The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-12-17
The streets are drying off nicely

duC0s
The farmers of Kenosha county are
still blowing.
A. C. Main, of Chicago, was in this
city Tuesday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. 0. Hoye, on
Dec Is, a girl.
c. E. Hall, of Chicago, spent Tues
day in this city.
Souvenir spoons from soc to $3.50 at
r. O. Gottfredsen's. tt
Solid gold, lex fountain pen only ST..
T. J. Dale. Jeweler. dwd24
Mrs. John English is visiting in Chi
cago for a few days.
VIM. Carmen, OF Waukegan, spent
Tuesday in Kenosha.
Heavy, Sterling silver thimbles only
25c. T. J. Dale, JeWeler. dwd24
Ten inches of snow is predicted for
Christmas and New Years.
Edward Moore, Of Chicago, visited
friends in this city Sunday.
Sterling silver mounted lady's pocket
book, only SOC. T. j. Dale. dWd24
First-class quadruple plated napkin
rings only SOC. T. j. Dale. dwd24
J. Hansen, of Chicago, transacted
business in this city Tuesday.
G. Commings, of Chicago, was in
Kenosha on business Tuesday.
Silk umbrellas in great variety at
popular prices at I. r. Kahn's. daft
Died-At Auburndale, Wis, Nov.
81, 1896, William Chester Dean.
Come in and look over 500 different
patterns of rings at r. O. Gottfredsen's.
The celebrated Centemeri kid gloves
can be obtained at R. E. Sutherland q
Co.'s. dw25
See our line of kid gloves and nit
tens for the holidays. FL. L. Molitor
& co. dWtf
The idea of petitions for pardon has
so developed as to put premium on
crime.
Washburne mandolins, banjos, quit
ars. Best on earth; only SIS. R. O..
Gottfredsen. tt
Miss Fannie Carmen, of Waukegan,
visited Tuesday with the Misses Bar
ret on Park Ave.
John Bruins is moving the second
ward engine house for Peter Jacobs
onto the latter's lot.
Several of DR.. Rando's convalescents
are summing themselves on the streets
these pleasant days.
Racine has caught the plum of the
L. A. W. meet for 1897. 1t is mighty
good thing for Racine.
Rando will remain at the Grant
house until Sunday. Don't fail to con-
suit him if you are sick.
Miss Susie Rowe will have charge of
the program for the W. r. G. social of
Friday evening, Dec. Is. tt
Don't forget the fact that all cloaks,
capes and Jackets are being sold at
cost Fl. L. Molitor & Co. dwtf
AS certainly as straw thrown into
the air shows how the wind blows, the
merchants face shows how the trade
goes.
Hebe's horn has been removed from
the museum of antiquities and placed
in R. E. Sutherland's window for the
holiday season.
If the character of the most popular
Xmas gifts is an index to the charac-
tiers of the people, the world is rapidly
becoming literary,
The lighthouses on the Denmark
coast are supplied with oil, which is
pumped on the waves in time of
storms.
Goods that build reputation and keep
lasting customers and friends, that's
the kind of goods We sell. t. j. Dale,
Jeweler. dwd24
Suitable Christmas presents such as
handkerchiefs, silk umbrellas and
mems neckwear. A complete assort-
ment at 81. L. Molitor & Cos. dwtf
We have a line of diamond rings
from $3.50 to $1,000 that are best ever
shown on this end of the turnpike.
If r. 0. GOTTFREDSEN.
Some disarrangement in the fire.
alarm wires has caused good deal Of
superfuous excitement, and sent the
departments out on fruitless errands.
We do not aim to sell cheap goods at
big prices, but irst-class, high quality
goods at lowest possible figures. For
instance, a fine Hungarian opal in
first-class AK solid gold ring mounting
only So. DO not compare this with the
cheap, Mexican opals in light Six
mountings. T. j. Dale. dwd24
Mr.. Hackley, of Hackley's Corner
drug store, has been in Chicago for the
past few days, and while there he
bought all of the holiday stock of a
prominent wholesale dealer. The
whole stock was purchased for cash at
about fifty cents on the dollar, and
Hackley proposes to give his customers
the benefit of it. They will be on dis