The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-04-04
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The Carnations have faded.
It's Mayor Dan 0. Head now.
: Score one for Mutt and JEFF. !"
It was victory for good govern
ment.
And Burt went with the rest Of
them.
You Got to Out Kiskin Our Mat
Aroun.
Among those who also ran was Cal
vim Stewart.
And Stewart was IN Madison when
the blow fell
Its funny how quick the rats desert
a sinking ship.
T. N. Vale spent Tuesday after
moon in Chicago.
There never was a more popular
victory in Kenosha.
Judge Taylor had an easy thing Of
ait, He was elected.
DR.. j I. Hewitt Of Mifvaukee,
spent the day in Kenosha.
/ Miss Fl. Van Ness Of Chicago, is
visiting friends in this city.
| That fourth ward always is tieing
Iup some sort Of package.
incidentally the women Of the city
seemed to be tickled to death.
The Socialist claim that they are
satisfed-so is every one else.
Charles cheever Of Waukegan, spent
Tuesday afternoon in Kenosha.
Tie city council meets on Friday
evening to canvass the votes.
| Doris Panhive is recovering from
sudden attack Of typhoid fever.
OF course they all knew just how
it was coming out this morning.
Miss Lila Geier is visiting with
friends and relatives in Chicago
DR.. N. P. shearer, dentist; over s
and 10 cent store. Phone 419. dwtf
! The people have learned how to do
it and it will be easier in the future.
It was just an echo Of the primary
Ielection. Look out fer the second
echo
| It is just possible that there win
now b change or two on the health
board.
Spring has arrived, but it took
defeat for scholey to break the grip
of winter.
Its the last time that the first paper
men vote on city election, That
helps some too,
The city hall will now be open for
the people and every one can be GER
tain of square deal.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Miller of Be
lott, are spending a week with friends
and relatives in Kenosha.
Those foreigners whom Scholey
thought he carried in his pocket fell
out Of hole evidently.
II was bad day for the gang and
there will be some vacancies in APP
pointive offices in the city
A license has been issued for the
marriage of Walter H. Schreiner and
Miss Gertrude Monooso,. both of Ke-
nosha.
Systematic work is sure to arouse
the people. When they get aroused
they are certain to see their own best
interests.
In the words of Josh Billings: II
Iluv rooster for two things-for the
crow that il in him, and for the spurs
that are on him t bak up the crow
with,
The women voted at the election on
Tuesday and the fact is shown in the
big vote given some Of the men who
were candidates for school commits
sioner.
Even the weather man was tickled
to DEATH Who ever heard of it not
raining the day after election. Evi-
IDENTIFY there was nothing for nature
to weep over.
Waukegan had a license election on
Tuesday and the vets won out by a
small majority. Rockford which vot-
ed wet two years ago returned to the /
dry column on Tuesday.
The men who bet their money on the
recollection Of one Of the aldermen
must have remembered that it has
been a hard winter and that the
kale" is welcome at this time.
IN few days, when The celebration |
IS over it will probably be possible |
to tell just what delegates for the ma
tional convention were favored in Ke-
nosha. The average guess is that