The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-03-11
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Chicago.
| Fred Bowen, Of the gas works, spent
the day in Milwaukee.
| The Old Maids league met at Miss
Heads Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Neff entertained a number OF
friends at Whist Tuesday afternoon.
The next prize fight that takes place
here will not take place here, but in
Racine.
There are a large number of people
on the streets these days, but they are
all standing still.
There are about as many routes,
splendid routes, for the electric railway
as there are streets in the town.
Miss Anna Wood returned Tuesday
evening from Chicago where she has
been visiting with friends for several
weeks.
1t is understood that Prof. n. A.
Rowe has purchased a half interest in
the plant and good will of the Kenosha
| Union.
1t would appear that society was not
only resting during the Lenten season,
but that it had fallen into deep, deep
sleep.
C. A. Dewey returned from Rockford
Monday afternoon, where he went to
attend the funeral of his brother, Titus
Dewey.
1t wouldn't be strange if we heard
some sentiments with reference to the
| Sheridan road in the meeting Wednes-
day evening.
Have you got in your application yet
for the position as mail carrier. If you
haven't you are the only one out All
the rest have.
Rev. O. w. Walden, Of Minneapolis,
the cousin of Rev. FL. S. Roblee, is COM
ing Thursday to spend a few days with
Mr.. Roblee and family.
The birthday social at the Congre-
gational church occurs Thursday even
ing. Don't forget TO go and take your
birthday bag with you.
Was it democratic lawyer or re-
publican one who wrote that article in
the Gazette, dragging the county Judge
ship into the mire of politics 2"
How pleasant it would be if those
who have to undergo the cross question
ing of an attorney could but turn the
tables and try the wits of the lawyer
on the witness stand.
And still the cattle case is public
property and still as the thing grows
older it keeps looking worse for DR..
Scott, for Uncle Sam is in the midst of
friends and there are doubters.
The game of indoor baseball, which
was to have taken place between the
Casterton college team, of Racine, and
the Athletics of Kenosha, did not come
off Tuesday evening as expected.
Any one on the witness stand, if he
would preserve his honor must have a
good memory, but if he would preserve
a semblance of honor he must have one
as long as spell of rainy weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradbury, who for the
last six months have been living in
New York, have returned to their home
in LAGRANGE and are expected up to
Kenosha today to visit Mrs. Lance and
family.
There is nothing slow about the
farmers, especially those of Kenosha
County. AS witness the fact that the
creamery at Somers station is paying
40 per cent. dividends, and Monday
they put in new $500 separator.
Dan Brister has curiosity at his
place. One of his hens laid two eggs
in a dove cote some time ago and a
dove proceeded to set on them. Two
chickens were Matched out, but they
have died owing to the cold weather.
1t is quite novelty.
James Mathews received a telegram
Monday from Grand Rapids, Wis,
stating that his brother Michael had
died at that place on the 9Th. Deceased
was resident of Kenosha in the early
:" Fifties" and went with colony from
here to Wood county, where he resided
until death.
The program to be given at Congre-
gational church social, Thursday even
ing, will include the following numbers:
Violin Solo .............. Robert Allen
Solo. ....... ................M Miss Lottle Lewis
Solo.......... .............W NJ. p. Davis
Solo. =. ......... .-........ Miss Johnson
Solo acknowledgements. =. Kecl< Wheeler
Cornet Solo ......... >. ...Loais Yeoman