The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-11-03

Mass, for two weeks trip.
Miss Wilder, of Kemper Hall, spent
Monday with friends in Milwaukee.
Halloween passed off very quietly
and little or no damage is reported.
Robert Joslyn, of Chicago, is spend
ing a few days with Kenosha friends.
Mr.. Deninson, of Grand Haven,
Mich, is spending Il few days with
KenOsha friends.
We are glad to know tina; Mrs. j. B.
Lane is better and hope to hear she is
up and about soon.
D. B. Benedict will leave the latter
part of the week for Georgiana Florida,
where he will spend the winter.
A large number of Kenosha people
attended the funeral Of Miss Katie
Wachenfeld in Waukegan Sunday.
The building committee has decided
that the walls Of the new school build
ing shall be gray and rough finish.
On account of the A. O. Fl fair the
Moulton lecture on next Thursday
evening will be held at the Congrega-
tional church.
Andrew Rock and daughter Rosa
and Mrs Dick, of Fond du Lac, are
spending a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Dickhaut.
President Calkins can rest assured
that he has the confidence of his
friends and the people generally re-
CARELESS of what the Gazette may have
to say.
The island vas very patriotic place
Monday afternoon for at the residence
of lighthouse keeper De Diemar an 80
foot flag pole was raised with apprO-
pirate ceremonies.
Company E held their regular drill
Monday evening and completed the
work Of adopting bylaws. A dance is
one of the features of the company's
program for the winter.
The Sons of The American Revolution
will hold their first autumn meeting
with George Hale next Friday night.
The host will read paper on " The
Declaration of Independence.
Do you want good, servicable
watch. If so then call and see our IT.
jewel, nickel movement, patent regula-
tor in dust proof screw case. Strictly
up to date. Only $40. T. J. Dale,
Grant House block.
There is a strong probability that
the male population of Kenosha will
wear boards during the coming winter.
1t isn't especially fashionable, but the
BARRIERS are threatening to raise the
price of shave to Is cents.
The Wisconsin Telephone company
have decided to treat their patrons in
this city in royal manner and work
will be begun at once to put in copper
circuits all over the city. A new line
will also be constructed between this
city and Milwaukee
The Rosebud pleasure club gave a
very enjoyable dancing party at Col
umbia hall Monday evening. About
fifty couples were in attendance and all
report very enjoyable time. Dancing
was the feature of the evening, music
being furnished by Stemm Bros.
The property owners living along
Milwaukee avenue held meeting at
Park City hall last night and decided
to give their consent to the cOnstruc-
ton of the NJ. r. & K. road if a con-
tract can be made with the company
to insure the paving of half the road
bed.
The deer season opened Tuesday and
from now until Dec. Is venison will be
in order. KenOsha is not very numer-
ou8ly represented in the northern
woods today, but there are thousands
on the ground waiting for a chance to
get n crack at the coveted animals.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cavanagh en-
tertained the Prairie Avenue Whist
club Tuesday evening. A very pleas
ant evening was enjoyed. The head
prizes were captured by DR.. Pennoyer
and Mrs. G. E. Remer, while G. N.
Frost and Mrs. O. NJ. Petit were con-
soed with the foot prizes.
According to all accounts the water
in Lake Michigan is not fit to use at
the present time without being thor
oughly boiled. 1t is filed with filth
and other accumulations. Experts
state that the recent storms stirred up
the lake so that the present condition
is the result, and it will soon again
attain its natural healthy tendencies.