The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-12-13

Real estate in Kenosha seems to be
taking boom.
The pool table at the Whist club is
being put in first class condition.
E. B. Be1den, of Racine, spent Fri
day evening with Kenosha friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Nelson, of Racine,
spent Thursday with friends in Keno
sha.
A large crowd attended the social
and sale at the Congregational church
Thursday.
It is reported that G. r. Mcdowell
will be candidate for county judge at
the spring election.
The police force should be increased
during the winter mouths. Too many
hobos to look after.
Jerre c, Murphy, of the Milwaukee
Sentinel, is to be the private secretary
of Governor La Toilette.
Kenosha needs a police ambulance.
Why don't some kind hearted citizen
present the city with one.
Four months more until the city
election. It's time the people were
getting out their candidates.
Howard Van Wyck, Of Milwaukee,
well known in Kenosha, reports that
he has retired from politics.
The last edition Of the Blue book of
Wisconsin contains a description of
the Gilbert M. Simmons library.
1t is reported that Mrs. Grace Smell
Coffin Walker has moved her residence
from Antioch, ILL.,, to Trevor, Wis.
The Chicago officials need a little
Christmas money and the basement
dives have to suffer a temporary loss.
1t is reported that two members of
the Chicago Yacht club have taken
options on property in the Kenosha
harbor.
Chief O'Hare has quit sleeping now
and says that if there are any burglars
in the city they must be landed behind
the bars.
The finance committee are at work
finding a way to spend a 5 per cent
levy in manner to cause the least
criticism.
The Brighton ditch case, which has
been hot1y contested for some time,
will come up in the circuit court in the
near future.
NEGLECTED colds make fat grave
Yar6s.'l DR.. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup helps men and women to hap
py. vigorous old age. dwd8
Any one knowing anything of the
whereabouts of John Barry will confer
favor on the family of the man by
reporting to the police.
1t is reported that a we'll known
young man of this city has written a
play which will shortly be given a
metropolitan production.
Several of the doctors of the city are
making an effort to revive the old hos
pita1 association. Kenosha needs
hospital and needs it bad.
]. B. Estabrook. formerly superin-
tendent of the Racine schools, has
been elected uperintendent of the
schools at Mt. Clement, Mich.
The Kenosha Masons have been in
vited to attend a celebration of Past
Masters night in Racine on Dec. IS.
The invitation will be accepted.
Yes, Kenosha still has a few gam
bling dens in operation, but the police
can see them. Perhaps the light is
too strong. The officer should have
glasses.
Bodily pain loses it's terror if you've
bottle of DR.. Thomas Electric Oil
in the house. Instant relief in cases
of burns, cuts, sprains, accidents of
any sort. dwd8
c. Um1and, an old Kenosha county
boy, now located at Fort Morgan, Cal,
reports that Colorado is enjoying pros
perity and that the Kenosha boys are
having their share of it.
Picture agents in the main are swim
dlers and the ones that are now can
vassing the city will need little look
ing after. 1t you want pictures pat
ronize your home dealers.
1t is reported that the buildings of
the Gottfredsen brewery on Milwaukee
avenue have been sold to Charles
Eaestner, of Chicago, and that they
will be converted into malt house.
A marriage license has been issued
for the marriage of William H. Nor
gan, the we11-known hardware mer-
chant of Wi1mot, and Miss Nellie
Kruckman, daughter of A. H. Kruck-
man, of Wi1mot.
John T. Foley, aged "A years, for
mer resident of Kenosha, died recently
in Milwaukee. The deceased had re-
moved from this city to Milwaukee
some seven years ago, He leaves a
wife and two children who will return
to Kenosha to reside.
John p. Kunze, the driver of the