The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-05-06

Police are kept busy with tramps
lately.
Miss Louisa Young is visiting in Mil
waukee.
&c. Simmons, Jr., is in St. Louis on
business.
Mrs. John P. Bruins is able to be up
some now.
This seems very much like the gen
uine spring.
There were three arrests for drunk
enness Tuesday evening.
Harry F. Arnold has sold out his ice
business to C. G. Schulze.
Country roads are at last getting
into their normal condition.
Miss May Flower has returned from
two weeks visit at Milwaukee.
FL. Hoag is putting fresh coat of
paint on his store on Main street.
William Cober spent Tuesday trans
acting business throughout the county.
People are out looking for the signs
of the seed they planted some weeks
since.
The river looks as if it might be cut
now just as easily as when it was
frozen.
If you have any screen doors or win
dows in need Of repairs, take them to
Mrs. c. Grant. If
Spring house cleaning that was inter
rupted by the bad weather, has been
taken UP again.
Miss Sadie Carr has returned home
from her visit in the family of Prof.
Cleary at Waukesha.
Mrs. Baker, who has been the guest
of Mrs Charles Allen, has returned to
her home in Chicago.
There is a class of people who think
any spot outside of their own holy
ground is a dumping ground.
The card social given Tuesday even
ing by the young ladies OF st. James
church was greatly enjoyed.
w. L. Hackley and Fred Barnes re-
turned Tuesday evening from bust
ness trip through the county.
Judge Gurdin Gillett, who has been
on the sick list for months, expects soon
to be able to get out Of doors.
The Eastern Star lodge will give a
social next Tuesday evening to mem
bers of the Masonic fraternity.
Mrs. FL. Fl. Marcusson, Of La Grange,
came today to spend the balance of the
week with relatives in this city.
There was small house at the
Rhode opera house Tuesday evening
to see the Cole Vaudeville company.
| Special bargains in real estate on
Prairie avenue before paving is begun.
If E. R. HEAD.
FL. Dolan, who has been barber
in this city for some time, left here
Sunday to enter business in Chicago.
The foundation has been laid for the
cement sidewalk along the properties of
A. B. Curtis and Ben Jensen on Market
street.
John Heinrich, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, has accepted the position Of
cashier in the United States express
office in this city
Ex-Ald. Zens was pronounced not
guilty by Justice Pennefeather in the
dog poisoning case in which Edward
Letsom was plaintiff.
If it is true that what is everybody's
business is nobody's business, it is just
as true that what is anybody's business
| is everybody's business.
H. E. Remer has returned from a
short visit in Chicago. He brought
with him good sized fan, with which
he expects to keep the laundry com
Portable.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of Park Avenue NJ. E. church
will hold it's . Thank Offering" service
on Thurday, May 6, at s O'Clock
W. w. Cooper will make an address.
John Kupfer, who had his finger
crushed some time ago and went t.
Chicago to have it cared for, returned
from the hospital Tuesday. He re-
turned to Chicago today, but the finger
is healing finely.
DR.. T. M. Walsh, the eminent
specialist in chronic, nervous and
special diseases, is now at Hotel Grant
room 10. Consultation and advice free
until Saturday evening, May 8th, only
Use side entrance to hotel; room or
the parlor floor. mo
Clarence Eby, who was taken sud
denly sick Friday and taken to the
Presbyterian hospital on Monday O
this week had an operation performed
Tuesday morning at IL o'clock. The
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