The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-01-07
Several Racine parties were in town


Sunday.
Peter Lippert, of Chicago, was il
town Sunday.
A. C. Willis, of Milwaukee, was il
town Sunday.
The number of diphtheria cases in
town increases.
F. G. Limper, Of Chicago, spent
Sunday in town.
1t looks as if the price of ice would
be high next year.
Sheriff Abel Shas appointed J. NJ
Stebbins his undersheriff.
D. B. Levinish, of Chicago, was il
town on business Sunday.
L. C. Fluit, of Minneapolis, transact
ed business here Saturday.
r. Richards, of Rochester, was in
Kenosha on business Saturday.
The stability of Main street bridge
has been brought into question.
Eddie Mccartney has just returned
from two weeks visit in Chicago.
The rain Sunday and the wind Sun
day night left the streets quite clean.
Unless we have some fires soon the
chemical engine will get out of practice.
The only break in the rain last week
was for a short time on New Years
day.
Fifteen to states prison in two years
is pretty big record for a town of this
size.
Miss Lottie Hannahs has returned
from visit to Miss Tessie Jackson, in
Waukegan.
Mrs. N. Pirsch spent Sunday in
Chicago the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Lippert.
There is no use turning over new
leaf unless you have something sensi-
BILE to put on it.
Mrs. j. C. Keller and baby, of Mil
waukee, visited Sunday in this city
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. W. Zweenic.
The holidays are over, but you must
eat. Remember Bailey keeps the best
coffee as well as groceries of all kinds.
Henry Oberst, a former resident of
the town of Somers, died at his home on
the north side early Sunday morning.
After the experience of last week
the tales told by those returned from
the sunny west make one anxious for a
trial of that balmy climate.
Either the last two years have been
exceedingly productive in crime or the
retiring shrieyalty force have been un-
usually alert for wrong doing.
Charles Sieg held a house party in Chi
cago last week. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. John Kehlor, Misses MARITIME
and Stebbins and Keck Wheeler and
Steve Kehlor.
Do you want groceries? Do you
want fruits? Do you want nuts? Do
you want coffee or tea? In fact, do
you want anything that a good grocer
keeps? Go to Bailey's and get them.
Officer Frank Kraft found white
POODLE dog Saturday night with hair
white ribbon with blue ends tied
around his neck. The owner will find
the same by applying at the police
Office.
The Chicago Inter Ocean is trying to
get away with our African correspond
ent. On the first page of part three of
the Sunday edition of that paper is a
three column article by him on an
African foot ball game. 1t is exceed
ingly interesting.
Mr.. Hogan, of Racine, was in town
Sunday. He brought letter intro
ducing him to Chief of Police Stemm
and requesting officer Stemm to assist
him in a search for his father who had
suddenly disappeared Dec. %. Mr..
Hogan walked up along the lake shore.
Michael Harkin goes into the real
estate and insurance business now.
He will open an office over the Ames &
Angler store. He has retired from the
office of sundersheriff with a remarka-
bly, clean and brilliant record. 1t is
doubtful II any other man has ever left
the office with so good a record Of eff
cheney.
At the council meeting Monday
evening Alderman Weyhe called the
attention of the council to the fact that
there is no ordinance restricting the
distribution of the saloons over the
town, and urged the necessity of some
such restriction. The suggestion
was a very good one, and one that
should have been made some time ago.
The st. Aloysius cadets and Zouaves
of St. Georges church, gave Fred
Stemm surprise party Sunday even
ing in the school hall. Mr.. Stemm is
their drill master and the boys wanted
to testify their appreciation of his
efforts. A few outsiders were invited
guests. Speech making, music and
refreshments were the order of the