The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-03-22
Trot out your candidates.

Mr.. and Mrs. Kennard will return to
Kenosha to spend the summer.
James Stebbins is announced as a
candidate for Justice of the Peace.
H. F. Yates, of GAINESVILLE, was a
.Kenosha visitor Wednesday evening.
Papers have been filed in the divorce
suit of Mary Mischo VS.. John Mischo.
George Voak, of Wi1mot, has gone to
Iowa, where he will spend the summer.
Henry Schn1itz, of Milwaukee, spent
Thursday evening with friends in this
city.
| The Galloway company are making
ready to resume work on the kenosha
! docks.
Henry Feldschau is announced as a
candidate for constable in the Fourth
ward.
Peter Treinen is announced as can
didate for constable in the Seventh
ward.
Mrs. William Habig, of Milwaukee,
is spending few days with friends in
this city.
Mrs. G.. M. Bennett and daughter,
Ethel, are visiting friends in Chicago
for week.
Again we say: Now is the time for
all good men to come to the aid of
their party.
Miss Calista Duffy has returned to
her home in Dixon, ILL.,, after months
visit here with relatives.
Miss Alice Sanborn has returned
from New Mexico, and is visiting her
mother, Mrs. C. Schend.
G. D. Holt, the well known stock
man, has purchased a number of fine
colts from the Baker stock farm.
Harry Pedrich has gone to Chicago,
where he has secured position as
salesman in a wholesale bicycle house.
F. A. Blacku1an, agent for the Cen
trail Accident Insurance company, has
paid a claim of $40 to Fred Fe1dschau.
Mrs. Fred Dickhaut entertained
number of her lady friends Thursday
afternoon. A pleasant time is report
ed.
Henry A. Dickhaut has announced
himself as a candidate for assessor
subject to the Republican city conven-
ton.
Put up good men for members of the
Board of Education and the people will
elect them regardless of party afilia-
tons.
The Robt. Symmonds place at 300
Prairie avenue, was purchased Thurs
day by Leslie Ho1brook. Considera-
ton $4,000.
Manager Rhode announces that
''Sapho" will not play at the local
opera house. It is below the standard
of the house.
1t is reported that the National
Starch company has bought the plant
of the United States Sugar Refnin g
company at Waukegan.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Margaret Williams,
of Paris, and Warren Walker, of Ray
mond, Racine county, on March %.
Senator Ouar1es aud Mrs. Quar1es
have gone ON a visit to the Indian
school at Carlisle, Pa, accompanying
cons ressiona1 delegation to Inspect
the school.
George Magi1l, formerly of this city,
is again on trial in Chicago on the
charge of wrecking the Globe Savings
Bank. This is the third time the case
has been tried.
! ''New York;, one of the famous
horses at the Baker stock farm in Him
ois, was recently purchased by Roscoe
! Torrey for the farm of Isaac Stephen
son in Somers.
Nick Gloss is a candidate for re-
election to the honorary position of
constable of the Fourth ward. Of
course his name will come before the
Republican caucus.
George N. Cooper, of E1gin, Scot
land has come to the United States
to settle the estate of the late George
Smith. He will probably visit in
Kenosha during his stay in this
country.
The city council of Milwaukee is
about to wrest1e with the problem of
extending an electric lighting fran
chise. We might refer them to the
annals of the Kenosha city council and
they could profit thereby.
Between the reports of the sale OF
the Sterling factory to the Hosiery
works, the tanneries to the trust and
the Sieg plant to ''any old thing, one
might think that Kenosha industrial
plants were decidedly on the move.
What has become of the railway
franchise men? Not franchise has
been reported in the past week. How.
ever, there is hope, as the Racine Jour.
nal reports that the M, r. & K. com
Ipany are getting ready to ask for {
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