The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-02-20
(From Saturdays Daily. ]

ing on the SICK llSL.
Prof. Frank Cleary was here Fri
day calling on old friends.
Charles Hanwormer, of Trevor.
has been granted new pension.
Miss Hattie Puelicher has gone to
Milwaukee on a visit to her brother
Salisbury has either changed his
views or his manner Of expressing
them.
Master Charlie Gonnermann is
able to be out again after weeks i'll
ness.
The Anneke JAMS heirs have al
most attained to the number of Holmes
victims.
&C. L. Cameron has received first
class certificate from the state board OF
pharmacy.
The valentine social at the Bap
fist church Friday evening was COM
plete success.
Some mems ways of fiattering
themselves is to exaggerate the clever
ness of those who cheat them.
The new photography which shows
the bones but not the flesh may be OF
use to people learning to carve.
The valentine social at st. James
school hall Friday evening was we'll
attended and immensely enjoyed
The contract for building Chas.
Noo,,o,5c ,oovr !, o,7co hoe baa1, (ot ~ w
r. Symmonds. Work will be begun at
once.
L. G.. Bacon has returned to his
home in St. Louis after visit with his
brother, M. Ell. Bacon. He had been
away from Kenosha thirteen years.
1t is said that the oldest travelling
man in the United States lives in Ra
cine, and his name is Delos S. Mills.
The Beloit bakers have reduced
the price of bread to three cents per
loaf and say the price has come to
stay.
Want ads don't always pay. But
they pay oftener and bigger than any
thing of their size in town, and often
enough to make them profitable.
Milwaukee is described by the law
AS a city of the first class. Kenosha is
not in that class and so is not affected
by the -districting law which governs
that city.
There are several bids III for the
bank building of the Dan Head & Co.,
bank, and Assignee Hale says we may
look for its sale and transfer any
time now.
There is to be no change in the
i, clerical force of the pOstoffice with the
coming of the new postmaster. Chas.
Frantz, Jr, Miss Mamie Frantz and
Alex. Huck all stay
Assignee George Hale says there
is large number of papers belonging
to various people still in the bank
vault of the Dan Head & Co., bank.
He wants them taken away by the
owners.
The State A. P A. held its con-
vention in Milwaukee this week. One
of the Kenosha members who was
present says everything went off as
smoothly as at the average Methodist
conference.
1t is hard to find an old settler who
has seen another winter as fine Us this
one has been, SO mild so compare
lively healthful and with so many
good days. 1t is as good as Cali
tornia without the rain.
Mrs. Martha Abrahamson has just
been granted a pension amounting to
81, 16047 for back pension. She was
the widow of Capt. Chas. I. Wyman,
of Co. HI, Fifth Wisconsin Volunteers.
The first application was made fourteen
years ago.
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The Racine postoffice is the only
one in the United States that stamps
the weather forecast on letters. This
practice has already attacted the at
tention of the weather bureau of the
western states, and Prof. Wilson, the
head forcaster of Wisconsin, called on
the postmaster and investigated the
matter thoroughly. They were so well
pleased that they will endeaVor to have
the system introduced throughout the
United States.