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

Namara is quite i'll.
The Fink estate matter is still on
in the county court.
Several weddings are being hatch
ed up for May and June.
| -" Well, what's new in politics2o is
/ the question from every quarter.
Mrs. Shandrew and daughter Ethel,
of Milwaukee, are guests of Mrs. G. W.
Toles.
Service every night this week ex-
cepting Saturday at the Congregational
church.
A number of German books have
been placed in the library by Mrs.
Herman Hoehn.
The Kenosha Knights Templars
will go to Racine to attend Easter
services this year.
Two yearly volumes of st. Mich
olas have been presented to the library
By Miss Hattie Cole.
Horace Cole working harder than
anyone and is bound to get there if
close work will do it.
There will be services at st. Mat
thew's church on Good Friday at 1920
a. M, and 7:30 p. m.
Get garden truck for your Sunday
dinner at Bailey's. He will have a
fresh supply Saturday. DIV
Congress censured Mr.. Bayard for
one speech. The country will reckon
with congress for thousands.
This may be what is called spring
weather, but we wish someone would
take the spring out of the wind.
The political pot keeps stewing
and Capt. Frantz keeps cutting big
holes in the democratic ice pond.
The first and fourth wards will be
close fighting this spring, and systema-
tic work must be done for the ward
tickets.
Miss Minnie O'Donnell, of Chicago,
and Andy, Of Valparaiso, are at home
spending the Easter holidays with their
parents.
The indication now are that the
person who does not ride a wheel this
year will be considered somewhat
eccentric.
Politics is in the air, but that fact
noes not interfere with the sale of Bal
| ley's coffee. Every one wants it just
the same. DIV
DR.. G.. W. Toles and F. W. Engel
had a suit in Justice Skaters court
Monday, DR.. Toles obtaining judge
ment for $58.
Ambassador Bayard's latest symp-
toms indicate that he is about to be
afflicted with another acute attack of
those registration rumOr.
This is becoming-or rather is-a
regular house to house campaign.
Some of the candidates are making
thorough canvass of the city.
Many of the influential German
voters Of the north ward are taking off
their coats and going to work for the
success of the republican ticket.
Henry Halberstadt has just finish
ed fixing up his dining rooms in fine
style, and he has now one of the most
complete restaurants in the city.
-WhaU an ideal city treasurer VIM.
F. Fisher will make. Responsible,
honest and reliable, just the sort of
man needed to transact the city bust
ness.
Captain Frantz is getting his war
paint on and is getting ready for one of
his old time campaigns and everybody
knows the captain is fighter when he
gets warmed up.
The statement that Mr.. Bayard
may resign recalls the fact that one
time a very foolish man put in circula-
the rumor that at some future date the
Internal region would freeze over.
The Dan Head & Co., bank build
ing was turned over to the Robinson
estate today. No special effort is to be
made at once to reorganize bank, but
one will doubtless be made at no very
distant date.
1t may be gathered from the cam
paign speeches and resolutions in vari-
Gus parts of the country that if some OF
those candidates had been in the white
house this term Cuba would never have
belonged to Spain at all.
The people have right to voice
in the matter of making an appropria
ton amounting to $4,000 or $4,000.
In the present campaign the people
should decide whether they will allow
such appropriations to be made and
imposed upon them without so much as
being asked about it.
No council should take it into its
own hands to fix a burden of 100000 to
$4,000 upon the people without first
getting the vote of the people upon the
proposition. IF Capt. Frantz was
mayor of Kenosha there would be no
electric light plants nor any other SINH