The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-02-23

Miss Minnie Kline, OF milwaukee,, Is
spending few days with her brother
in this city.
John Betting is suffering from a
sprained ankle, which resulted from
fall Sunday afternoon.
Miss Alice Conley. of Milwaukee, is
spending few days with her aunt,
Mrs. James Pennefeather.
The debate between the College of
Commerce and the High school will
take place on the evening of March 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dalgren, of
Sheboygan, are spending few days
with friends and relatives in Kenosha.
The latest developments from the
recent cold weather is the freezing of
the gas mains leading to the north
side.
Mrs. DR.. B. A. Camfeld was taken
very seriously III late Monday afternoon
and her condition is regarded as very
critical.
Senator Elect j. V. Quarles will be
given publis reception by the people
of Milwaukee at the Plankington house
Friday evening.
Help rebuild the old soldiers hos
pital, which was recently burned, by
attending the W. R. G. entertainment
on Friday evening.
On the North side they don't loose
any time opening new saloons and a
keg of beer was on tap in the Bendt
building this morning.
The bills presented by the pauper
committee of the City Council Monday
hight show that the poor come high
and especially in cold weather.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
new summer resort being erected by
Peter Steinbach, north of the city and
will probably be ready for use in the
early spring.
The W. W. Kimball Company have
very generously presented the young
ladies of St. Luke's Guild in Racine
with beautiful Kimball piano, to be
used in their dance hall.
r. F. Roberts spent few days last
week on a visit to his brother, Geo. F.,
in Racine. George F. Roberts left this
week for visit to his son, who is
running his farm in Orange county, Va.
The residents along Exchange street
are making vigorous kick on the way
some of the residents are dumping slop
and other refuse matter in the street.
The matter will be presented to the
Council this evening.
Mrs. Daniel Toner entertained a
number of little folks Saturday after
noon at birthday party in honor OF
her son Harold. The afternoon was
pleasantly spent and dainty refresh
ments were served and all had a jolly
time.
Frank Manifold and Steven Caster
got into a neighborly fight Sunday and
Manifold claimed that Caster threat.
ened to kill him and asked that the
latter be forced to furnish bonds tc
keep the peace. Both of the parties
reside in the town of Somers.
Mrs. E. c.. Theirs today presented
the schools of Kenosha with four very
valuable historical pictures, which will
be the first pictures of this kind to be
hung in the schools. The pictures are
photographs of William Penn's home
IndependencesHall, room in which the
Declaration was signed and the Liberty
bell.
The City Council has many funny
petitions TO deal with, but the strangest
petition ever presented to that honor
able body was bill presented by Aid
German and Tarbell Monday evening
asking che Council to grant them So tt
pay for having their clothes cleaned
after q, certain tour of sewer inspection
The bill will probably not be allowed
but the Council will replace the
clothes. They find it cheaper.