The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-11-23

clean the rubbish off of our east side
walk. It has been there a good while
and it looks bad.
Don't forget that the Pastime Pleas
ure club give their ANIMAL afternoon
and evening dance, Thanksgiving day
at Columbia hall.
Commodore Fred Morgan was up
from Chicago Tuesday to take look
at the club house, which is rapidly
nearing completion.
There are lots of people inquiring
about real estate, but few sales. They
seem to be waiting for Spring. Maybe
prices will be higher then.
The Painters and Decorators Union
give their first annual dance at Park
City hall, Wednesday evening, Nov.
%, to which everybody is invited.
Prof. La Londe has very kindly
given up the use of Simmons hall
next Saturday night to the w. r. c.,
who will give dance and supper.
The managers of the Sieg plant say
that the announcement that their
stock is being appraised by the agents
of the American Bicycle company is
without any foundation whatever.
The County Board will find that this
office will furnish them the proceed
ings on time. They will not have to
wait two months longer than they
ought.
The County board is still working on
the routine business of the session,
and from present indications the Board
will not complete the work during the
present week.
The Co1ored Ministries of Bristol
will give an entertainment in Bristol
hall Nov. 30th, consisting of negro
songs, dialogues, vocal and instrumen-
tai music. Admission 15c.
The shops of the American Steel and
Wire company at Waukegan will be
rebuilt at once. In addition to the old
plant several large additions have been
made to the plant as designed.
The police nave been asked to make
a search for a horse which was stolen
from Milwaukee Tuesday evening.
The thief is supposed to be coming
south with the stolen property.
A letter has been received in this
city announcing the death of Willis
| Nelson, a former resident of this city,
which occurred in Seattle, Washington
last Friday. The deceased was 81
years old and left Kenosha about a
year ago to go to Alaska. Death re-
suited from pneumonia. A wife and
two children survive him.
The ladies' of st. Matthew's church
will serve supper at quarter past SIX
O'Clock at the Guild Hall Thursday,
Nov. %. Mrs. Tanner will give
short musical program. The hostesses
will be Miss Lizzie Bond, Mesdames
Hazel Lance, Ez-a Simmons, Fred
Schroeder, Wakeman and John Rock.
Johnson Jackson is home again from
his annual iaunt to the northern woods.
Of course he has a grist of stories and
each is more original than the others.
4 The most interesting of the lot seem
Ito center about a fish that weighed
forty pounds dressed. Now this is
honest.
If you stop TO think of it the price of
real estate in Kenosha has remained
the same for the past five or six years
with the exception of Main street
property and Durkee avenue, although
the population has almost doubled.
There is bound to come rise soon,
very soon.
The teachings and doctrines of the
''Truth mowers are to be made
plain to the people of Kenosha. On
next Tuesday evening Dr. Khreilla, the
| leader in the sect in the West, will be
here and deliver lecture at the Rhode
opera house. Admission will be free
and every one is invited.
It is reported that the appointment
of the next postmaster of Kenosha will
be made by Congressman Cooper IN
the near future. The candidates for
the office have ali made hot fight and
the man who can pick winner is ex-
ceeding1y wise. Capt. Frantz and
Sam Simmons are said to be leaders in
the race.
A pleasant card parry was given at
Ger tra1 Music Hall 1ast night by the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the IA, Q. H.
The prizes for cinch were givensto
Misses Alice Quig1ey and Agnes
C1ed-y, while those for euchre were
taken by B. Ward and Miss Mary
Lynch. Refreshments were served
and all spent pleasant evening.
The sale Of seats for Otis Skinner
opens at Dickhaut & Ayton's drug
store tomorrow Thursday morning at
O'Clock for those who have subscribed
for tickets. For others the sale opens
Friday morning at O'Clock, If You
desire TO take advantage cf Thursdays
sale send in your name and number Of
seats wanted this evening toIDic6haut
& Ayton's drog store.
The engagement Of Otis Skinner at
the Rhode Opera House has been
definitely assured and the seats will
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