The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-06-07
John w. Ferri11, Of Chicago, was a
Kenosha visitor Tuesday evening.

/ henOSnd V1S1lOI lSSuoy evening.
1t was great rain for the farmers,
and incidentally it cleaned up tie
streets of the city.
The High school students are busy
getting ready for the annual Com
mencement exercises.
The Kemper Hall grounds are being
beautifully arranged for the annual
Commencement season.
George Mclaughlin, of Milwaukee,
is spending few days with friends
and relatives in Kenosha.
The Park City's and the City Off
Gals will meet for their second bowling
match on Thursday evening.
M. J. Schmitz is in Fond du Lac at
tending the convention of the Catholic
benevolent societies of Wisconsin.
Miss Emma Cumiskey, operator at
the office of the. Wisconsin Telephone
company, is reported on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Boh1e, of Keno
sha, were visitors in the families of H.
and J. LANCE, last Saturday and Sun
day.
It is reported that one of the well
known teachers of the city schools
will be married before the close of the
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Wyman and son,
of Kenosha, spent the past week with
H. and ]. LANCE and families, of
| Truesde11.
A runaway horse broke through the
gates at the Northwestern crossing at
Prairie avenue during the night. The
gates were badly damaged.
Mrs. Henry Miller and daughter
with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hense1 and
other friends in Kenosha.
The latest Kenosha musical product
is "The Kemper Hall March," by
Prof. F. r. Jacoby. 1t is dedicated to
the Senior class at Kemper Hall
Don't forget that the Nonparei1 club
open up Park City garden with a picnic
and dance Saturday evening. E1sen's
band will furnish the music. Admiss-
ion free.
Up at Merrill, Wisconsin, they have
begun to make photographs of strings
of fish caught by noted local ce1ebri-
ties. That would be a bad plan to
adopt in Kenosha.
And now the question is: Will the
Kenosha Gas and Electric company
carry out the promises of the old Heat
| ing Plant company and repair the
Main street paving?
Mrs. Neiman and daughters, of Chi
cago, were the guests of A. L. Neiman
this morning. The5- left at noon for
Milwaukee to attend the Newmarket
nuptia1s this afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Bu11amore left
this morning for an extended trip in
the Northwest. They will be gone for
about four weeks. They will make
their first stop at Minneapolis.
The Danish Brotherhood and the
Dania society have chartered special
train to go to Racine on Sunday next
to attend the big Danish picnic. The
special car will leave Kenosha at ten
O'Clock.
| The police report that they are re-
ceiving a large number Of notices of
stolen articles. They come from all
parts of the State. 1t seems that
crime is rampant and that Kenosha is
| not the only sufferer.
The merchants in the city should
make some effort to have street fair
| in Kenosha during the coming fall.
If you want to boom the city the best
way to do it is to offer some attractions
to bring visitors to Kerosha
General Manage Bowen, of the k
nosha Gas and Electric Company,
states that the new company vii. see
to it that the paved streets torn up by
the Heating company are restored at
once. The manager is now looking
for acceptable man to do the work.
1t is reported that two we'll known
men Of the city were forced to walk
from the road house west Of town to
their homes last night. The men had
left their horses standing in front of
the place while they took a social
glass and the horses got tired of wait
ing and returned to Kenosha.
Frank S1osson left this morning for
New York. He will sail in few days
for short trip in Europe. During his
sojourn on the continent he will meet
his daughter and other Kenosha trav-
e1ers and make trip to the Paris ex-
position. Mr.. S1osson will remain on
the continent about three months.
Proposals have been solicited for
the construction of the Sumac, a new
| Lighthouse tender designed for service
in the Ninth lighthouse district, which
has its headquarters at Chicago and
includes practically all of Lake Michi-
gan. The original bill called for the
expenditure of about S85, 900 on the
era Fl but later estimates have raised