The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-04-01

Mrs. Henry Oberst is putting up a
residence on North Chicago street.
Only short time now before you
can all play whist again if you wish to.
What has become Of Fl. NJ. Harrison?
He has not been heard from for some
time.
There is one thing in which all men
are equal, and that.is in forecasting the
weather.
If it gets much dustier on the paved
streets we will have to get out the
sprinkler.
Miss Nettie Kingman went to Racine
Sunday night owing to the sickness Of
her niece.
Louis Kindt, who broke his leg in
Milwaukee some time ago, is able TO
be out again.
j. 81. Kimball is going to build a
stairway to his property on Wisconsin
and Main streets.
Nick Gehl is building store on
North Chicago street. 1t will be used
as meat market.
The council room was full Monday
evening of those interested in the paw
ing of Prairie avenue.
Farmers who wish to come to town
now all get into one wagon, hitch all
their horses to it and drive IN.
The play at the opera house Monday
evening was much better attended
than the last time it was seen here.
The side rank of the G, 0. F. will
give dramatic entertainment at st.
Georges school hall Monday evening
April 26.
The case OF Anna Werner VS.. the
Chicago & Northwestern railroad, has
been laid over until the September
term of court.
People have become SO accustomed
to falling or stumbling on Main street
below South street, that they think
nothing of it.
Mrs. E. E. Bolles, of De Pere, Wis,
and her granddaughter, Miss Caroline
Vineyard, are spending the week with
Mrs. S. NJ. Fluskey.
+" In the spring young mans fancy,
etc. Several wedding ceremonies
were performed by these having au-
thority, in this city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Theirs returned
from Chicago Monday, where they
went to attend the graduating exercises
of the Hahnneman medical college.
President Mckinley has purchased
from Metzerott Il company at
Washington, magnificent Kimball
piano to be placed in the Blue room in
the White House. DIV
The stays in the /" Flexibone Mould
edn corset are not straight and still,
but are moulded from high grade FleX
ibone steel. Come to the sale and eX-
anime these goods. Barden & McAr-
die.
A new pole and a new carpet has
Just been put into the Second ward
engine house. With the exception of
uniforms the outfit there is pretty
thoroughly equipped. The uniforms
have been ordered.
1t is said that white man and
colored man put on gloves in certain
saloon Monday evening and that the
coIored man landed on the white mans
neck and tloored him so that he did not
get up for fifteen seconds.
There will be another OF those popu-
lar w. r. G.. socials at the 6. A, K.
hall Saturday evening, April 3. Sup
per from 5 to s at G. A. R. hall.
Dancing from 8 at Simmons hall.
Come all and bring d friend.
The milk shippers on all sides of
Chicago, represented by delegates, got
together in Chicago Monday and or
ganized the Chicago Milk Shippers
union. William Middlecamp, of SOM
ers, was made vice president.
The St. AIoysius cadets Will give
dramatic entertainment at the st.
George school hall Monday evening,
April 10. The entertainment is for the
purpose of raising money with which to
pay for their guns. They expect to
turn out on Memorial day.
Gilbert Hayes had a genuine smash
up on Market street at $50 Tuesday
night. A large dog ran out at the
horse he was driving and frightened
him. The horse threw himself, shat
tering both of the shafts and throwing
Mr.. Hayes out of the carriage. For
tunately for the dog it possessed a tag.