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

what is That ABOUT : winter lingering
in the lap of spring2"
Matthew Slush, of Racine, was in
town Monday evening
Miss Kate Peters, of Chicago, is Wis
iting Miss Mary Kneipp.
There is some Kenosha money up on
the Corbett-F itzsimmons fight
Another little furry of snow; just
enough to keep the roads nasty.
The electric road was not brought
up in the council Monday night.
E: B. Byington, of Buffalo, is visiting
at the residence of Mrs. 0. G.. King.
Mrs. NJ. A. Newman and daughter,
of Brighton, are visiting friends in this
city.
State Senator A. G.. Davis, of Osh-
kosh, called on Kenosha friends Mon
day.
Standard patterns. None better,
none AS cheap. Barden Il McArdle,
sole agents. tt
Misses Susie Stahl and Madeline
Leigh, of Chicago, spent Sunday with
Miss Margaret Stahl on Market street.
Miss Lena Trafford, of Bristol, who
went to Chicago some time since to
undergo an operation, returned Mon
day.
Now that the curfeW's knell has been
tolled the next important business of
the city council will be the electric
road.
Mrs. Owen Mccarthy, Of Chicago, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Burns. She was called by the sick
ness of Mr.. Burns.
Louis Kindt, who was brought home
from Milwaukee about 2 week ago
with broken leg, is mending as rap
idly as could be expected.
Bailey's prices are all right. No
extra charge for calling for order and
delivering goods promptly. Telephone
an order to W. d. Bailey & Co. W
The Retired Hook and Ladder COM
pany gave mask ball Monday evening
at Park City hall. The affair was very
largely attended and successful.
The " Family Restaurant" is patron
lied more every day. The % cent
dinner beats the record. E. CLARK,
26O Main street, over Fidelity Laundry.
Open all night.
If you want groceries, canned goods,
dried fruit, fresh fruits in season, fresh
vegetables always on hand, in fact if
you want anything carried by first
class grocer call on W. D. Bailey q
Co. w
The Ladies Afternoon Whist club
met with Mrs. FL. E. Robbins Monday
afternoon. The prizes were won by
Mrs. Albert Weed and Mrs. Miller.
This is the last meeting of the club
this season.
A man came into the office today to
make bet that the electric road would
go through west of the Sterling factory
There has been rumor for some time
that Edward Balm had offered right
of way for the road through his land
and 1000 in cash if the company
would go that way.
w. N. Lake has established new
reading and gospel room in the Masonic
hall recently vacated by Messrs. Cam
meron and Curtis. The plan is to
keep the daily papers and other cur
rent literature on file for the readers
and to hold gospel services regularly.
The place will probably be supported
by subscription.
The Rev. Ell. j. Dahlstrom, pastor of
the Danish Lutheran church, is still
very popular with the people he used
to preach to in Racine. About 100 of
them came here from Racine Sunday to
hear him preach again. The Racine
people were very Hospitality received,
while the pastor was very gratified
with the evidences of his popularity.
A number of young people gave an
party at Simmons hall Mon
day evening. Dancing was INDUCED
in and by way Of variety there was
pie eating contest. The winners
names have not been recorded. The
music was furnished by the Stemm
brothers orchestra. A fine time was
by many who were in attend
ance.
The Christian Endeavor societies OF
Kenosha have invited the members Of
the Christian Endeavor societies OF
Racine to visit them on Thursday
evening of this week. The members OF
the five Racine societies have accepted
the invitation and will leave there
Thursday night. via the c. & n. W.
railroad. A good time is expected, as
our people are noted for their hospi-
tality.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Remer gave a
very charming cinch party Monday
evening in honor of Miss Kellogg. 1t
was quite large gathering, there be-
ing eight tables. The prizes were