The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-04-26


RenOsha, Wis.
B. B. Blake, of Racine, was a Keno
sha visitor Sunday.
Henry McKenna, of Chicago, spent
Sunday with Kenosha friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Ho1brook spent
Sunday with relatives in the town OF
Bristol.
Messrs. Peat and Brinkerhoff, of
Racine, spent Sunday with friends in
Kenosha.
E. o. Spi11man, formerly of the
Sterling factory, is visiting friends in
Kenosha.
The tug Golden" of Milwaukee,
has come to Kenosha to assist in the
harbor work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Webster, of
Chicago, spent Sunday with friends
and relatives in this city.
The Woman's Relief Corps gave a
very pleasant social and dance at Sim
mons hall Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hale are rejoicing
over the birth of new son. Here's
our best congratulations, Roy.
L. G. Bohmrich, of this city de-
livered an address at the Jefferson
club banquet in Racine Saturday even
ing.
The Waubun Colonization and I'M
provement company has opened an
office in the Benedict & Tarbe11 build
ing.
William Meredith has gone to Column
bus, Ohio, for weeks visit with rel
atives and to attend the marriage of a
sister. r
The Kenosha hardware dealers an
nounce the cheerful news that the
price of nails has been reduced a dollar
n key.
Officer O'Hare found a dinner pail
last Saturday evening. The owner
can have the same by calling at the
police office.
The Washington club give their
grand May party at Park City hall.
Tuesday evening, May LIST. Don't for,
get the date.
L. c. Bacon has rented the Barrows
farm in the town of Somers and will
4 take charge during the coming week
He intends to engage in truck garden
ingS
Edward Iserman met with bad &C
cident Sunday evening. He was going
upstairs at his home on Market street
when he fell and sustained serious in
juries.
The crusade for clean streets has
been extended to the alleys and the
Chief of Police has ordered all citizens
to clean up the alleys adjoining their
property.
The old story of the 'b1ind Pig in
Pleasant Prairie, is again going the
rounds. The officers have carefully
investigated the story and report that
there is no truth in it.
Oliver D. Peck has filed suit in the
Circuit court for a divorce from his
wife, Emily @. Peck. He alleges de-
sertion. The plaintiff in the suit is
represented by B. o. Sturgis.
The uDavy Clay Ballast Co. has an
Underwood typewriter in their Main
street office, and Bert Foster is operat-
ing same with great deal of delight.
He says it is the best he ever saw.
The Dania Society entertained their
friends at a very pleasant entertain
ment and dancing party at Central
Music hall on Saturday evening. A
large crowd were in attendance and all
report very pleasant time.
Now that the opening up Of old sores
has arrived again, one of the members
of last years Fourth of July com mittee
has demanded a report from the com
1nittee. He hints that some of the
money went into the many Golfers.
The "Spring Chicken" company, E;
collection of clever vaudeville artists
entertained a fair audience at the
Rhode opera house last evening. Many
of the people of the company are well
known stars and the show should hav,
received a better patronage.
The attraction at the Rhode opera
house next Sunday evening is al
elaborate scenic production of tina
great popular success, "Quo Vadis,
the beautiful story of the dawn o
Christianity and the downfall O.
Paganism. Seats are now on sale a
the usual place.
One of our police got a punch in TIL
head Sunday night from man he hac
in charge. OF course the blow wa
aimed at another fellow, but hit TIL
policeman who had the guilty man il
charge. Nothing was done about i
''and still we wonder at crime TIL,
principals were Officer Jos. Newhoust
and Lampkins, the colored pugi1ist.