The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-08
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The merchants report the holiday
trade is looking very bright at present
and the year will probably be record
breaker.
Robert G.. IDgersoll will lecture in
Kencsha on Jan. II. The lecture will
be delivered under the auspices of the
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1t is reported that another effort
will be made to revoke the license of
Tackle & Tuerk at the next regular
meeting of the city council. o
The suit between Jason Lothrop and
fireman Charles Stein bach. which was
to have been heard in Justice Slater's
court today, was settled out of court.
E. R. Head was in Chicago today
purchasing new paper cutter. This
addition to the equipment of our JOB
Office makes it the most complete in the
city.
The Social Whist club met with Mrs.
Charles Frantz Tuesday afternoon.
The prizes were won by Mesdames
George Melville, J. Fl. Charles and Bert
Robbins.
The Kenosna bowlers will 60 to Ra-
cine Thur Sday evening for match
with the Belle City club. They will go
on special car leaving the station in
this city at 1925.
Beautiful Wall Paper at about one
half price at Melville's. 1t will pay you
to purchase now and save until needed,
as it will be many years before it is
offered at these prices again.
From now until Jan l, 1899, all
watch repairing at cut prices. Gen
uine Elgin and Waltham ma1nsprings
at SOC. Cleaning watches 75c. Best
nickel Alarm clocks at 65c., at Weis-
kopfs. dwtf
Rector Harry Thompson, of St.
Matthews Episcopal church, celebrated
his 18th anniversary as rector of ST..
Matthews parish Sunday. Special
services were held both morning and
evening.
Rare bargains in Wall Paper are
now being offered at Melville's, as heis
closing out stock and going out of
business. You cannot afford to miss
this chance, as wall paper will be much
higher next spring.
Miss Edna Farr left Tuesday for
New York from which point she will
sail for Germany in few days. Miss
Farr goes to Germany to complete her
education and she will probably re-
main abroad for several years.
Bright, witty, replete with clever
specialties, lavish costumes and staged
with elegant scenery, is what has made
The Two Macks" in Money to
Burn" so popular. The Rhode will be
packed to it's capacity Sunday night.
Roy Hale met with bad accident
Monday night, which will probably
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He was walking around the yard when
he stepped on a rusty nail and the
wound is causing him nc end of trouble.
Wanted Salesmen-We make no
extravagant offers, but have good
business proposition fer reliable men TO
sell our Tiger Brands Lub'g Oils and
Greases. Address with references,
The Howard Oil & Grease Co.,
wv Cleveland, Ohio.
Kenosha boys played an important
part in the annual initiation of the
three quarters club of the University Of
Chicago Saturday night. Milton Pet
tit was one of the initiates and Walter
Cavanagh represented the junior class
in the speech making.
W. L. Farmer city editor of the
Waukegan Daily Gazette Register re-
tired from his work on that paper
Monday afternoon and will enter the
abstract business. For many years
Mr.. Farmer has been at the head oil
Journalistic business in Waukegan and
his retirement will make vacant place
exceedingly hard to fill.
The steamer America, formerly OF
this city, bound for Chicago, was dis
abled off Milwaukee yesterday. Capt
Marquette, of the steamer Vance, was
requested by the captain of tie America
to send word to Chicago for Dunhan
tug. The Perfection of Chicago was
sent and towed the America to Chicago