The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-10-21
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/ EX-SnerlH CrOptey calleu Oh llltH0S
in this city Monday.
Emil Tectonius, of Racine, called on
friends in this city Sunday.
The boys who robbed a.. G.. Schulz
last week are still a minus quantity.
Mrs. Mark Clayton, Of Chicago, is
the guest of her husband in this city
Myles O'Malley of Chicago attended
the birthday party of James Tulley
Monday evening.
Prof. Wiswall has oeen appointed
chairman Of the visiting committee to-
the Oshkosh Normal.
j. Fl. Hunter, Of the Moody Bible,
institute, Of Chicago, will speak at the
Y. M. G. A. Sunday afternoon. 3b3
W. N. Shandrew has received the
contract to supply the boilers and
other apparatus for heating the Grant
House.
Diseases often Turk in the blood
before they openly manifest themselves.
Therefore keep.sthe blood pure with
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Mrs. Patrick Carney, who broke her
leg on a sidewalk on South street a
few months ago, can get no damages
from the city. Through an oversight
her attorney neglected to serve no
tice on the city within the time speci-
fed by law and is, therefore, barred by
statute from all claims for damages.
Northwestern officials report that a
Northwestern car was broken open.
either in Racine or Kenosha and sew
eral fur overcoats stolen. The car left
Milwaukee Friday night and stopped
IN Racine twelve minutes. When it
arrived in Kenosha to be shipped out
west it was found that it had been
entered and the fur coats stolen.
Thomas P. Griffith of Union Grove,
Wis, has just completed a piece Of
work for Mrs. Ellen M. Barns in the
city cemetery. marking the resting
place of her father, mother and brother.
The latter, Henry M. Rogers, was a
we'll known business man of this city.
The design of the tablets is unique and
beautiful. The stone used is Montello
porphyry, frequently called Montello
granite
From the attitude of the aldermen
of Kenosha it would seem that they
either do not want to grant franchise
to the Milwaukee, Racine & Kenosha
Electric Railway company or else they
are throwing out lines for big
catch. F." The ordinance granting the
franchise as amended is of such char
acter as to be absolutely out of the
question of consideration by any corpo-
ration. Racine News.
The board OF managers Of the Keno
sha Golf club called meeting Monday
evening at the residence of Fl. S. Van
Ingen. It was decided to give tour
nament next Saturday, weather per-
mirting, otherwise week from date.
The Spalding Brothers have donated
gleek for lady and one for gentle
man having the lowest handicap score,
and the president gives smaller prize
to the lady and the gentleman having
lowest gross scores.
Charles Dodge, generally known as
"Chalky" has returned from Chicago
where he went to spend Sunday among
some relations. He wishes US to state
for him that the rumOrs connecting his
name with a certain recent burglary
were not only unfounded bat we're very
unjust. Those who know "ChalkyV
we'll do not believe that he would COM
nit such bold, bad deed as that.
Aliens Sons are putting the sprink
ling system Of fire protection through
their building. The system consists
of running pipes over the ceiling of
each story, which are supplied with
sprinkler plugged with lead plugs. In
case of fire these plugs are melted by
the heat and the water which is forced
through the pipes from the private
artesian we'll pours down like rain
storm over the whole structure.
An exceedingly lively fracas occur
red in John Taylor's saloon on Main
street Monday evening. The cause of
the affair was two sailors who mani
tested an inordinate desire to get some
one else into trouble, and who as an
inevitable result got into trouble them
selves. Evidences of the proportions
of the occurrence are written plainly
all over the front of the saloon ald the
hands Of Mr.. Morehouse, who made
several contributions to the discomfort
of the tars, F" and finally precipitated
them into the streets in a manner
which was Numerically opposed to
their intentions and expectations.
The fellows are recuperating this morn
ing at their leisure, and probably