The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-02-18

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Waukegan.
Miss Lizzie strey spent Sunday in
Waukegan.
We are still looking for the whist
tournament.
/ Sheriff Abel's guests are gradually
leaving him.
/ Mosques are becoming almost as
popular as whist.
/ Miss Gill, Of Kemper Hall, spent
Monday in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kopplin spent
lSunday in Waukegan.
Special dress goods bargains tomor-
row at Barden & McArdle's. If
See Jno. McKune's piano /" Nordican
ad on another page of this paper. tfdw
The citizens seem unusually interest
ed in the doings of the city council.
Sole agency in Kenosha for Original
Allegretti's. If KUPFER CRACKER co.
The secret of youth among women is
easy shoes, easy corsets and an easy
conscience.
1t looks very much as if we had to
furnish news for Waukegan papers as
well as our own.
Several Racine people were up to the
masque dance given by Prot. Wirth
Monday evening.
There will be an invitation FitZger-
aid party at Central Music hall, Mon
day night, Feb. %.
Mrs. Sy Brand and Miss Brand have
returned home after visit of two
months in Chicago.
Next Monday being Washington's
birthday and legal holiday, the First
National bank will be closed. DIV
No Mays needed to find the merits
of bread baked from Pillsbury's Best
flour. For sale at Pfennig's grocery.
Have you anything to plate? We do
fine silver plating, also nickel. Elect
rio Plating Co, cor Exchange and
Market streets. dwf23
Quite number of Prof. Wirth's dis
ciples of Milwaukee came up to the
masque Monday evening and one of
them ran away with prize.
When the local indoor base ball
teams get through with the Waukegan
and Racine teams they can go just one
step beyond and try Chicago and
Milwaukee.
Say, boys, when you come to Keno
sha call at Ed Clark's Family Restau-
rant over John Taylor's place. He
serves the best dinner in town for %
cents and keeps open all night.
John Lyman entertained a party of
his friends at his home Monday even
ing. The order of the evening was
euchre. The prizes were won by r.
Kimball, Miss Elsie Fuller, Clark Hol-
lister and Lucia Rogers.
Still futter in the muslin under
wear department at Barden & Near
dies. Do you wonder? Corset covers
at 10 cents. Fine cambria drawers,
umbrella style % cents, and beautifully
trimmed night gowns at SO cents. If
The second musical number in the
Goldthorp recital Friday evening will
be what many prophesy is the coming
popular song. 1t is the new ballad,
entitled, " Whisper and | Will Hear. "
Harpist-Mr. Bailey; Violinist-Mr
Cooper; Soloist-Miss Robinson.
The people are beginning to realize
that we will soon have to elect another
county judge. There is some talk pro
and con, but for the most part there is
unity of sentiment in favor Of one
man whose character and experience
both fit him for the position about to
be vacated by Judge Anthony Van
Wyck.
Kenosha is to have an athletic assO
citation, modelled after the Racine Ath
letic association, which has done more
| to elevate and increase interest in out
| door and indoor athletic events in the
Belle City, than anything else in the
history Of the city. From Kenosha
gentleman who was here last week it
was learned that plans are already on
i foot for the formation of the society
with $4,000 capital stock. Suitable
grounds will be prepared and football,
indoor and outdoor baseball, golf, ten
mis- and track teams will be formed and
games played with neighboring athletic
clubs and college teams. Racine Daily
| Journal.
The Waukegan Register attacked US
not long ago on the ineficiency of our
police Evidently this was in mo-
ment of forgetfulness, for now that the
history of their blue coats has been
brought to light little they are in
great haste to change the ground, and
in Mondays paper try to act and talk
as if it was the amount of crime that is
under discussion. We are now where
we can meet on mutual ground. Of
course more crime is brought to light
| in Kenosha than in Waukegan. Our