The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-03-18
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day.
John t. Lockwood is still a very sick
man.
Now is the time to hollow u told
you so.
George Berens, city poor master, is
seriously i'll.
John O'Donnell visited friends in
Waukegan Monday.
We better stop our blowing on the
subject of indoor baseball.
Jennie Hastings, of Milwaukee, is
still visiting with her mother.
The surface of the lake is covered
with ice as far out as one can see.
DR.. Smith is having her office in the
TELEGRAPH-C COURIER building re-
fitted.
A new lot of broken check suit'ngs in
new green shades, % cents, at Barden
& McArdle's. tt
If you have any screen doors or win
dows in need of repairs, take them to
Mrs. C. Grant. tt
Some of the aldermen got little ex-
cited at the meeting Of the council
Monday night.
MMrs. Phillip Wells, who has been
visiting a week in Waukegan, has
returned home.
Mrs. Frank Goodman and Miss Mel
lie Hanson visited friends in Waukegan
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs G.. Windesheim entertained a
few friends at her home on Town Line
street Tuesday afternoon.
Did you notice G. Ell. Goodman's
window in the evening? 1t is one OF
the prettiest on Main street.
A number of the local base ballists
went up to Racine Tuesday evening
with the indoor baseball team.
A nice sign reading TX. L. Loescher"
has replaced the one reading =" W. ID.
Bailey & Co" on Main street.
Holderness & White closed their first
contract last week with Frank Wells
for new house on Eagle street.
Mike Harkiu returned from Clinton
Tuesday evening, after spending some
time in working up an arson case.
On April first the life saving station
resumes operations with about the
same hands as were there last season.
This weeks issue of the TELEGRAPH
COURIER contains the last of the Off
cial proceedings of the county board.
Mr.. Scott, of Chicago, ex-book-
keeper at the United States express
office, is spending few days in this
city.
F. FL. Johnston, of Chicago, came
here Saturday afternoon and spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Johnston.
Mrs. Morrison Garst returned Satur-
day afternoon from Chicago, where she
has been visiting with friends for the
past few days.
IF Racine is a free-for all dumping
ground for journalistic refuse, there is
a little in Kenosha they can have free
of transportation.
The Kenosha Coffee Roasting 20. at
No. 213 Wisconsin street will give away
a fancy cup and saucer on Fridays with
every so cent sale. DIV
Everybody is requested not to forget
that the ladies of the Baptist church
will give a social Thursday evening.
Supper from $50 to s.
A strong black dress goods stock at
Barden & Ardle's. Paying little more
anc selling for little less is building
up a sure business for them. If
A certain great weather prophet says
this mild weather will continue until
March 20, after which time we are to
have frost off and on until June ..
The laundry men Of this state meet
in convention at Milwaukee on the
29th of this month The local repre-
sentatives of the fraternity will attend.
The boys at the First National bank
are working early and late about now
getting out their quarterly statement.
We predict it will be a good solid
statement.
The Ashland Avenue Whist club was
entertained Saturday evening by Mrs.
Charles Frantz. The prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Morton and Thomas
Holderness.
AS far as the migrations of our feath-
cred songsters are concerned the signs
seem to be of an early spring. This
morning a lesser spotted wood pecker
was seen in the city park.
Charles Pfennig, ST., will leave this
city on the 18th of April for Germany
He will sail on the 14th of that month.
If his health permits at the time Philip
Lentz will accompany him.
The Swedish Lutheran society has
lecture at the Unitarian church
March 70 by DR.. j. Enander, of Chi
cago. He is a very fluent talker and
speaks in the Swedish language.
ATro Stafford and Mr. Davis will sing