The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-04-29
(From Saturdays Daily }
The Easter hat is old.

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The Easter hat is old.
The season is opening for country
drives.
Michael Bode spent Friday in the
windy city.
Trees are receiving their spring
trimmings
Ethelene Van Gasbeck is very sick
with diphtheria.
Harry Baldwin has purchased Co
lumbia tandem.
John Lyman is under arrest at Beloit
charged with burglary.
The wise individual carries an UNI
brella in April weather.
Some of the farmers around Kenosha
make first class detectives.
Miss E. A. Gill. of Kemper Hall, is
visiting Mrs. E. n. Kimball.
~. Hawley, of Milwaukee. was the
guest of friends in this city Friday.
Mrs. John Muenzer and children are
in Salem visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Marion Even, of Chicago, is
the guest of Miss Elizabeth Simmons
The present administration has an
eye to improving the appearance of
the city.
P. F. Grow, of Milwaukee. was in
this city calling on friends Friday
morning.
The prospects of baseball ground
and games here this season are grow
ing better.
Ben Stahl had two fingers badly
squeezed in door at Hurd's drug
store Friday.
Fred Gilbert, of Chicago, returned
Friday morning after a short visit with
friends in this city.
"Spot" CantwelI, Dick Griffith and
Guy Simmons are at Hooker's lake for
few days of hunting.
And soon the "catlins" on the
pussy willows" will hang their feath-
cry tassels to the breeze.
AS soon asa woman begins to ride a
wheel her cycling attire takes pre-
cedence above all others.
Tramps are learning that it doesn't
pay to make themselves troublesome to
tho residents of KpnOSha
Leavenworth KcrshaW attended the
ball Of the Racine Athletic association
in Racine Friday evening.
Mrs. John Lewis, who was called to
Bloomer, Wis, by the illness of her
father, has returned home.
Mrs Bode, who has been spending
few days with her son in this city,
returned to Chicago Friday.
The Swiss curtains that have been
up I'LL winter IRE wonderfully sug-
g65tire Of floor m6po by now.
The residents Of Market street are
busy in grading and beautifying their
lawns. 1t is good example.
Bicycle seats, as they are rapidly
becoming unnecessary andunused, will
probably soon become extinct.
The woman cyclst With any regard
for her complexion wears a chiffon veil
Oh her spins these sunny days.
The Woman with u new spring suit
frequently wears it when her winter
one would b. more comfortable.
Mir. and Mrs 0. c. St9nebreakcr, Of
Bristol, have gone TO Racine on a visit
to their daughter, Mrs. V. L Reed.
Did ever anything in the world taste
as good as the cup. of spring water
after a hard push uphill on wheel?
Why is il Il man always feels that a
woman possesses every domestic virtue
if he once sees her wearing an apron?
Miss Marion Ewing, of Evanston,
who has been visiting with Miss Eliza
beth Simmons, returned home Friday.
Bicyclists have evidently seen and
profted by the warning put INFO the
papers by the chief of police not long
since
The small boy who is putinto trous-
ers this spring will regard the period
as a most important epoch in his lifes
history.
Kenosha begins to think that Racine
can not play ball. We are somewhat
leaning toward :he same opinion. -Ra-
cine News
If we can't have a Sheridan drive it
begins to look as if we might at least
have a bicycle path between Racine
and Ken0sha.
Gustav Jacob, city clerk, has moved
from the North side, and is now living
on Durkee avenue between Town Line
| and Deming streets.