The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-11-02


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Mrs. c. ]. Miller, of Chicago, is
visiting with the family of George
Harbaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. George V. Wheeler, of
Norwood Park, are spending a few
days with friends and relatives in this
city.
The fremen are not exactly in love
with Halloween. They say that two
false alarms in one night is quite too
much.
Charles Grubeis confined to his room
on account of a recent accident which
resulted in one of his ribs being
broken.
''The King of the Opium Ring, the
sensation of the dramatic season, will
be the offering at the Rhodes opera
house tomorrow night.
Senator ]. ". Quar1es has returned
home after months outing in the
hills of the Dakotas. He has entirely
recuperated his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Ho1brook have
returned home after short wedding
trip in Chicago. They will make their
home on Prairie avenue.
John Wilson, who was arrested a
few days ago on a charge of petty
larceny, was given twenty days in Jail
by Justice Slater yesterday.
The young people of the German
Lutheran church will give very fine
concert on Nov. 10 with the assistance
of Compton's military band.
Energy all gone? Headache? Ston-
ach out of order? Simply case of
torpid liver. Burdock Blood Bitters
will make new man or woman of
you. dwn4
It is reported that the O'Hare-S1ater-
Watt1es Bus line was in operation last
evening without displaying the GUS
tomary lights. AS yet no arrests have
been made.
The dredge which has been at work
in the harbor the past few months, was
towed to it's docks IN Racine today.
The work at this point will probably be
given up for this season.
County Clerk Crosby issued license
this afternoon for the marriage of
William L. Wagner, of Paris, to Miss
Celia Walker, of Brighton. The
wedding will occur in two weeks.
Chief Of Police O'Hare was out in
force last evening and managed to
place in the ''coo1er" two DRINKS, one
plain and one ornamental. The form
er was from Racine, while the latter
hailed from Waukegan.
John Gaffney reports to the police
that some long suffering friend of his
left COW tied to his front door last
evening. If the owner of the bovine
has any use for her he can obtain her
by calling at Mr.. Gafney's.
Hon. Robert Maxwell, of New York,
ex-Assistant Postmaster General under
President Cleveland, is stopping for
few days with his nephew, Elmer A.
Maxwell. Mr.. Maxwell was renewing
old friendships in the city today.
Oscar Spi11um, formerly postmaster
of North Cape, who was arrested on
charge of embezz1ing postal funds,
plead guilty in the Federal court at
Milwaukee yesterday and the case was
taken under advisement: by Judge
Seaman. EI
Another vagrant was sent to this
city today from Salem to serve term
of twenty days. 1t seems that the
officials had good reason to believe
that the fellow was not a vagrant and
he was not received at the jail under
the commitment.
The Kenosha Whist club held their
regular sen1i-wee1x1y meeting at the
club rooms last night. The high
scores were made by Van Ingen and
Curtis on the east and west hands
and Brown and Mar1att on the north
and south hands.
While George F. Leet, of Somers,
was drawing cabbage from his farm to
the station yesterday morning, he had
the misfortune to get kicked by one of
his horses, breaking his leg. DR..
Valentine was called and gave the
necessary assistance.
Fred Lafa11e was brought to this
city today from Silver Lake to serve a
sentence of six months in Jail as a
for pointing a gun at
man in Silver Lake on the 10th of last
Pointing a gun in Silver
Lake seems to be a pretty serious crime.
A horse belonging to John Shelby
caused a great deal of excitement on
Main street about o'clock last eve
ming. The horse had been tied on the
North side, and breaking loose from
the post made a hot run for Meyers
stable. OF course every one on the
street gave it plenty of room and it
reached the stable without doing any
serious damage.
The County Board will meet in
regular session two weeks from today.
The chairman said this morning that