The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-03-21
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March furniture sale at Bode Bros.
Co., 116-120 Main street.
DR.. N. P. shearer, dentist; over S
and 10 cent store. Phone 419. dwtf
John D. Hansen Of Rock Island, Ill.,,
spent Tuesday with friends in this
city.
Red carnations were not nearly as
popular on Tuesday as they have been
in other years.
The ten per cent law did not hit
a single candidate on any of the tic
kets this year.
Miss Anna Mason, of Joliet, ILL.,, is
here fora few days visit with friends
and relatives.
Miss Christina Q. Berglin Of Brace
vile, Ill.,, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Conrad Shearer.
DR.. G. III. McMannus, Of Chicago, was
called to Kenosha on professional bust
ness Tuesday afternoon.
That old fifth ward came to the res
cue of scholey again on Tuesday and
saved him from humiliation.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Leinenweber
and daughter spent Tuesday afternoon
with friends in Milwaukee.
just get ready to vote a straight
Republican ticket and complete the
slaughter of the 3'close corporation. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Brown, of
Memphis, Tenn, are spending a short
time with friends and relatives in Ken
osha.
Our March furniture sale, means a
big saving. Come in and get our
prices. Bode Bros. Co., 114-l2O Main
street.
Evidently the corrupt practices act
is success. The election on Tuesday
was one of the quietest ever held in
Kenosha.
Our March sale, a big saving on
rugs, carpets and linoleum. We show
the largest stock. Bode Bros. Co.,
Main street.
William Bruins, the successful Demo
cratic candidate in the eighth ward,
had celebration all his own. He had
a band and parade.
For Sale Early and late seed pota-
toes including Red River grown and
early ohios. Strong vigorous seed Ben
Jensen, r. t. D., No. 81, Kenosha,
Wis. *w49
There was plenty of interest in the
primary on Tuesday night and humid
reds of people waited until long after
midnight just to make an effort to get
some definite returns Of the political
battle.
George Higley, defeated candidate
for alderman in the fourth ward, mott
fed John Miligan, the man who de
feated him, that he had his coat off
and was ready to be drafted for serv-
ice in the Republican campaign in the
ward.
Frank Benis, charged with criminal
assault, was acquitted by the jury in
the circuit court late Tuesday after
noon. The jury reached verdict in
less than three hours and held that the
evidence was insufficient to convict
the defendant.
In the pool contest at Dunnebacke S
pool parlors Blondin defeated H. F..
Taft 100 to 81. The game was exciting
throughout, both players being on edge
and having fine control of the cue
ball. Taft had high run of 27 balls
Ind Blondin is and IL.
For sale at one-half price several
standard makes of pianos taken in ex-
change for new Kimball pianos These
instruments are in first class condition
and guaranteed better than any cheap
thump boxes that are advertised by
some fly by the night concern that en-
deavors to bride people with prize pack
age schemes, giving away a fountain
pen, a box of soap, or a tooth pick.
Come and see what we have in used
pianos and organs from $500 up. kim
bal Piano Co., go Park st. Phone
24S. n23