The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-02-25
(From Fridays Daily.)

MIS-. f1dlU0ll is SERIOUSLY III.
It's time for the bloomer girl again.
It's a woman's vocation to be mar
ried.
A woman is as good as man any
day
Dearest friends make the best enc
mics.
Marriage is sometimes the grave of
love.
It's bad workman quarrels with his
tools.
An old girl makes a young married
woman.
The men will stand anything some
women think.
There are signs even now of spring
house cleaning.
John J. Abel is doing big business
lately in sheriff IS sales.
Arthur Jebb has returned from a
visit with his uncle in Canada.
r. F. Wright, of Chicago, was in
town Thursday visiting friends.
Mrs. James Barr entertained num-
Der of friends Thursday evening.
There are not bad husbands enough
to go around-statistics prove it.
A lie should be large and adaptable,
and allow margin for alteration.
The Dauntless" is being reftted
and prepared for q summer cruise.
Miss Annie Warner, of Watertown,
is the guest of Miss Louise Lehman.
Along the lake shore would be a
pleasant route for the street car line.
There's no sight more deplorable
than a man who can't employ himself,
The usually large crowd was present
at the hard times masque ball Thurs
day evening.
All lovers promises are, of course,
entirely founded on the doctrine of
probabilities.
Miss Alice Pennoyer has gone to
Omaha for a several weeks visit to
Miss Chandler.
F. Whitbeck, of Cedar Bluff, Neb.,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Whitbeck,
on Park street.
The stag party at K. P. hall Thurs
day evening was a great success and
largely attended.
A woman may just as we'll give up
the game when once she can't make
the other woman Jealous,
The Northwestern Wire Mattress
company has raised capital stock
from $4,000 to 100000.
1t looks as if the coming season was
going to develope some unsupported
talent on the bicycle track.
Arthur Van VIE has returned home
from Racine, where he has been
spending the past six months.
If it is a sure sign of storm when the
smoke drops to the grouni we are in
for something in the shape of a blizzard.
The Kenosha Athletics are making
plans for return game with the Ra-
cine Germans. They look for VEN
geance.
The Left Out club with party of
invited guests attended the performance
at the Rhode opera house on Wednes-
day evening.
George McClatchy was arrested
Thursday evening for assaulting E. E..
Jackson, of Pleasant Prairie, at t. j..
Meyers saloon.
Several of the local yacht owners are
making preparations for refitting their
boats for the summer. Some have be-
gun operations, already.
The latest donors of books to the
public library are Mrs. r. M. Norton,
Mrs. F. J. Gottfredsen, Miss Nellie
Shields and G. 81. Taylor.
F. N. Schuppener, agent Of the Chi
cago & Northwestern r. r. at Sitter,
Wis, gave short visit to his uncle and
family, Rev. g. L. Limper.
Be prepared to relieve your children
of Group and sore throat by having in
the home Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup.
Good for the old as we'll as young.
Hackley's Corner Drug Store. tt
1t don't make any difference which
side of the fence you are on concerning
the franchise for The electric road, give
the public the benefit of your opinion
through the columns of this paper.
A farmer was driving down Park
avenue Thursday with load of wood
when one of the front wheels of the
wagon rolled off, letting down the
wagon, wood, driver and all, together
with a young catch behind, into the
road. 1t looked for moment as if the
man must be hurt, but on being Ques-
toned by passer by he replied that
his back was bruised somewhat, but
not seriously. The last seen of him he
was re-adiusting the wheel.
Plans are almost complete for the
formation Of Polo league to take in
the cities of Milwaukee, Racine, Keno
sha and Chicago. The movement has