. Supper served
from $50 to o'clock, dit
The Woman's Relief corps will give
an oyster supper and program at G. A.
r. hall Friday, Dec. 4, for the benefit
of soldiers orphans and widows. After
9 o'clock dancing at Simmons hall.
Admission to all 25 cents. ID
Will Grosjean was initiated" at the
tannery Tuesday afternoon, by being
dumped into one of the watts. He has
been trying to keep the matter quiet,
but his friends have heard of it and
are very solicitous concerning it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Remer enter
tanned the Kenosha Whist club at their
home Tuesday evening The following
parties were prize winners: Mrs. E. R..
Head, Misses Bond and Balm, Mr..
Race, Mrs. James Cavanagh aud z. G..
Simmons.
A young aSpirant for hOnors as a
marksman went up to bis father and
with a CLEAN Of triumph in his eyes
held up for his parents inspection a
bird that he had just shot All
could see was his neck, " said the boy.
" Ah," said the father examining the
delicate neck of the bird, F." how near
you came to missing it,"
Frank Parker, Bernie White and
George Fredericks walked to Kenosha
from Racine Tuesday afternoon on a
wager of $40 to beat the record Of any
three men in Racine county. The
distance gone over was from the Belle
City opera house in Racine to Rhodes
opera house. They intended to make
the trip in two hours or less
The social and fair of the Baptist
ladies was held at the Baptist church
Tuesday evening. 1t was largely at
tended and proved a splendid success.
An excellent supper was served, while
very large number of fancy articles
were disposed of very rapidly by sale.
The church netted very neat little
sum ont of the affair