The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-03-22
Harrison is reported seri-

Rouse Harrison is reported seri-
ously i'll.
And now the street railway ordin-
ance will be published.
d. Conway Lloyd, of Chicago, is call
ing on friends in this city.
The water commissioners held their
regular meeting Monday night.
George H. Kee1y, of Chicago, spent
Monday evening with friends in this
city.
Supervisor James NORM, of Brigh-
ton, spent Monday evening in this
city.
The Kemper Hall Kodak for March
has been issued from the job rooms of
this Office.
Don't buy real estate in Kenosha be-
fore seeing E. R. Head. If you do you
will miss it.
1t is hardly probable that the Keno
sha sports will go to Racine again to
attend prize fight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hines have re-
turned to Chicago after a weeks visit
with friends in this city.
Conrad Hansis, who had an opera
ton performed Sunday, is improving.
DR.. Farr is attending him.
There is considerable inquiry for
real estate ranging in price from $500
to $4,000. This is a good sign.
Miss Maggie Roche and Robert
Han1ey, of Milwaukee, are spending a
few days with Miss Anna Han1ey.
Watch the weather now for two or
three days as it is an indication of
what it will be for the next three
months.
Henry J. Baumgaertner was nomin-
ated by reclamation for mayor of Mil
waukee by the Republican convention
last night.
Don't forget that the Painters and
Decorators give grand ball at Park
City hall Easter Monday evening.
Watch for their big bills.
r. H. Moth was reelected city en-
gineer and water superintendent at the
council meeting Monday night. This
election p1eases everyone.
J. H. Charles, Henry Jordan and
o. M. Ca1kins, recently appointed as
a commission to sub-divide the Holmes
estate, have begun their 1abors.
The Park City Lumber company, in
which a number of Kenosha capitalists
are interested, has purchased a large
tract of timber land near Amigo, Wis
consin.
Prof. B. A. Krenz and F. Stanley
Pow1es, of the College of Commerce
made trip to Racine Monday to make
arrangements with the Racine Bust
ness College Literary society for ;
Joint debate to be held in the nea
future.
Kenosha was visited by a small biz
card Monday afternoon. The storm
was quite severe in the western part o
the city. On the North side te1ephon
wires were down, and caused the com
pany quite little disturbance. Afte
all, it was only one of those little trick
of March, and the damage was speed
lily repaired.
Just at present the politicians Of tn
city seem to be very much at sea il
regard as to who will be the candi
dates for the different city offices. Thu
far hardly name has been mentioneC
for any of the offices with the exception
of Mayor and Justice of the Peace
Come along boys and advertise and lie
the people know that you are in tn
race.
The marriage of John Brotherson, O
this city, to Miss Wi1hemina Rhode, O.
Racine, was celebrated by Justice J. G
Slater at his office on Sunday morning
The wedding was very quiet affair
only friend or two of the contracting
parties being present. Mr.. and Mrs
Brotherson will probably make theil
home in this city.
The reporters of the city respectfully
request that the candidates for the
various Offices change their brand o.
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unless the cigar is a good puffer
Come again boys but make them good
ones. We still have a supply of baC
cigars left over from the last campaign
and if you have grudge against any
of your friends just send them around
The local editor of this paper ack
now1edges with great pleasure the re
ceipt of generous sample case o:
'tGrand Republic" cigars. The ciga1
is one of the best on the market, ant
while our friendship with this par
ticu1ar brand of the weed is as ye
limited, we can give them hearty
recommend. They are on sale a
Starkweather's drug store.
Miss Inger Arentzen has resigned
her position as organist at the Danisl
Lutheran church. During the yea,
that Miss Arentzen had been in tn,