The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-04-09
We have met the enemy and-oh

we'll, never nina.
The most comfortable fitting hat is
the Gotham. Ames & Angler. dwa8 10
The Octagon club met Tuesday
evening with DR.. and Mrs. Meers.
Willie Bradford, of Stevens Point,
is visiting relatives and friends here.
The best and safest way to keep
secret is to refrain from giving it away.
The election returns were read at
Windsor club ball Thursday evening.
All who judge impartially say the
Gotham hat is the best. Ames &
Angler. dwa8 10
The weather man is entitled to
thanks for doing his best to get a large
vote polled.
"A four-leaf clover will do wonders
for man if he backs it with energy
and good judgment.
Charlie Yule resumed his duties as
the North ward school Tuesday, after
aweek's visit with friends at Oshkosh.
Horace Cole says it's all due to un-
toward conditions. Come to think of
it, we believe he is correct in his philo
sophy.
Some of the prospective candidates
for county officers want to know Gus.
Jacobs recipe for running. But Gus.
just smiles and looks pleasant.
County superintendent J. B.
Maloney has moved into the house
where D. G. Lloyd used to live at the
corner of West and Dayton streets.
Facts that are sustained by every
leading pianist of the world, that the
Kimball piano has no equal. Send for /
catalogue. John McKUne, Agent, Ke-
nosha, Wis as
-Chas. Skidd will open tin shop
and hardware store in the north side
drug store building, he. having sold his
interests, in the business of Skidd q
& Fay to. his partner.
The young ladies Of the Congrega
tional chnrch gave a very pleasant and
successful social Tuesday evening. A
splendid supper and fine program was
enjoyed. The receipts were
about $3E.
Our rooster that has, been in the
habit of making at least qua annual ap-
pearance and demonstration, has been
transferred to the back yard with the
setting hens. He will be put in a corn
fed condition for next November.
&C. A.Dewey suggested this morning
that it would be good thing to put a
cut of a rooster into this paper and
turn it upside down in KINDLY remem-
brance Of the way the late i. w. Web
ster used to do when his party was
defeated.
The Calumet club. gave a ball at
Park City hall last Monday evening, a
large crowd being present, which
danced until late hour to the superb
music Of the Columbia. orchestra, OF
Racine. Many Racine people were
they repept having had a.
most enjoyable time.
Chief Stemm received telegram |
this morning from Racine advising him
to. be ON the lookout for gang OIL
burglars supposed to, be headed this
way. A private house IN Racine on the
south side was entered and the follow /
ing property is missing, two overcoats,.
a sealskin cap and ONE dozen silver
spoons.
e. r. Head will probably get af-
ter Aid. Yule's scalp i'm the near future
for,the charge made by Mr.. Yule in the
council meeting Monday evening. Mr.
Head is inclined to- look at it as being |
derogatory to his character and he
proposes to vlndicate himself. Wheth-
or it will be by lawsuit or otherwise
has not been determined
Central Music hall was filed to it's
utmost capacity Tuesday evening when
the employees of the Seig & Walpole
Co. danced for the benefit of the Wind
sor Cycle club. At s o'clock the asso-
citation formed at DANA hall, and, pre-
ceded by the Windsor band, repaired to
the scene of festivities. There was a
splendid attendance, the music was
good and the jollity of the occasion was
given full bounds. The boys know
how to put up an enjoyable event, as
Tuesday evening proved for more than
the first time. One of the pleasing
features of the affair was the forming
of the letters S. W. Co. in the figure OF
the grand march, which added TO the
beauty of the march.