The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-03-25
Bert Riel visited Racine S unday.

| Bert hiei visited Racine , uHQAy-
The bicycle is in full bloom-er again.
Miss Weeks school closes next Fri
day.
| Miss Osia banks spent Saturday in
Chicago.
Hazel Leonard is reported to be on
the sick list.
We are about in the middle OF the
lenten season.
Ben Cameron called on friends in
Racine Sunday.
Charles Boardman visited friends in
Racine Sunday.
julius Smith, of Racine, called on
friends here Sunday.
The G. A. R. social Saturday evening
was largely attended.
Mr.. HUSTON, of Racine, was the guest
of friends here Sunday.
Miss Minnie Meyers, of Racine, spent
Sunday with her father.
Mike Donahue has accepted a posi-
ton with j. A. Winberg.
There were about forty ducks shot
on the lake shore Sunday.
Rev. W. L. Bray spent Sunday in
Chicago with Mr.. Matteson.
Louis Hansmann was the guest Of
friends in the Belle city Sunday.
Henry Isermann is very low with
pneumonia at his home on Ann street
j. Blacksmith, of Milwaukee, spent
the Sabbath among friends in this city
George Beachel, Of Chicago, spent
Sunday with his sister and brothers in
this city.
The Woman's club Of Eau Claire has
commenced war on cigarette smoking
in that city.
A new lot Of broken check suitings in
new green shades, % cents, at Barden
e McArdle's. tt
Everyone seems to be pleased to
have O. NJ. Calkins' name at the head
of the republican ticket this spring.
1t is said that at one of the caucuses
Tuesday evening there were just l04
persons present, but 154 votes we're
cast.
After the electric railway and the
Sheridan road havesgone through, we
will have station for the passenger
boats.
When you want to set your watch or
get the correct time stop at T. j. Dale's.
He has just put into his window a new
chronometer.
It is being given out on the "dead
square" by some of the democrats that
F. G. Culley will be the democratic
for mayor this spring.
The boys at the north side engine
house had 797 visitors yesterday up
to 5 o'clock; at least that's what |
!" Jake" says-he counted them.
Christ. Nelson was arrested Saturday
night for drunkenness. He was
brought before Justice Pennefeather
this morning and given 81 and costs.
The roads were in so bad a condition
Sunday that four horses were required
on the hearse and some of the other
carriages at Mrs. Blackman's funeral.
Did you see the posters announcing
the first grand ball of the printers?
They were printed at this Office and
is only a specimen of what we can do
in the line Of poster work.
The clans Of our feathered friends
are rapidly gathering. We have with
us already the blackbirds, the blue
birds, the woodpeckers, the robins, the
mourning doves, the meadow larks.
In another column will be found the
statement of the First National bank
of Kenosha. We take pleasure in
printing it. since it shows that the
Institution is as rock ribbed as ever.
Adam Dickhaut is reported to be
very seriously i'll, and considerable
apprehension is felt by his relatives
that he may not survive. Mrs. Ell.
Wachenfeld, Of Waukegan, his sister,
has been called to his bedside.
D. Lederer who is we'll known in |
this city as solicitor for the Chas.
Lederer tailoring establishment of
Chicago, was found guilty of embez- |
zelment in Chicago, recently and sem
fenced to seven years hard labor at
Joliet.
There are few things once Cd our
calendar which, like the last rose Of
summer, have faded and gone. They
are the much talked of baseball game
between the fats and leans, toward
which the latter seem to have no lean
ing, the prize fight which was about to
take place a few weeks ago, but ended
with the principals in $3.50 fine con-
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