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

~I441V 0tAANS.
Frank Schmitt and F. O'Hare spent
Sunday in Racine.
Senator Timme returned from Wash
ington Sunday night.
Cliff Dexter spent Sunday in Chi
cago visiting relatives.
The number of dogs is growing less
and less daily now.
Mrs. James Rice is very seriously ill
at her home on Chicago street.
Easter is poor time for the Easter
bonnets. 1t ought to come in May.
This fine weather brings with it the
accustomed large number of bicyclists.
Miss Jennie Parker, Of Boomer, spent
Saturday with her sister, Mrs. j. w.
Lewis.
Mrs. L. Paulsen and daughter,
Hattie, spent Friday and Saturday at
Racine.
Walter Petrie, of Chicago, formerly of
Kenosha, is visiting friends and rela-
tives here.
We would look long and hard to find
better mayor than H. S. Vanlngen
would make.
Lots oflawns were badly cut up Sun
day by bicyclists who were supposed
to be on the sidewalk.
Flexibone Moulded" corsets have a
filing that simply cannot break down.
Sold by Barden Il McArdle. tt
The teachers of the high school held
meeting last Friday to decide on the
commencement exercises in June.
There has been travelling photog-
rapher around this week taking interior
views of the different school rooms.
There was prize fight Saturday
evening, but the police were right
after them until they got well out of
the city.
The Kenosha Coffee Roasting Co. at
No. 213 Wisconsin street will give away
a fancy cup and saucer on Fridays with
every 30 cent sale. DIV
Expert corset fitting Thursday, Fri
dav and Saturday at Barden & McAr-
dies. All are cordially invited No
obligation to purchase. tt
A record Of absolute integrity and
good hard common sense is a sufficient
recommendation for any man. This
- -o;I r. C1orloc Dfopf1iU
The poorest lady in town can afford
to buy the Flexibone Moulded cor
set, because she gets all she pays for.
For sale by Barden & McArdle. TIL
The governor has issued a proclama-
ton for the observance of Arbor day,
to be held April 30. The day will be
appropriately celebrated by the public
schools of this city.
j. Y. Crate, an employe of the brass
mill, while repairing a press Saturday,
had the first finger of the left hand and
the second of the right taken oil. DR..
Meers attended the man.
The College of Commerce runs all
summer. Students may enter at any
time. Mr.. Trenary offers special in
ducements to those who will enter
within the next two or three weeks.
Thomas Flowery, of Kenosha, re-
ported to the police that on Saturday
night some one stole So blanket
out of his buggy at the corner OF
Fourteenth streetand Grand avenue
Racine Journal.
Do you want better filled corset
than Her Majesties" at less price.
If so buy " FleXibone Moulded" 1t
needs no breaking in. 1t fits like a
glove Full line of these goods at
Barden & McArdle's. tt
The projectors of the Milwaukee,
Racine & Kenosha electric road have
expressed the determination Of going
on with the work, beginning at the
Sanitarium and working toward Racine
as soon as the frost is out of the ground.
DR.. Camfeld, experimenting ply
sician at the Chicago Eye and Ear in
Urinary, who visited Kenosha frequent
ly during the past two years, and who
performed several operations for cata
ract here, will be at his office in Hotel
Grant, Kenosha, again on Saturday,
April IT, His practice is limited to the
eye, ear, nose and throat. Glasses
fitted. Wao
g DR.. Billn was given very good
house Monday evening at the Rhode
1t was just as funny and entertaining
as play could be. The audience
roared over it. The complications are
all funny and every line of the comedy
is of high order. 1t is such play as
would cure chronic pessimist and
make him think there is lots in life to