The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-01-18
LOCAL NE VS. NOTES
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Aid. Preddis is building two new
houses on Ashland avenue.
The work on the Moder & Shearer
docks is being pushed to completion.
w. TI. Price, of Flint, Mich, was a,
Keuosha visitor Wednesday evening.
Dowie's latest scheme is to locate
lace mill at the new Zion south of
this city.
E. w. Roberts, of Woodworth, was
calling on Kenosha friends Wednesday
afternoon.
"a jeint debate is being arran, ed be-
tween the two literary societies at the
High School.
Miss Bessie Wells, who has been i'll
for several months, has resumed work
AN the High school.
Prospective candidates for Mayor
are beginning to try their wings. It's
the same old gang.
Misses Mary and Ada Williamson, of
V% Whitewater, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Pauline Grady.
fLkC &A1AGu CIAO1I Oh ~
church are preparing to give a grand
concert in the near future.
Another new church building is in
prospect-for thisscity. 1t will be of the
Presbyterian denomination.
ut is reported that Mrs. Sarah Rob
>arts, recently arrested on a charge of
.~-stop1ifting, is a resident of Racine.
Miss Nettie Walker has returned to
her home in Racine after a short visit
with friends and relatives in this city.
adr. and Mrs. William Tom1ins, of
Chicago, spent Wednesday evening
with friends and relatives in this city.
Dan Cox has gone to Highwood, ILL.,,
ITO take charge of the mason work on
Large hotel being constructed in that
village,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Frazer left
this morning for West Baden Springs,
Indiana, to spend the remainder of the
aHinter.
a marriage license has been issued
for the marriage of Fred Harms of
Rockford, ILL.,, and Miss Anna New
-41auser of Burlington.
Lighthouse Keeper DeDiemar and
DANES Claire report that flock of wild
geese and a water rail were seen in the
aleighborhood of Kenosha this morn
ing.
The little folks love DIR. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup. Pleasant to
take; perfectly harmless; positive
aeure for coughs, colds, bronchitis,
asthma. dwj13
Since the 1st of January the Chicago
~IIfnes-Hera1d has been on the tables of
sEhe Public Library for public use. 1t
is a gift to the library from the
publishers.
Miss Ella Hayes entertained a num-
&aer of friends last evening at her home
%0u Dayton street in honor of her sew
>enteenth birthday. About thirty were
29uesent and the evening was spent
midnight a dainty luncheon was
SERVED.
I,he New Home Sewing Machine is
eche .9s11y machine made with double
feed. Strictly high grade. We have
other machines which are cheaper.
5yiH furnish ''Western" drop head
&er $1,000. Ten years guarantee. Call
and examine these machines at Gott-
GEr edsef S Jewe1ry Store. DIV
The order denying the motion for a
szaew trial in the case of A. E. Buck
zauaster as administrator of the estate
of Ralph Tabor VS.. The Chicago and
Northwestern Railway Company was
filed with the clerk of the court this
auorning. The case will at once be
2Eakeu to the supreme court.
DIT is reported that the next meet of
9a1na Wisconsin L. A. w. will be held at
milwaukee,. 1t is to be hoped that the
meet will be taken to some city that is
willseg to raise funds enough to carry
'55t to a successful conclusion. The
x-Isders of Wisconsin would be very
tznnch opposed to another GAINESVILLE
* asco.
Eo15a Morrison James, who appeared
gSu tssis city short time ago as one of
r<tt1e leaders of the play ''Mr. Plaster of
Paris, was acquitted of murder at
Chattanooga, Tenn, yesterday after
zoou- She made long speech to the
jury IN which she announced her in
teution to take the platform and de-
Eslver a lecture on the subject "The
@l3fher Side of the STAGE
The County Board are anxious to
dispose Of the Court House to the city,
20 be used as city building. The un-
slightly building could be purchased at
q Bargain. 1t cost the county over
1000, but some of the supervisors
arzzlm that if the city really wants it, it