The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-01-14
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Quite heavy fall of snow Tuesday
night.
The city is suffering from an epidem-
ic of ennui.
All winter dry goods at half price at
/. r. Kahn's. tt
Confidence is defined as a means Of
self deception.
Kid glove oranges are getting to be
a popular fruit.
Any man is liable to sometime blum
der into the truth.
Ones don't" regulations consist Of
the failures of others.
The fire department held its annual
meeting Monday evening.
There is only one city in the country
that pays less for its gas than Kenosha
Little Tessie Jackson, living on
Ashland avenue, is suffering with
diphtheria.
Henry Engelhardt has just returned
from Chicago after weeks visit with
his brother Fred.
Herman Kotz is reported to be sink
ing very rapidly and his death is mo-
mentarily expected.
George Van VIE, of Racine, returned
home from visit with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. d. Van VIE.
The neighbors were glad to see Mrs.
Emery, daughter of Col. Palmetier,
able to be out yesterday.
Ell. Ayers is using all his leisure time
in training for the half mile walk at
Chicago Saturday night.
The two companies, the Zouaves and
Cadets are going in bus to attend a
concert at Racine next Monday even
ing.
Edward Thomey, of Niagara Falls,
came to town Monday to visit his
brother, August Thomev, who is very
sick.
Col. and Mrs. A. E. COe, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Bar
rett, have returned to their home in
Waukegan.
Orders called for and delivered for
anything that first class grocer keeps,
including fruits and canned goods, by
w. D. Bailey & Co.
Thursday evening Frank Bronx, of
this city, and Mary Gallagher, of
Pittsburg, were married here by Rev.
Ell. Thompson. They will make this
their home.
While Kenosha boys seem to possess
great attraction for Chicago girls
Racine boys have as great an attrac-
ton for Kenosha girls. And thus things
are evened up.
The W. r. G. will give a supper,
programme and dance Saturday, Jan.
16. Supper and program at G.. A. R.
hall before o'clock; dance afterwards
in Simmons hall.
DR.. L. Barnard will be at Dr.. Gill
espie's office Friday and Saturday, Jan.
10Th and 10th. Repression glasses
fitted for chronic and nervous diseases,
also for defective vision. dwj16
The Kenosha Whist Club met with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gottfredsen Tues
day evening. Those who won prizes
we're Mrs. Nef, Miss Belle Head, Mr..
Chalfant and L, KershaW.
There seems to be a great deal Of
satisfaction felt in the arrest Of the
chicken thief who O'Hare caught Sun
day night. There are several who have
an account for him to settle.
The Old Settlers are talking Of intro
ducing a bill into the state legislature
forbidding the erection or operation of
a saloon within a mile Of any premises
belonging to the Old Settlers.
Mrs E. L. Grant and daughter, Mrs.
q. G.. Simmons, jr, returned Monday
night from New York, where they
spent the holidays with Miss Ethel
Grant who is,attending school in the
east
Miss Stanley, daughter Of William
Stanley, ofPleasant Prairie, was thrown
from her carriage Tuesday evening
brusing her arm seriously. She is at
present under the charge Of DR. Will
liam Farr.
A farmers team, hitched to hay
rack, broke from their moorings Mon
day evening and made their way up
Park avenue. After they had their run
out they stopped and their owner
caught them.
j. A. Mollitor goes to Chicago Sat-
urday night to take part in the Ath
letic contests in the First Regiment
Armory. He has entered for the
quarter mile and half mile run and the
light weight sparing match.
) There is a rumor afoat to the effect
that there is soon to be another large
bicycle factory brought here from Chi
cago and that it will be placed on the
site of the old Scotford works. The