The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-05-24

Hansen's Undertaking par1ors are
being reprinted.
Louis Sho1es, of Milwaukee, called
on Kenosha friends Monday evening.
G. B. Villas, the Milwaukee joker,
now has II dogs. All of them are for
sale.
Miss Eta Kinds has gone to Belvi-
dere, III, to accept a position as stem
ographer.
Yes thank you, the streets are look
ing better, but there is still room for
improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harris, of Mil
waukee, spent Monday evening with
friends in this city.
The United States government has
appropriated $50, 900 for a new survey
of the Great lakes.
What is needed in Kenosna today is
several good houses that can be rented
at reasonable rates.
The latest addition to the equipment
of the police office is rogues gallery.
AS yet it contains no Kenosha pic
lures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Maegard are
rejoicing over the birth of a new
eleven pound boy. Well here's smok-
ing his health Charlie.
The work Of the Y. M. c. A. building
is progressing very rapidly and the
contractors now hope to have it under
cover by the Fourth of July.
1t is reported that scandal is brew
ing in the quiet confines of the village
of Silver Lake. AS yet the matter has
not been brought in the courts.
Down at the Northwestern Univer-
sity at Evanston, the students are
simply fighting to get into newspaper
business. Foolish boys; cut it out.
The Knickerbocker Ice company
have just completed new ice house on
Pearl street, which is the largest ever
erected in the city. It has capacity
of three carloads of ice.
Contractors are again figuring on a
plan to lay out Jacobs island as a
summer resort. The island is one of
the prettiest spots on the Lake shore,
and should be improved.
The office is in receipt Of "Baby's
First Adventure, beautiful picture
recently issued by the Pabst Brewing
company. We extend thanks to Fred
Gottfredsen, the local agent, for the
favor.
Bishop John H. Vincent occupied
the pulpit of the Park Avenue M. E.
church Sunday morning and evening.
He was greeted with large crowds at
both services and delivered two very
eloquent addresses.
Commodore Morgan has purchased a
large stock farm near Beloit. It is re-
ported that the purchase price was
S185, OOO The Commodore was .nego-
tiating for a farm near this city, but
the deal fell through.
Deacon Dodge says that if Kid
O'Brien,i of Racine, really wants to
fight he is ready to meet him at any
time. The only condition which the
Deacon lays down is that the fight be
pulled off somewhere beside Kenosha.
Michael Harkin, the real estate dealer,
has brought a suit against William
Enge1 to collect money alleged to be
due him for commissions in d recent
sale of one of the Enge4 buildings on
Main street. The amount in dispute
is about $50.
It has been definitely decided that
the officers of this county will not make
any effort to return DR.. P. 0. Stone
braker from Iowa to this county for
trial. The warrant against him how
ever will not be quashed and will be
held for service if he should ever return.
The city needs the money and for
this reason the railway company that
gets franchise in Kenosha should be
to put up a cash bonus. The
clerk figures deficit of over $4,000 on
Dec. LIST and a good bonus from rail
way company would come in inst at
the right time.
The costs in the old Randall and
Wheat1and road cases have'been footed
up and are as follows: Against the
town of Randall, 1898; against the
town Of Wheat1and, S57. 1t will be
remembered that the Randall case was
appealed to the Supreme Court and on
this account the costs were consider
ably increased.
Senator John NJ. Whitehead, of
Evansville, was at Madison Monday
and in a speech he announced that he
was certain of nomination for COVER
nor at the coming State convention.
Well, we hope he is right. If the
News can say the word the GAINESVILLE
man is the candidate.
Manager Joe Rhode, of the opera
house, deserves special mention for
distinguished services for the EVENING
News. Monday afternoon, at great
peril to himself, he climbed the slender