The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-10-21
The Golf season is nearing end.

on "a znuntlng trip.
Already the holiday goods-are max
ing their appearance.
| About dozen of our young men are
NOW cultivating foot ball hair.
| Work on the new Badger Lamp and
Brass factory began on Tuesday morn
ling. fes
F. L. Marden, formerly of Kenosha,
NOV of Chicago, called on friends in.
this city Tuesday.
| Marshall Forrest, of Racine was in
the. city Tuesday evening in the inter-
ests of the United. Order Of Forresters.
It is expected that e the Columbia
chainless wheel will1make its first ap-
pearance inthis city by the end of this
month 3' als1aE Of
Statesmen Wanted--A reliable man
to sell our Lubricating oils and greases
to consumers and dealers. Commits
sion and terms liberal. References re-
quireG. Address The Howard Oil and
Grease Co, Cleveland, Ohio. a
The horse thieves who raided so
many barns Sunday night, the parties
who got into II. G. Schultz back win
dow and those who robbed John Keat-
ing Sunday morning all seemed to
have made good their escape, as trace
| of any of them has not been brought
to light.
| A party of half a dozen gentlemen
from the north side are preparing to
depart the first of next week for a
hunting trip through the northern
woods. They have secured enough
arms and ammunition to slay all the
deer and other wild game in the woods
of seventeen states.
There are four catch basins on the
corner of Chicago and South streets.
Al this juncture the sand is excessively
deep and is piled up against the catch
basin to the height of eight or ten
inches. With every stormy wind or
heavy rain great quantities of sand are
deposited within the basin which be-
fore long bid fair to stop them up all
together. ss st'4he'i
The Kenosha foot bah team has Sc
cured game for the coming Saturday
| it will play the Racine Highs on the
field west of the brass mill in the
morning the game to be called at $50.
This will be practically the first game
of the season and upon its success de-
ponds to a goodly degree the probabel-
/ ity of future games in this city. The
boys will practice hard this week in
order to be in condition for hot contest
Saturday.
Up to the present time but two non
resident deer hunting licenses have
been issued by Secretary of State Cas-
son. They paid $50 each, and are en-
titled to kill two deer in Wisconsin
between Nov. l and Nov. 20. and to
ship them out of the state 1t is not
thought that there will be any consid-
cradle rush for these licenses, as $l5
deer is rather an expensive luxury
Resident hunters pay ST. for the same
privilege and secure their licenses from
the county clerks of counties in which
the hunting of deer is permitted.
About $50 couples assembled at
Central Music hall Monday evening to
help James TulleY celebrate his 18th
birthday. The occasion was very
pretty one, the affair having been ar
ranged by his sister. Miss Rose Tulley.
The hall was beautifully decorated,
and early IN the evening the crowd
began to arrive. Dancing was in
dulged in until y O'clock and then
refreshments were served. After sup
per the guests once more took to dane
ing, and it was not until an early
hour Tuesday morning that the party
broke up, wishing the young man
many returns of the.day. Stemm Bros.
orchestra furnished the music.
Marine men on the great lakes are
alarmed at the competition they will
be forced to meet when John D. Rookie
feller's new vessels begin to carry car
goes. Contracts have been let for sew
eral vessels which will ~revolutionize
carrying charges. One of these is 475
feet long, so feet beam and 293 feet
depth. This vessel, with two parges
each '45O feet long, so feet beam nd.28.
feet depth, will carry more than $4,000
net tons in seventeen feet of water
When the twenty foot channel is fin
ished, which will be in year or two,
their united capacity will be more than
|25, 900 TONS The vessels will carry
iron ore from Rockefeller's Lake Supe-
rior mines.