The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-04-02
Emil Bezersdorter has a brand new

wagon out.
Charles Yule has gone to Oshkosh
to spend the week.
Prof. Blaisdell, Of Beloit college, is
at the Sanitarium.
-Axel Christensen is up from Chi
cagoto spend week.
Miss Maud Yule is home from Mil
waukee to spend a weeks vacation.
Miss Martina Erickson is spending
her vacation among friends in Mil
waukee.
Mrs. G. FL. Rogers entertained
number of her lady friends Saturday
afternoon.
Now, then, gentlemen, the tickets
are in the field. Size them up and
take your choice.
"A man up in Summerland decided
to give up something during Lent and
left his wife and children.
Miss Gertrude Lewis has taken a
position in the packing department OF
the Rockford Hosiery works.
&C. D. Mcconnell, a member Of the
Beloit college Glee club, is here the
guest Of bis friend, Roy Rogers.
Tom Platt will do we'll to make a
study of the case Of that Chicago man
who was killed by his own elephant.
Genius is just sticking clinchingly
to one thing until it is completed. Stop
when you close up your
business.
Otto Thomey, of Akron, o., came
up Sunday on visit to his parents in
Pleasant Prairie and friends here in
Kenosha.
There are democrats, however,
who would be willing to take that nom
nation simply as a noble sacrifice to
their party.
The Rev. Anna Shaw delivered an
address on The New Man" in San
Francisco last week. For this relief
much thanks.
Some of the disappointed aspirants
for nominations are disposed to kick
little, but what's the use, they couldn't
all be nominated.
7. L. Moore has purchased of
Judge Laughlin the building lot on
Durkee avenue just north of E. c.
Theirs new residence.
A western jury composed OF SIX
men and six women is trying a divorce
case. The prospects for an early dis
agreement seem to be unusually good
1t is reported from Waupun that
Robinson, the arson fiend, sent up from
this county last September, has lost all
his credits of lessened time already by
his bad conduct up there.
The bricklayers' union at a meet
ing held Sunday afternoon over StahPs
market, decided upon fixing it's scale Of
wages at 35 cents per hour, commenc-
ing next Monday, April 6.
Does the Wheeler electric lighting
die by limitation? At pre-
vious meeting. it was laid over until
Monday evening. On that evening it
was not even mentioned, and Mr..
Wheeler was here, too.
Talk about warm campaigns
There is not much appearing on the
surface. Most of the work being done
is done very quietly and when the bal
lots are counted there may be several
in store for the onlookers.
Horace Cole, or Squire Cole as we
shall soon know him, studied law some
time in the office Of his father and is
we'll posted on legal points. He is we'll
qualified for the position and will make
a competent justice of the peace.
Everything that was done at the
council meeting Monday evening re-
lated to saloon licenses, with the one
exception of receiving and filing the
school board report. The signs all
pointed to an approaching election.
Looks to a manu- tree as though
the council thought they would put
their foot in it if they did and perhaps
both feet if they didn't do thing in
reference to the Wheeler electric light
ing ordinance, and then too, there is
an election next week
e I hare not made, nor shall Imake
any promises to G1ay man, society,
lodge or church, and # elected I shall
striUe to gee the city q clean, honest and
business like administration. . Capt.
Chas. Frantz in accepting the nominal
ton for Mayor.
What per cent. of voters know
which the right side is? Not all, APP
parently, for it develops after elections
that the instructions to voters are nor
followed by many in marking ballots.
The instructions say that, at municipal
elections, that is elections held to
choose city officers, the voter should
make an x at the right of the candi-
dates name whom he desires to vote
for. Yet in many instances the x is
found at some other point on. the tick