The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-10-20
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20.

The first frost of the season came on
Friday night. -rs ....~.... ..,.-.
Mrs. John Kehlor spent Friday with
friends in Chicago. ... .......
Miss Susie Arnold is visiting with
friends in Milwaukee. ~ ...s, .u......f
Mrs. T! LIN 9ore and Miss banks
were Chicago visitors. Friday .aIf64r
T. r. Kimban, of Chicago, is spend.
ing a few days with triendsin Kenoshh.
Miss Jennie SIosson has gone to
Chicago for a. weeks visit with her
sister. H., ......'.t =. ..,..,.t..,,.
The A. o. Fl. will soon put up a
building that will be an ornament to-
Kenosha. }U g%3 j."9Hft- afogfeH. 72i5
Peter Rhode has his new dance hall
at his place just south Of the city nearly
completed. p ~ ~ 'l'.' = FL
The BARRIERS Union have removed
their labels from Henry Dickhaut's
barber shop. ~ I-uf zar-s-d 55j5aa@e-
Miss BlisP, of Michigan, is spending
a few days with Mrs. Martin aud Mrs.
W, w. strong cE7E5@I .#3t
Miss Florence Partridge has returned
home to Chicago after a short visit
with Miss Lizzie ~Bond.s 3 E.
The happy five. are making elaborate
preparations for their dance which will.
occur early insNovember. #@G
C. II. King and wife, of Wyoming,
are spending a few days with friends
and relatives in Kenosha county.
The bowling season in Kenosha will.
open next week with game between.
the Schftz Globes and tire Naples.
Joernt Bros. have had the bad luck.
toI,su a. car load of potatoes in. a
wreck north of Milwaukee Thursday
General Joe Wheeler's opinion Of the.
conduct Of the war is worth more than.
that Of all the stay az home fault
uFeFSSI.y(! 2I0azuEH jU0djIE% .
Every Democratic campaign false
hood is reflection on the courage Of
the American soldier The men who
did the actual fighting are not making
the complaints. .f.=. 81. an s-.s.a I
We complain of over production in
agriculture and our Industries instead
of taking thenew markets forit thrown
in our way ,.if we heed the voice of the
anti expan8ionist.
The social given at the Congre-
gational church Friday evening was
largely attended The hostesses of
the evening were Mrs. Edward Balm
and Mrs. F. s. Newell provided a
delicious supper and all who partici-
pated spent very ENJOYABLE evening
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Jones, of Denver,
Col, were in Kenosna Friday afternoon
They havesbeen on a trip around the
world a wheel and have been on their
journey over two years. In their
travels they visited nearly all the i'm :
portant cities on the globe, They left
Friday evening for Chicago and win at
once proceed to Denver. oa,-5 19I2fIaI
James MeLinden and William Qaig-
ley engaged in fight near the Maple
house last night. McLinden was taken
in charge by officer Kloss, but Quigley
broke away from the officer and took a
sidedoor Pullman for parts unknown.
McLinden was brought before Justice
Slater this morning on a charge of
fighting on the street and given ten
days in Jail. sraaa t.5et1 saoa# e9o o@
The question of forming a national
indoor ball'Ieague for the coming winter
has practically fallen through. The
reason why the project is not now be-
ing pushed and that the matter is
dropped, according to local player
who has watched the development, is
that it would require too much money
to carry on the sport. The games are
not attended we'll enough to warrant
anybody risklng the necessary backing
with which TO putthe pr oiectinto exc
cution. It was thought for a time that
Spalding, the great base ball man, was
going to back the movement, but he
has expressed himself as unwilling to
enter it.