The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-01-14
Chicken thieves are about.

The Sterling WORKS are WORKING over
time.
Fast driving is becoming noticeable
again.
The churches were all we'll attended
Sunday.
There were several burglar scares
Sunday night.
As Rev. Roblee said, the spirit OF the
age is forward.
Sheriff Abel took charge of his first
convict Saturday night.
There is an entrance to every mans
heart as big as silver dollar.
This looks little more as if there
might be some ice next summer.
If things keep on as they are we viii
soon need an addition to the county
Jail.
1t is rumored that Cupid worked
havoc among the theatre company last
week.
Small accidents have been quite
numerous during the last several
weeks.
There will be special meetings every
night this week except Saturday at the
Park avenue M. E. church.
Go to W. D. Bailey & Co.'S for prime
groceries and vegetables and fruits in
the season. You will find them always
fresh at Bailey's. 1t
The tall old flag pole on the old en-
CINE house waves to and fro with every
strong wind as if it was near to break
ing off, II it should it might bring
calamity with it.
Married-On New Years day, jan
uary /, 1897, by the Rev. Thomas
Gillespie, at his residence, this city,
William Andus and Miss Elizabeth
Pye, both, of Somers, Wis.
Some of the ice men of this vicinity
are threatening to move further north
unless we soon have more cold weather.
1t is not known whether the threat
will be effectual in bringing the desired
colder weather or not.
Monday night John OYernosk eV was
arrested for assault and battery on
August Langenback. The case was
called before Justice Slater at o'clock
this afternoon. The parties settled the
affair between themselves and the case
was dismissed.
The Newell Columbia Comedy COM
pany knocked the bottom out Of its
good record by the play given Satur-
day evening. They would have done
we'll to lave put on something good on
their last night if they have a return
date here in the spring.
All the section hands about here re-
ceived word Sunday evening to take
the 6:18 train for Milwaukee to assist
at the wreck near that place. The
train did not arrive until z o'clock,
however, as it was delayed by stopping
to pick up men along the line.
John Dauben, an employee of the
Sterling Bicycle works, while running
a cutting machine, passed one Of the
tubes through a little shoot, and on
attempting to draw it out had two
fingers badly crushed. DR.. Andre was
called at once. and the injuries were
attended to. But it is feared that am
putation will be necessary.
Kenosha is holding it's own as the
Gretna Green for maids and SWANS
who desire matrimony without or
against the consent Of heartless par
ents Scarcely day passes without
Chicago couples clipping to Kenosha.
That town will be kindly remembered
by many married people-or heartily
hated. Waukegan Herald
The Palace barber shop, at first OPP
Grated by A. NJ Bayley, who so unex-
pectedIy disappeared, has made an
other change in ownership and man
agement James Sh2nks, who has
from the first owned the shop, has sold
out to FL Shields, of the Plankinton,
Milwaukee. He took possession today
and Mr. Minderman, former foreman,
has taken the second chair.
Sunday night just as the services at
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were coming out a couple of drunken
fellows in carriage were making
things lively and openly detying the
police by driving their horse as fast us
it could go about the park. They did
not care how near they came to run
ming over those coming from the
church any more than they minded the
repeated orders of the two police
standing in the road to stop their leck
less driving. After sending their horse
past the officers several times to show
what they could do, they drove off up
Main street, the officers following them.
The horse, though tagged, was still too
fast for them, so the men escaped. The
man, whose name proved to be Smith,
was found by Officer O'Hare today and
brought before Justice Slater and fined
S. and costs.
Saturday night Officer O'Hare ar
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