The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-03-29

Carl Fox is reported on the sick list.
Miss Mamie Lippert spent Monday
in Racine.
Ted Stah1, of Chicago, spent Sunday
at his home in this city.
The Dickens club held it's regular
meeting Tuesday afternoon.
Andy Host, of Milwaukee, was the
guest of Ben Stah1 over Sunday.
Chester Arthurs, of Chicago, spent
Monday evening with Kenosha friends.
]. KreigIt, of Whitewater, spent
Tuesday evening with friends in this
city.
| Vote for John Johnson for Alderman
of the Fifth ward. He is qualified and
should be elected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dean, of West
field, Ind, are spending week in this
+! city with relatives.
DR.. Saunders has declined the NOM
nation as a candidate for supervisor
in the Second ward.
The Mischo divorce case is scheduled
to come up at the Circuit Court at the
conclusion of the VIII case.
Mrs. Brown and Miss Mary Brown,
formerly of st. Louis, have removed
to this city to make their home.
Miss Farmer is unable to attend
school today on account of illness and
Miss Lewis is filling the vacancy.
Rouse Harrison, who has been sick
for the past month, again resumed his
duties on the mail force this morning.
The marriage of William A. Field,
of this city, to Miss Bessie Phillips,
! will occur at the home of the bride in
Chicago April 1o.
George D. Head, the candidate for
alderman in the Fourth ward, is one OF
the old guard, the tried and the true.
See to it that he is elected.
What the people of Kenosha want is
business administration. Such an
administration would be worth more to
the city than anything else.
Miss Amy c. Shearer, of the High
school graduating class, passed the
examination for teachers certificate
at Pleasant Prairie last week. 1A
The scow Ellen was the first to arrive
| in the Kenosha harbor this season.
She came in from Milwaukee Tuesday
, evening and left this morning.
Vote for the Republican candidates
for school commissioners. Every one
of them have the interest of the schools
at heart and should be elected.
Charles Pfennig is an ideal candi-
date for aldermen in the Second ward.
He is one of the young business men
of the city and should be elected.
It is reported that one of our well
known printers will be married in the
near future to a young lady who has
recently removed here from Darlington.
| Frederick Fisher has withdrawn
from the race for alderman in the
Eighth ward and Henry Bonn has
been named as the Republican candi-
date.
The record of John Priddis as Alder
man makes him deserving of a re-e1ec-
ton. John is the friend of the people
and his place in the council should not
be vacant.
There is nothing like having bust
ness men in the common council. Just
give Ben Eiche1man your vote in the
First ward and we'll assure business
representation.
Louis De Diemer entertained the
, letter carriers at his home on Pearl
| street Tuesday evening. The clerks
, in the post office were also invited, but
were not present. Carrier De Diemar
and his wife are royal entertainers and
Uncle Sans boys enjoyed themselves
immensely.
story is going the rounds that a
man in this county not far from here
desired to incu1ate IN his son the habit
of early rising. The boy had a habit
of answering Yes, sir" and going 10
sleep again. On one occasion last
week the man, to make no mistake
called the boy and then slipped up
stairs, turned down the covers ana pro-
ceeded to administer good, sound
spanking. It happened that 81 that
night the hired girl had been gi en- the
BOYS room and it took the old man
several hours OF. earnest talk to explain
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