The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-03-18
From Saturdays Daily.

L. M. Theirs spent Thursday IN
Chicago.
James Dorsey is at present confined
in the county jail.
Miss Kittie Vellman visited friends in
Waukegan Friday.
The time for the spring vacation is
rapidly approaching.
Richard Remer, of Waukegan, called
on friends here Friday.
William Ernst, Of Waukegan, came
up Friday to see the town.
Miss Edna Goldthorp is home from
Evanston for the spring vacation.
The Royal League met Friday even
ing and discussed the new insurance
bill
o for the sight of the vanished yellow
cur and the sound of the bark that is
still!
The principals of the last prize-fght
don't realize how we'll they have been
treated.
The justices, by their efforts, have
filed the circuit court full to over
flowing.
The Kenosha boys ought to be ia
fine condition for an out door base ball
team this spring.
The Athletics are back on earth.
They settled Racine to the tune Of 10
to 3 Friday evening.
Mrs Charles Scholey, residing at the
corner of North Chicago and Ounce
streets, is suffering with diphtheria.
Miss Camille Reynolds and Miss
Margaret McKibbon are home from
Evanston to spend Their spring vaca-
tons.
What a spectacle our neighbor is
making of itself in continuing to drag
the county judgeship " into the mire OF
politics.
There are a few new Whist clubs be-
ing formed for the temporary benefit Of
those whom the Lenten restrictions do
not involve.
Ed Breitzman, city editor of the
Fond du Lac Commonwealth, was in
town Friday afternoon and made this
office a pleasant call.
Rev. o. W. Waldron, Of Minneapolis,
who has been spending a day or two
with Mr.. and Mrs. FL. S. Roblee, left
Friday for Hudson, Michigan.
w. NJ. p. Davis has taken the posi-
ton Of tenor in the Congregational
church choir, and S. G. Newman has
been appointed leader Of the choir
The Milwaukee Journal Friday night
reported that Senator E. G.. Timme had
an application in at Washington for
ioD as auditor in the state department.
The E" Helping Hand Mission is
open every night in the week and in
vites everybody to attend. The at
tendance has so far been from twelve
to sixty each evening.
Al complete answer to the Gazette's
article entitled Jollying Themselves"
is found in the article Immediately
above it. The editor probably did not
intend to answer his correspondent so
thoroughly, but he did it very effectu-
ally.
The carpenters of the ~lty held a
meeting at DANA hall Friday evening
for the purpose of organizing a union.
There were twenty-five present. An
other meeting will be held next Friday
evening when application will be made
for a charter.
Mrs. E. GaIauner. who left here in
December for New York, where she
met her husband, went with her hus-
band on the 9th of this month to
Washington on account Of sickness.
She has been confined to her bed most
of the time that she has been in New
York, but is now able to be around
some.
Ollie Parks is ia trouble in Racine.
Last Sunday night she stole a dress,
hat and a telescope valise from the
residence of Arthur Morey and skipped
to Chicago. She was found and
brought back and is serving fifteen
days in the Racine county jail for the
escapade. She claims she was married
TO a Chicago man while there.
Senator Timme's bill providing for
the extension Of the Sheridan drive was
advanced to engrossment and third
reading in the state senate Friday
morning, without opposition A few
slight amendments have been made,
but the original purpose is the same as
when introduced, and a road connect
ing Chicago and Milwaukee has ioomed
from possibility to a probability.
The Ballast works are situated one
and one quarter miles east of the town
on a. Bradsher's farm. These works
are operated by the Davy Clay Ballast
company, of Kenosha, Wis, who are
just about to complete 10000 yard
contract. The works have been quite
help to our town as the money paid
the hands is. for the most part. spent