The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-01-28
Miss Kate Ward is on the sick list.

John Posing is up and around again.
Clements Loef is still confined to his
ped.
Dog owners are coming up in squad
rons to pay their dog tax.
Sigel Conley went to Chicago today
to attend the bicycle show.
Bode Bros. offer special bargains in
chairs. See their advertisement.
See Jno. MeKune's piano e Nordica"
ad on another page Of this paper. tfdw
Charles Young is spending a few
days in Chicago at The bicycle show.
Children's merino underwear, &C.; all
sizes. Barden & McArdle's clearing
sale. tt
Robert Nichol expects to spend the
latter part of the week in Chicago at
the bicycle show.
HI. Weinheimer went to Chicago
this morning to purchase goods for 81.
L. Molitor & Co.
John Neyses, who was injured at the
tannery several weeks ago, is improv-
ing but very slowly.
The next meeting of the Kenosha
Whist club will meet with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Cavanagh.
Mr.. Houston was up from Chicago
Tuesday night, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Blackman.
Two Jesuits from Chicago will con-
duct a mission at st. Georges church
from Fep. IA to Feb. 25.
Mrs. B. Housam has gone to Mil
waukee and other places for visit and
will be gone for several weeks.
The city treasurer will be at his
Office Thursday and Saturday even
ings from 7 to 8 o'clock of each
week. i30
The gentlemen Of the Congregations
al church are preparing to give sup
per in the church parlors in the near
future.
Mrs. Joseph Hill, mother of Mrs. G.
M. Bennett, who has been seriously i'll
for the past two weeks, is improving
slowly.
Do not allow your system to get
weak and debilitated 1t is easy to
keep well and strong by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
The Misses Miller entertained the
Nagawiga Whist club Tuesday even
ing. Miss Kaltenbach and Harry
Brown won the prizes.
DR.. Hyland returned from months
vacation Tuesday and is now ready for
business again. He treats successfully
all nervous and chronic troubles, fe-
male disorders, etc. Call and consult
him at 511 Park avenue. dWj30
The w. c. r. q. have secured the
services of James M. Dunn, an earnest
temperance worker, and will begin a
series of Gospel Temperance meetings
Sunday, Jan. 81, at 3 o'clock in the
Park avenue M. E. church. dwj30
Among recent College of Commerce
students taking positions are Elmer
Savage, bookkeeper Fidelity Laundry,
Cora B. Finke, stenographer DR.. Schoop
Medicine Co., Racine, and Norman Su
san, stenographer for Treat & Foltz,
Chicago.
The Kenosha Bowling club went
down to Racine Tuesday evening to
play the Racine club. The Kenosha
club was defeated by 300 points. But
the prize for the highest individual
score was awarded to B. Hermann, of
the local club.
At Lyman's shoe store ladies' Broad
way Alaskas at SOC. Ladies' storm
Alaskas at 75c., sizes on both, q to 81
only. Mems third quality buckle Arc
tics at 75c., all sizes. These are three
great bargains for those who can be
fitted to small sizes. j2S
A team hitched to milk wagon felt
unusually good this morning and while
waiting for the driver before door on
Market street became restless and took
run up the road toward the depot.
AS the wagon was covered only one
can Of milk was thrown out. The team
was finally stopped.
The rumor was started and spread
like wildfire about the city this after
noon that boat was on the beach just
below Pike creek. Capt. Cameron got
out and did plenty of hustling in the
cold on the shore of the lake only to
find that the object taken for beached
boat was snow decked tree standing
on the shore.
A striking example of the effective
ness of the workhouse in reducing the
number of tramps who tour at the pub
lie expense is furnished by the records
in the police office at Oshkosh. Last
year from January 20 TO "a inclusive
seventy three tramps were lodged in
the lookup. This year the number
was one.
A few days ago o. Fl. Woodward
took the old time worn thermometer
that was hung in front of his store and