The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-10-10
Mrs. Samuel Fischer expects to

Born, Tuesday morning, Oct. s, to
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. S. Brown, 10 ID. boy.
Clerk of the Court R. Fl. Slosson is
making up his record of the big arson
trial.
There will be special meeting of
F. S. Lowell post, G.. A. R., Friday
evening.
Mrs. Myson Downs, of Chicago, is
visiting her sister Mrs. Frank Runals,
and family.
Mrs. S. Van Loon, of Bloomer,
Wis, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
j. W. Lewis.
For a quick lunch get potted ham
or chicken of Bailey. He has every
thing in this line. DIV
Licenses were granted the Burr
Bros. and G. FL. Goodman as plumbers
at the council meeting Monday even
ing.
Another side walk ordinance came
up at the council meeting Monday
night and was ordered to take the
course.
The many friends of Rev. c. E..
Goldthorp will be pleased with his re-
turn to the Kenosha charge for an
other year.
Take advantage of the cloak sale
Friday and Saturday. 20 per cent.
discount on every garment at Barden
& McArdle's.
Most of the transactions of the
council Monday evening were of a
routine nature, but it took until about
10 o'clock to finish.
1t is quite sure that there will be a
foot ball game between Waukegan and
Kenosha teams here Thanksgiving
Waukegan Register.
Gus Neethe did not manage to get
released Saturday night. He stepped
out of Jail Monday, having given
Clerk of the Court Slosson $500 as his
bail money.
People living along and about
Jenne street petitioned the council
Monday evening to extend that street
between Maple and Ridge streets. The
prayer of the petitioners was granted.
The Racine foot ball team willhave
chance to meet the Kenosha's next
Saturday. Our boys 60 up there to play
on that day and the return game is to
be played.here the Saturday following.
The Germans of Kenosha who at
tended the exercises in commemOra-
ton of the landing of the first German
in America report having had most
excellent time in Racine Monday even
ing.
The dance of the Brownies" took
place at Simmons hall Monday even
ing. It was quite largely attended by
both the Sterling employees and town
people. A very pleasant time is re-
ported.
The '96 Reporter, the best paper
ever issued by high school pupils, is
out with it's October number. It
is issued from the TELEGRAPH CoUR-
TER press and is chock full of interest
ing bits for those interested in the pub
lie schools.
The city Of Green Bay suffered a
$150,000 fire Monday, the flames being
started from the sparks of racing tug
boats. For time it looked as though
the whole city was doomed to de-
struction.
y. M. G.. A. entertainment course
commences with the Jenny Lind Lady
Quartette Monday, Oct. IA. Tickets
can be had and seats booked after
Wednesday at Woodward & ConleY's.
Price, ST.. Single tickets, SOC.
The commissioners appointed to as
sess the damages and benefits in the
extension of Park street and Lyman
avenue reported to the council Monday
evening, but final action on the report
was deferred until next regular meet
ing.
For the first time since Sheriff
Cropley has been in possession of the
Jail he was able to open the big iron
CRATE and leave it open Monday. He has
only one prisoner now; Eddie McDer-
mott, and he is trusted to assist about
the Jail.
An invitation received by the COM
mon council Monday evening from the
committee of Milwaukee citizens hav-
ing in charge the semi centennial cele-
bration of the city Oct. 16 and II, to
that body to attend. The invitation
was accepted.
1t is believed by officials here that
all these indictments which have been
returned by the grand jury in Chicago
and which we are hearing so much
about the past few days are something
Matched up by Jacobson to brighten
Cowie, Alexander and RosenoW away
from Chicago.
1t was learned Monday that the in
dictment against Cowie and Alexander
in Chicago also includes Mike Harkins
name. They are all CHARGED with kid