The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-03-04
tFrom Saturdays Daily.

plating going out OF business.
The ground hog did the right thing
when he crepG back into his hole.
r. L. Morrison, of Milwaukee. spent
Friday among friends in this city.
The little daughter of Rev. Griffin,
chaplain of Kemper Hall, is seriously
i'll and is not expected to live.
The latest tale of woe of tramps is
that they are on their way to Cuba to
assist some struggling relatives.
If the shoe thieves had made better
calculations as to the weather they
would have staid where they were.
1t was demonstrated to a certainty
Friday evening that gentlemen can
wear shirt waists with becoming effect.
Local athletes were not represented
in the contest at First Regiment
Armory, Chicago, Friday evening as
was expected.
Col and Mrs. j. j. Hoyt returned
from Nassau Friday evening. This is
rather cold weather to step into from a
southern cline.
Senator Timme says that the new
est thing about the legislature this ses-
sion is the neatness and dispatch with
which they kill bills.
There are still few names belong
ing to the male citizens of this city
which have not been suggested with
reference to the mayoralty
There promises to be a good many
things in the shape of trials during the
March term that are not likely to be
carried on behind glass doors.
Before another Saturday comes the
United States will be under another
administration and so will we in the
sense that we will be embarked in the
lenten season.
The Typographical union found that
it had sixteen members Friday night.
The printers, therefore, are probably
the most thoroughly organized of any
class of tradesmen in the city.
Kenosha is to get it's dose OF curfew
ordinance. Aid. Yule will present such
measure to the council next Monday
evening The bill will be drawn on
the plan of the one now in force in RAJ
cine.
1t is not likely that few more stores
on Exchange street for instance are go
ing to do Kenosha any harm or draw
business from Main street. A little
more competition would tend to i'm
prove trade rather than otherwise.
The Waukegan papers say that j. K.
Bumstead, the man who wants to get
out a directory here, is reliable man
and that he is thorough in his work
He will start work here in a few days.
He is now publishing the second vol
umn for Waukegan.
The people of the Baptist church
gave Rev. l. W. Corey surprise Fri
day evening, it being the anniversary
of his birth. Quite large number
took part in the affair which was un
animously voted a great success. A
short program was given and refresh
ments were served after which Mr.
Corey was presented with a beautiful
chair, the gift of his church.
The Sterling employees gave dance
at Central Music hall Friday evening
which was in every sense of the word u
satisfactory and successful event. The
refreshments were served by 81. Hal
berstadt and were of the very best
The music was fur ished by the
schultz orchestra which even eclipseu
all its previous records for fine dane
ing music. A large number attended
A most delightful luncheon was ell
joyed by the young ladies who We're
present at Mrs. A. FL. Lance's Friday
There were four or five tables all deco
rdted with white hyacinths and hello
trope, and each lady's card was tied
with ribbon through which was drawn
pansy which made those present
think of spring even though it was d
raw February day. After luncheon
music and dancing were indllged III
much To the enjoyment OF the guests
AprOpoS the proposed prize light al
henoSna, kaclno paper says: PflZe
lights at kenosha are not easily
stopped. The police or the county
authorities have the law 90 back them,
that is true, but the trouble arises
ther You get them in The lookup.
Some 81 the prisoners carve their way
out with Il pen knife, while the latest
ruse is co get a job carrying coal ana
then sneak when they are not watch
ing they can't stop fighting there.
That sounds we'll coming from town
where they haven't intellectual cutter
PRISE enough 10 get public library
started
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