The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-05-25
Mrs. Prentiss is spending a few days
with her husband. DR.. Prentiss.

Mrs. Prentiss is spending few days
with her husband, DR.. Prentiss.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Gull. of Salem,
spent Tuesday with friends in Kenosho.
Miss Evalyn White, of Plano, Mich,
is making short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry D. Gilmore.
II. j. Van Ryn, of Milwaukee, at
tended the meeting of the Board of
Education Tuesday evening.
Messrs. Mitten and Wilson, of Mil
waukee, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Allen Friday evening.
A. A. Carter, maker of tanks and
cisterns on Market street, moved to
Harrison building, corner OF Park and
Exchange SITS. W.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Balm a.d family,
who have been in Paris fol the past
two years, arrived in New York Tues
day. They are expected home the
latter part of the week.
Miss Agnes Slosson, who has been
i'll at Vasser college, is reported greatly
improved She will spend short time
visiting friends in Pittsfeld, Mass,
after which she will go abroad for the
summer.
j. c. Slater, James Cavanagh and
Mayor James German spent Tuesday
in Chicago. Whether it was a mere
coincident we are unable to say, but it
is not impossible that the visit may be
heard from later.
It is reported that the building COM
mittee of the school board have mar
rowed down the consideration of plans
for the new building to those presented
by G. A. Dickhaut, of CHS city, and
Van Ryn & De Gellike, of Milwaukee.
1t is reported that Miss Nellie Ma
loney has resigned her position as a
teacher in the city schools Miss
Maloney has been connected with the
schools for some time, and has proved
a very efficient teacher. She resigns
her position to attend one of the Wis
consin Normal schools, and will prob
ably return to the Kenosha schools in
another year.
The new managers of the Wisconsin
Telephone company have announced
that new schedule of rates will be
put in operation about the first of June.
The local manager of the company has
not as yet been advised as to the rates
to be granted, but they are said to be
much lower than the rate prevailing at
this time and when the new schedule
is in operation the telephone will be a
very inexpensive luxury.
The Sons of the American Revolu-
ton were entertained Monday evening
by the secretary, Harry M. Baldwin,
at his home on Park Place. During
the evening the host read very inter
esting paper on the winter in Valley
Forge, and the part it had played IN
the war of the Revolution. A very
interesting discussion followed the
reading of the paper. After the dis
cussion refreshments were served.
The case of Anton Hennes vs.. the
Schlitz Brewing company and Michael
Link has been finally settled by the re-
fusal of hearing for a new trial in the
case. This decision has just been
made by Judge Fish and the defend
ants have been ordered to pay the $50
damages together with the costs of the
action. The payment of the costs will
probably make another legal fight as
the collection of the costs from the de-
PENDANTS in the case is not entirely
sustained By the law pertaining to such
cases.
DR.. F. E. Andre, Charles I'll. Good
man, John Taylor and Alderman Peter
Pirsch went to Waukegan Tuesday
evening to inspect the workings of the
fire department at that place. The
boys were given royal welcome and a
special fire drill was held in their
honor. After the drill an informal
banquet was given in honor of the
Kenosha fremen. The Kenosha boys
are warm in their praise of the Wau
kegan firemen and their hospitality.
The members of the Waukegan COM
pany will make journey to Kenosha
Inter in the year.