The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-04-02

robins now.
Miss Nellie Milward is visiting in
Waukegan.
Willie Jensen has a fine new
Windsor bicycle.
Miss Irene Smith is visiting with
friends in Chicago.
Nearly every citizen of town be-
lieves that he made it.
Thomas Voight has purchased a
property on Ashland avenue.
We never knew mother who was
not sorry for her married son.
Good clean men every one Of them,
on the citizens republican ticket.
The republican ticket will gain
in strength from now to election.
We are now III what is known
among the Jews as the passover all this
week.
Why doesn't some live Yankee go
to manufacturing campaign button
holes?
The council meeting Monday even
ing was chiefly marked by what it
didn't do
William Murphy, was arrested
Monday for being drunk was assessed
S l and costs.
Mrs. Mather has returned to her
home in RaVenswood after a visit in
t1,o family of T w R1inro
Bill Nye's estate is estimated at
$4,000. Not enough. Hisj jokes ought
to have earned more than that.
-England's forthcoming expedition
in Africa will be conducted entirely out
Of range of Uncle Paul Kruger.
The Mckinley boom has encount-
cred its first serious danger. The
campaign poets have taken it up.
The mills and factories established
in this country by the Salvation Army
give employment to 10,700 persons.
Mrs. Ell. w. Reed, who has been
guest of Mrs. G. G. Brown has gone to
Romeo, Mich, to visit her mother.
The trouble with the Morton cam
paign button seems to be that it too
closely resembles a Platt collar button.
Our bicycle factories are shipping
wheels out these days by the car load
and the money comes back to K9-
nOsha.
There's no use talking, there is no
coffee takes the place Of Bailey's best.
It is always the same and always salts
factory. DIV
The retail liquor license of Herman
Kotz was transferred to Henry Gehr-
ling at the council meeting Monday
evening.
The young ladies Of the Congrega
tional church will give a social next
Tuesday evening. 1t is to be the event
Of the season.
"A report of the board Of education
on it's finances was made to the council
Monday evening. 1t was accepted and
placed on file.
old people think no misfortune is
great if those it falls upon are young.
Still, a man can't eat youth, or clothe
himself with it.
Census takers in New York city
found 1000 women who could not tell
their age. Doubtless, old ladies whose
was failing.
An Indiana man has made appli-
40 +;o,, fo,. Joic ninth 1;uoroo op1 bo did
not begin his matrimonial career until
he was 55 years old.
Miss Ada Randall, who has been
teaching at the Lamb school, has re-
signed. She will take position in a
school in Milwaukee.
DO the citizens want mayor and
council that will be sure to pass that
Wheeler franchise ordinance without
asking the people whether they want
it or not?
As the Standard Oil profits last
year were $25,OO0,0O0, it is easy for
to give Chicago University
all occasional check. 1t comes out of
you and me.
Great Britian's effort to snap up
the Soudan when the other powers
weren't looking bids fair to meet with
failure. The other powers are dis
enough to keep looking.
There was a disgraceful row, it is
in one of the livery stables
Monday evening. Two brothers got
into a squabble. One was drunk and
pounded the other in bad shape. No
or warrants are out today.
Miss Weeks private school for lit
tie folks will open for the spring term
Monday, April 6. Parents who have
children too young to attend the public
schools will find this a most excel
lent opportunity to give them careful
early training. d al wit
The tug G. NJ. Churnley is raising
the boiler of the steamer Scion Ell.
johnson which was wrecked about ten
miles south of here in 1887 The tho