The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-10-31

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Mrs. Coles and son, of Chicago, are
spending few days with their aunt,
Mrs. Davy.
Mrs. G. A. Voigt and son Eddie, of
Lacrosse, Wis.,, are here visiting her
mother and other relatives.
There are various opinions as to
what constitutes good society; also
good up to date daily paper.
Although the city has invested
$3.50, 900 in fire protection purposes the
insurance rates remain the same.
Geo. Richter, the Brassville baker,
has returned home from an extended
trip to the European countries.
N. j. Werner is building new
house on Grant street, which is the
sixth now in course of erection about
the city.
Henry M. Rogers before his death
decided his Park avenue property and
some Chicago lots which he owned TO
his sister, Mrs. Barns.
The city is over run with canvas
sers ranging from picture frames,
clothes Wringers, clocks and lace cur
tain men to the life insurance man.
DR.. Pennoyer left for st. Louis
Tuesday accompanied by Mrs. M.
Lindell, who has been at the Sanitar-
ium the past season seeking relief.
The Windsor Spring company's
plant will be closed Thursday for the
purpose of taking an inventory. New
capital is to be taken in and the com
pany re-organized.
The past summer was not very
profitable one for the local brick man
! ufacturers. Business in their line Was
not very healthy, but at the present
time it is moving forward more rapid
ly.
The young people Of the Epworth
League will hold series of meetings
for two weeks beginning next Sunday
night at the Park avenue M. E. church
Rev G.. Ii. McLochlan, the G spell
Singer" will assist the pastor in these
services.
The KenOsha foot ball eleven has
secured q game for Saturday with the
Hyde Park military academy eleven.
The latter eleven has an enviable re-
cord and it will behoove OFT boys to
put up the game of their life if they
wish to come off victorious.
The rape fiend King will remain in
jail until the next term of the circuit
court. His brother n-laW, of Chicago,
who came here last week to make ar
rangements for bail, refused to assist
in any way after he had had an inter
view with the prisoner.
Charles Quarles, of Milwaukee,
was in Racine Tuesday morning and
made motion in the circuit court for
the appointment of receiver for U. j..
Lewis, eX-cashier of the Dan Head
bank Lloyd q Mcdowell, opposed
the motion and Judge Fish gave them
until Thursday to produce evidence.
Map agents from all sections of
| the universe have been making life en-
ioyable for the members Of the school
board the past few days. Competition
for the furnishing of maps for the new
school is ST. keen that the school board
finds itself in a quandary and does not
know which map to select.
1t is said that the Oldest man and
wife in the United States are Louis
and Amelia Darwin of Black River
Falls, this state. The husband was
born in 1888, or one year before the
inaugur alton of The first president OF
United States, and his wife was born in
1894. They have been married eighty
years.
! The number of tramps in this city
at present is very small compared with
/ the many said to be in the surrounding
cities. They are getting bolder and
becoming more desperate everywhere
In Chicago they are being driven out
by the score and they seek the smaller
cities. The officers here will be on the
look out for them and pass them on to
the next town.
The Sieg and Walpole Company
ACIO3 CbU U1lC pAOOCbO1 O1NACl y III lOo SSOONO
on it's books for next seasons delivery,
amounting to 100000, or double of
what the Sterling people sold last sea-
son. One hundred men are employed
now and more are being added as rap
idly as machinery is placed and men
can be used. Kenosha can we'll feel
proud of having secured this hustling
firm, for it is the best in the country in
its line of business. The company con-
templates having the sprinkler system
placed in the buildings for better file
protection.
Edmund G. Deane, who purchased
the interest Of Frank W. Starbuck in
the Racine Journal Printing company
several months ago, and became the
president, manager and editor Of the
paper, Tuesday stepped out Of the
business. Tuesday afternoon the di-