The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-04-05

w. E. Gaines, of Kenton, Ohio, is
spending few days in this city.
Patrick McGivern, of Montana, is
visiting his parents and relatives in
this city.
Mr.. G1oristis, of Oak street, who has
been seriously i'll with 1ockjaw, is
recovering.
Miss Irma Wis wall is home from the
State Normal, at Whitewater, to spend
the Easter vacation.
Mr.. F. w, Boh1e, of Kenosf1a, spent
a few days last week with FL. and J.
LANCE, of Truesde11.
A large number of teachers will go
to Racine Thursday to attend the big
teachers meeting at that place.
Miss Louise and Dora LANCE, of
Truesde11, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M. Wyman, of Kenosha.
Ticket No. 143 won the cushion
ratified by Mrs. Jackson last evening
at her home at ia West Main St.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Jackson, of Lake
Forest, are spending few days with
friends and relatives in this city.
DR.. bowie has announced that there
will be no Unions in Zion. Happy
Zion, what favored lot is thine
Mrs. H. FEATHER and daughter Emily,
of Kenosha, spent the past week with
her sister, Mrs. Jacob Lange, OF
Truesde11.
Mr.. and Mrs. ARCH Whitbec41, of the
Park Street House, are happy over the
birth of ten-pound boy, who arrived
Monday night.
The soda water men age getting
ready for their harvest. AL the foun-
tains in the city will be open in the
next few days.
1t is reported that the Milwaukee
brewers have agreed to raise the price
of beer 81 a barrel. They ought to
have done it before election.
The saloons all report a splendid
business after the election was over
last night The II O'Clock was strictly
enforced (''we don't think'O.
The Painters and Decorators will
give dance at Park City hall on.
Easter Monday evening, April 10. All.
who attend are sure of a pleasant
time,
AT the meeting of the City Council
Monday night the salaries for the city
officials were fixed for the year. No
changes were made.in the last years
schedule.
The Maocabees of Kenosha are plan
ming to hold a great meeting on Satur-
day evening. A large party from Ra-
cine have signifed. their intention to
be in attendance.
Chairman Williams, of the School
Board, makes a special request that all
the members of the board attend the
Dec1amatory contest in Racine on
Thursday evening.
It's dollars to doughnuts that some
Milwaukee man had hand in the
burning of the convention hall at
Kansas City today. Milwaukee is
still sore over the loss of that comUen-
ton.
Clark HOLSTER has resigned his po-
sition as clerk in the freight Office of
the Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Company and will accept a position as
shipping clerk at the Chicago Brass
Mills.
Easter .bonnets are now the princi-
II Of To
the city. Several of the stores have
made elaborate displays and the poor
man Ia the case is counting his
change.
The spring term of the College of
Commerce begins next Monday. New
classes will be organized in all
branches. Special rates will be given
those taking up either the Business or
the Shorthand course at that time.
County superintendent Griffith, of
Wi1mot, was in town today lining up
the Kenosha teachers for the coming
meeting at Racine. The Superintend-
ent says that the meeting will be the
greatest one ever held in Wisconsin.
From the looks Of returns from all
parts of the state it seems that Keno
sha was doing about as we'll as any of
them to get off with 80. 1t was a
Democratic year a11round and in some
places the ma jorities were tremendous.
Daniel Abesser, Chief of the Racine
Fire Department, has resigned his po
sition. He has been a member of the
department for nearly fifty years and
had held the office of Chief Engineer
for twenty-five years. The resigna-
ton will take effect June list.
The Alpha Poultry farm out in
Pleasant Prairie is rapidly gaining
something of a reputation. The man
ager reports that several hundred
chickens are now ready for the mar
ket. The business of the farm is
largely with the Chicago hotels.
Barry Bros, the new lake transpor-
tation company, will place boat in
service between Mi1wa111xe2 and Chi