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


The pOstoffice matter. is becoming
interesting. Who will be the winner 2
Lester Holderness is getting CON-
siderable jOllying| about that rag baby
Incident.
Those who attended Prof. Wirth's
dancing school Monday evening report
having good time r. a.a n
Get all Overcoat' at cAm6ss 1t An.
gier's special sale and be comfortable
the rest OF the winter! dWtf
-Tsaac T. Bishop lis LAID up at his
home IN Somersa wiUh0a damaged leg.
1t is the result of the kick of a horse.
The household effectssof, g. Gfr0er@
er were shipped to Chicago today.
That city is to be the future home of
our former merchant.
Begin the new year right and re-
solve to buy your groceries for 1896 at
Bailey's. This resolution will give you
pleasure and save you money. DIV
That was jolly card party, at
Alex. Kent's Saturday night. Some of
the guests were rather Fox-ie, but oh
Whitaker the Wey-he they Blair ed it.
Geo. Hale, as. assignee, has been
ordered by Judge Fish to pay divi-
dend f40 per cent. to the creditors of
Dan Head & Co. on Monday, Jan. 9th,
1896.
The date for the Jubilee Singers,
the last entertainment of the Y. M. G:
A. course, has been finally fixed for
Thursday evening, Jan. 8. They will
be greeted by a big house.
Roger Kimball has successfully
passed the required examinations atthe
University school which will admit him
to the Chicago University next fall
without further examination.
Receiver Hale made close esti-
mate on the amount to be paid in the
first dividend on the 9th of January
In paying 40 per cent. of each claim he
had Just twenty-One cents in cash left
for starte" on the next dividend.
Mrs. E. D. Hills, Of Chicago, writes
to correct a statement made in this
paper Dec. q, stating that~she was at
a gathering at Mrs. P. F. Wilcox's.
She says she was not present. The no.
tice Of the gathering was brought to
this Office by lady.
The committee of the state board
Of the Y. M. G. A, meets at Madison
next Saturday and Sunday. W. W.
Cooper will represent the Kenosha as
ISOLATION and will be expected to put
in good word for KenOsha with a
view to having the next state cOnven-
ton meet here.
The new checks made especially
to be used in paying the first dividend
of the Dan Head company next week
have arrived and are models of the
photographers art. They with the
receipts on being filled out will be
all ready for disbursing the cash on the
sixth of January. SIN 4 q
Allan Douglass has been succeeded
as superintendent of! the Kenosha Gas
company's plant by Mr. Littlefield, late
superintendent of the Green Bay gas
and electric light plant, who takes
charge of the plant at once. Mr..
Douglass has taken position with
Sieg, WalpOle Il Co.
The great and only John L. Sulli-
van, (America's pugilistic idoD, and
Paddy Ryan, ex-champiOn of America,
will be introduced by "Parson" Chas.
Davies in a friendly exhibition of box
ing directly after the last act of The
Wicklow Postman,", at. the. Rhode
opera house next. Saturday night /
The greater portion of the cold
weather is still before US. You can get
an overcoat or ulster now at Ames &
Anglers special sale just as cheap as if
you wait till spring, so buy now and
have the use of your coat. If you will
need one next fall it will pay you to
buy now, for without q doubt these
goods will be higher next year. dwtf
Mrs. N. C. Stafford will be at Miss
Fisk's on South street to give voice
culture lessons on Mondays. At the
Baptist church, Waukegan, on Tues
days from 1870 to 6. Wednesday and
Saturday from 1920 to 4 p. M, Room
316, Athenaeum building, Is E. Van
Buren, street, Chicago. Voices tried
free of charge at any hour. 01tf
Rev. E. F. Dornfeldt has received
a second and more imperative call from
Lutheran Salems church in Milwaukee
and the church officials of his society
were called together Monday evening
to consider the same. Every member
strenuously objected to his accepting
the call, and the many friends OF Mr..
DornfeIdt will be pleased to learn that
he has decided to remain in. Kenosha.