The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-26

Green Bay.
Miss Enacia Cooler has new '96
Windsor wheel.
Miss L. A. Davis has returned from
a visit in Chicago.
Mrs. John Terry, Of Paris, is visit
ing friends in Racine.
Nathan Allen has gone to Cincin-
natl on business trip.
John McGibbon, of Chicago, spent
Sunday with j. K. Wheeler.
Mrs. j. G. White is reported to be
very sick with nervous prostration.
Miss Della Hansen, of Evanston,
spent Sunday here with her people.
The Sunday eyering service ques-
ton seems to have solved itself Sunday
evening.
Howard VanWyck, of Milwaukee,
spent Sunday here with his father,
Judge VanWyck.
The interior of George Hale's
grocery store has been improved with a
new coat Of paint.
Congressman Neidringhaus, Of St.
Louis, the noted tin plate manufacturer,
is at the Sanitarium.
The man with the poor memory is
always making memorandas and for
getting where he placed them.
No services were held in the Bap-
list church Sunday owing to the con-
dition of the repairs being made there.
There never was a man who would
die for woman, and never man who
has not said he would do it cheerfully.
1t would be pleasanter living in
the world if there were not SO many
fools in it, but more difficult to make a
living.
England is moving up the Nile to
help Italy, but if she shall see nice
bit of ground she will doubtless help
herself
The literary social given by the
Norwegian. Danish M. E. church at G.
A. r. hall Saturday evening was we'll
attended and pleasant time was en-
joyed.
There were ffty-four books taken
out Of the library last Saturday. As
the days go by the numbers seem to
increase.
DIR. Meers, Lewis Balm and others
are endeavoring to have the Park ave-
nue. paving extended to the city limits
instead of coming to an abrupt ending
at Eagle street.
is it possible that Prof. Roentgen's
marvellous x rays could be applied to
to the political situation and to dis
close the presence of q probable demo
cratic candidate.
The next thing in order for the
statesmanlike senate is to procure an
eff1gy of Senior Dupuy de LONE and
hang it amid much enthusiasm in the
halls of the capitol building.
The fact must be conceded that
if there are no very conspicuous candi-
dates for the democratic nomination,
there are also very few men in the field
who seem to be conspicuous.
Mrs. Davis, of Chicago, wife of W.
M. P. Davis, came up to spend Sunday
with her husband here. Mr.. Davis is
making arrangements to remove his
family here in the near future.
1t is reported that President Cleye-
land disapproves of bicycle riding by
the wives and daughters of members of
his cabinet. Mr.. Cleveland should
remember that everybody doesn't run
exclusively to duck shooting.
After reading some of the republl
can platform descriptions Of the Wilson
bill, one gets the impression that the
postmaster general is a ferocious pira
tical person, carrying guns in his teeth
and seeking to do horrid murder.
Word received here from F. S.
Newell states that he is greatly i'm
proved in health and his ultimate re-
covery is now looked for. Col. and
Mrs. Hoyt, who are travelling with Mr..
and Mrs. Newell in Europe will sail for
home April l.
-'E I'll tell you who would be a good
candidate for justice of the peace on
the republican ticket" remarked one
of that party today. Let us have one
who would be a justice. one who under
stands the business and one who has
been there before. / mean j. M. Steb-
bins. Let us run him this spring"
The bicycle manufacturers are ex-
pecting to sell about 100000 of those
vehicular contriyances this year, the
aggregate cost of which to the pur
chasers will be not less than $4,000,
900. The rapidity with which the
wheel has gained popularity is one of
the striking facts of current history,
and it has manifestly come to stay.
A Burlington dispatch says:
/" Burglars last night entered the gen
eral store of the Theodore Rel COM
pany, and blew open one safe and at