The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-06-21

Racine is TO nave an 1nde pendent
telephone line.
| D. c. Lloyd has opened a law office
in the Meyers block.
The coa1er Tempest Of Buffalo is
anchored in the local harbor.
The schooner 'sOttawa" came in
Tuesday with load of tan bark.
Henry Litzenberger and Miss Mary
Gore, of Paris, have been licensed to
wed.
w. A. Rogers, of Milwaukee, spent
Tuesday evening with friends in
Kenosha.
Miss Calixta English is home from
the State University to spend the long
vacation.
Charles CARLSON is building new
home on his farm in the town of
Pleasant Prairie.
Miss Ambrose McKune has returned
home from Denver, where she has been
living for the past four years.
Valois Butler, one of the early school
teachers was in this city Tuesday
calling on his former school friends.
Miss Ella Hardcast1e, of Carro11ton,
Ill, is spending a few days in Keno
sha as the guest of Miss Bessie Hurd.
Commencement has been made on
six cottages for the Powder mill.
Paul Pabst, of this city. has the con-
tract.
AT the Kenosha Whist Club Tuesday
evening the high scores were made by
Eiche1man and Fisher and Hale and
Tarbe11.
DR.. F. E. Stevens, of Bristol, will go
to Milwaukee next week to attend the
meeting of the Wisconsin State Medi-
cal Society.
All the Kenosha census enumerators,
save one have completed their work
the count will be completed by the
close of the week.
General Joe Wheeler has been APP
pointed to have command of the lakes
in place of General Otis. He will
make his headquarters in Chicago.
Mrs. G. H. Ripley and Miss Jennie
Fellows will leave next week for trip
on the continent. Before they return
they will attend the Paris exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Runk1e, of
Wheat1and passed through the city
this morning enroute for Milwaukee
for an extended visit with friends and
relatives.
Ho11ister and Meers this morning
sold their property at the corner Of
Ridge street and Prairie avenue to
Mrs. Mary Epp1er, wife of Victor Ep-
pier. The consideration was S4, 1000.
The annual meeting of the Old Set
tiers of Racine will be held in Racine
tomorrow. The railways have made
special rates for the Kenosha crowd,
and several hundred people from this
city will attend.
Mr.. Wolf, representing the Chicago
American which will be issued for the
first time on July End, was in Kenosha
today looking after the interests of the
newspaper. It. will be an evening
paper with a Sunday issue.
The old story of the Wisconsin Cen
trail building a terminus to Kenosha is
again being revived. The Wisconsin
| Central should understand that Keno
sha is already a railway center even if
the majority of the roads are "Hot
Air" roads.
At Sch1itz's Hall, Kenosha, June %,
Billy Longda1e of this city will meet
| Deacon Dodge of Kenosha in a ten
round fight. Kid O'Brien has been
matched to fight Billy Green of Keno
sho, and Frank Watt1es of this city
| will meet Jim Marshal of Southport.
The latter two bouts will be six rounds
each. -Racine Times. sr
Heiss Court No. $50, c. o. f., will
give an instrumental, vocal and dra-
matte entertainment at ST. Georges
hall, next Monday evening, June 18th.
A good program will be presented and
the Foresters are assured of as.packed
house. Tickets for sale by members
of the Court; reserved seats at N j.
Werner's, 157 Milwaukee ave.
| JOhn GuStdtSon, IN charge OF the
mechanical department of the Keno
sha Water Company, is securing a
valuable collection of relics from the
underground trenches. of the water
company A short time ago he dug
up on the North side some bones
which are supposed to be the relics of
some prehistoric animal. They have
been placed in the custody of City
Clerk Jacob.
DR.. Eastman, of Pleasant Prairie,
who has charge of Charles Dabbs, who
was SO seriously injured on Monday,
the 18th inst, by being kicked by a
horse, reports the patient resting
quietly although there is no certainty
as to the boys recovery. He being
the only son of VIM. Dabbs the case is
sad one, but it is hoped that Charles
will soon be out of danger, and on the
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