The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-12-10
Miss Alice Quigley is on the sick list.

MISS Alice tqulgley is on Inc SICK llsG'
G. M. Morton, of Chicago, is in town.
Ben Cameron spent Tuesday in Ra
cine.
Charles Husser spent Monday in
Waukegan.
Ben Curtis is spending few days in
Milwaukee.
W. 81. Humphreys, of Chicago, was
in Kenosha Tuesday.
H. NJ. AYres will go to work at the
Sterling works tomorrow.
Mrs. John Minderman returned from
Chicago Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George Lane, of Waukegan,
visited friends here Tuesday.
Fred G.. Minderman has been made
foreman of the Palace barber shop.
Schuyler Van Ingen returned home
from Williams college Tuesday evening
Fred Mindermann and Henry Boyer
have taken charge of the Palace shaw
ing parlors.
Probably Xmas sleigh rides and
skating parties will not be very popu-
lar this year.
The indoor baseball club held a
practice game in Simmons hall Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Morrison Garst entertained the
Columbia Whist club at her home
Tuesday evening.
Gen. Maceo is dead again. But he
has been dead before and, like bust
ness, has revived.
This is an appropriate season for
Turkey to give up the ghost. Let the
good work go on.
Fine wool blankets, shawls, capes
and jackets for the holidays at cost.
Fl. L. Molitor & Co. tt
It is reported that Chicago has con-
demned the big hat as a nuisance that
ought to be suppressed.
Under the influence of wind and sun
the paved streets are gradually taking
on normal appearance.
Christmas nuts and candies, did you
say? Yes, Bailey..h has them, as well as
the finest line of groceries in town. wi
Do not buy your handkerchiefs for
the holidays until you see what we
have to offer. Ell. L. Molitor & Co. If
The Baptist people are going to give
the people chance to hear the new
Kimball organ Thursday, Dec. II. DIV
See our gents furnishing goods. We
have something to suit you for the
holiday trade. Ell. L. Molitor q Co. tt
This open winter is hard on the
children. There have been four or five
cases of membranous Group reported.
The weather bureau and the gas
company have made contract and
are keeping the rest of US in the dark.
Mrs. Ellen Bryan has Quoted all talk
about herself by returning from Mil
waukee, where she has been spending
a few days.
III. B. Hall, who has been visiting
friends in Kenosha and neighborhood
for few days, has returned to his
home in Chicago.
Bailey has in his holiday stock OF
groceries, provisions, nuts, fruits etc.,
all nice and fresh. Call and leave your
order with him. wi
Ernst G.. Timme, of Kenosha, for
president pro tenn. of the state senate
is not in the least a bad suggestion. =
Green Bay Gazette.
The remains of Elizabeth M. Kearns,
who died at her home in Chicago Mon
day, at $500 Wabash avenue, will be
brought here today at noon for burial,
James Davis, the pugilist, left for
Kenosha this afternoon and will en-
deavor to make a match with Fred
Palmgren OF that city.-Racine Journal.
The art displayed in the windows
down town finds many admirers among
the children who stop in numbers to
look at the signs of approaching Xmas.
1t wouldn't be bit strange if some
of the hints thrown out by President
Cleveland, on the inability of the Gu
bans to govern themselves. were true,
The funeral of Claus Anderson who
died Tuesday at his home, corner Pearl
and Exchange streets, will occur
Thursday afternoon at p. N. from the
Danish church.
The report that Gen. Weyler IS
wounded doesn't seem we'll grounded.
He is far too sensible q man TO put
himself in danger of any such thing.
1t is probably slanderous story got
ten up by his enemies.
W. D. Bailey & Co. are up to the
times. They keep the kind of goods
you want and give you the inside price
of first class goods, which are the only
kind they keep. Try for yourself and
| find out. WI