The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-12-02
Closing Out Sale at Ames- Anglers.

Closing Out Sale at Ames- Anglers.
Mrs. Hosea Barnes is reported very
seriously i'll.
Bode Bros. have an immense stock of
holiday furniture. W
See the Montana buffalo robe for sale
by Wallace, Smith & Co. If
Miss Ada Bright has returned home
after visit with friends in Milwaukee.
The police of the city are looking
for bicycle stolen at Waukegan last
night.
Miss Grace Baldwin left today for a
short visit with friends in Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Rob Mari left this morning for Santa
Barbara, CAL, where he will spend
several weeks.
F. q. Lyman is advertising Gov.
Pingree's union made shoes. Now,
union men, is your chance. DIV
| The family of John T honey, on
Broad street, is reporte d to be afflicted
with diphtheria. Three members of
the family have the dread disease.
The funeral of the small child of
Gustav Piphenberg, who died Tuesday
morning, will be held from the German
Lutheran church Friday afternoon.
The close season for fishing expired
at midnight Tuesday night, and
already miles of nets have been sunk
on the fishing grounds in Lake Mich
igan.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton have issued invitations for recep-
ton to the citizens of Kenosha on
Thursday evening, Dec. I'd. Music
and refreshments will be furnished.
Miss Maude Morrison entertained
the Lakeside Cinch club Tuesday even
ing. Five tables of cinch were played,
the head prize being won by Miss Ma
mic Lippert. The BOBBY prize was
| awarded to Mrs. Walter Bailey.
From Dec. 1st to 7th DR.. Garfield
will be at home every afternoon and
evening, and all day Saturday and Sun
day. This change of hours was neces-
sary on account of the doctors trip to
Texas, which will extend from Dec.
7th to 28th. DIV
A very pleasant social and supper
was given at the Congregational
church Tuesday evening. The tables
were prettily ornamented with Candle
abra and carnations. The supper was
under the direction of Mrs. 0. S.
Newell and was excellent.
Notwithstanding the efforts of the
Kenosha correspondent of the Racine
Journal to make F. Fl. Hall the leading
candidate for the appointment to the
office of clerk Of the court, Mr.. Hall
announces emphatieaily that, while he
appreciates the efforts of his friends in
his behalf, he is not nor has he ever
been a candidate for the appointment
of Judge Fish.
The indoor base ball season in Ke-
nosha will be opened Thursday even
ing with a game between the Kenosha
Athletics and the Washburn- Moons, of
Waukegan. The Waukegan team
claims to be the champion team of the
lake shore and the game will undoubt
edly be a hot one. The members of
the Kenosha team are Cooper, Nc
Clellan, j. Harkin. Bryan, Holderness,
Wier, G.. Harkin, Cantwell and Niesen.
The Woman's club held its regular
meeting in their hall on Main street
this afternoon. The subject under
consideration was Burns and Scott,
with Mrs. Helen Nicoll as essayist.
The program for the next meeting,
Dec Is. Will be historical. A paper on
the Hohenstaufen Dynasty will be read
by Mrs. Mary G. Robinson, with accom-
panying topics on the Women of The
Hohenstaufen Dynasty, -" Henry the
Lion" and German Literature of the
18th and 18th Centuries"
DR.. Farr is not altogether success
as dog extinguisher. A number of
dogs have been causing the doctor all
sorts of annoyance for the past few
days, and the doctor finding the leader
of the crowd of CANNES decided to end
it's life by means of double barr6led
shot gun. He proceeded carefully and
got within easy range of his victim and
fired. 1t was too bad the doctors aim
was bad and the dog for which the
shot was intended trotted merrily off
across the park, while two fairly re-
spectacle members Of the canine crowd
fairly howled for the pain inflicted by
the bird shot from the doctors gun.
And now the doctor is asked to pay $25
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