The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-02-11

TUESDAY.
Mrs. johnson jackson is reported
very sick.
William Stanley, of Racine, was in
the city Tuesday.
The Old Maids league met Tuesday
with Miss Lou Balm.
The tramps are keeping up their
record at the county Jail.
Charles Bartlett, of Milwaukee, was
in the city on business Tuesday.
See Jno. McKune's piano g Nordica"
ad on another page of this paper. tfdw
E. n. Hollister is running a bicycle
wheel on philanthropic principles.
Miss Della Fagin, of Evanston, at
tended the Reubens dance Tuesday.
More snow for those who have their
cutters and snow shovels ready for use.
Mrs. Harry S. Brown entertains the
Nagawiga Whist club Thursday even
ing.
James Mills, of Racine, attended the
dance at Simmons hall Tuesday even
/ ing.
1t is estimated that there were 1000
people in the opera house Monday
evening.
The Octagon club was entertained
by DR.. and Mrs. E. S. Meers Tuesday
evening.
DR.. L. Barnard will be at DR.. Gillis-
pies Office Wednesday, Feb II. For
one day only. dwf17
St. Matthews church people will give
a play at the Guild hall before the
month is over.
St. Matthews church sociable at the
Guild hall Thursday evening, Feb. IL.
All are invited. fill
Now is the season Of the year to get
a new dress at a give away price. Bar
| den & McArdle. dwtf
Mrs. t. Paulsen and Mrs. I'll. Hill, of
Chicago, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Nicol
Miss t. Rowe. Of Chicago, came up
to take in the masque ball at Simmons
ball Tuesday evening.
1t is reported that the Sieg Manu-
featuring company is shipping an un
precedetned number of wheels.
| Some members of the Sheridan club
of Racine, came down to the dance at
Simmons hall Tuesday evening.
There may be other stocks of muslin
underwear as fine as ours, but if there
| is we don't know about it. Barden &
McArdle. dwtf
When you meet people with that
tired expression put them down as
having gone to the Reubens dance
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. PERKINS, dancing classes meet
as usual Thursday afternoon and even
ing Feb. H. Children in afternoon,
adults III evening. FL
Why go to Waukegan for cut flow
ers and wedding or funeral designs,
when Drake will give you them just as
good and cheaper. fl7
Mrs. j. Mcnamara is in receipt of a
check for $1,000 as insurance of the de-
ceased John Mcnamara from the So
ciety Of FOresters.
Mrs. Ell. FL. Norris and Mrs. Prescott,
of Marinet5e, Wis, on their way from
New Orleans are visiting at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. GOldthOrp!
Any old thing" made of brass, cop
per, bronze, nickle or other metal can
be made as good as new with Solarine.
Ask Chas. H. Goodman for free sample
and try it. tt
The tramp who tried to break into
the home of Lafayette Robinson Mon
day evening was brought before Justice
Slater Tuesday afternoon and bound
over to the circuit court.
Spring richness is beginning to show
up in our dress goods stock. just
opened up a new line of all wool checks,
very swagger to say the least, and only
% cents. Barden q McArdle. dwtf
While the town and towns people
are complaining because there is not
enough excitement and the officers are
a little tired of hustling about town
with no one to pull, the country people
have to go about armed to be safe.
There is some talk of a Chicago fac
tory buying out one of our business
concerns and uniting the two bus
inesses here in Kenosha. The deal is
not consummated yet, but il is ex-
pected it will be in the near future.
Claude Waters had his finger
smashed while working at the Brass
works Tuesday. 1t happened by
catching his finger in the cogs of a
milling wheel. The doctor says that
the finger will heal without necessitat-