The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-11-29

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Turkey and duck shoots were quite
the rage Sunday.
County Clerk Crosby is busy getting
out his list of county orders.
Farmers north of the city are COM
planning of cabbage thieves.
Griffin Mcclellan, of Racine, spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Only three candidates. have filed
their accounts of election expenses.
Judge Fish comes to Kenosha Fri
day for a special term of the Circuit
court.
Racine County pays $4,000 a year
for the expenses and salary of her
sheriff.
Robert Holderness left Sunday for
Omaha on a business trip for the Balm
wagon works.
Kenosha county hunters seem to
favor the proposition of having an
open spring season.
The people of Kenosha have lots of
Things TO DC LII. Wy
might be further in debt.
The boys and girls of the city are
c1amoring for skating rink. What's
the matter with Balm park?
The reading room at the Simmons
library grows more popular as the
long winter evenings approach.
The suburban cars on the M. r. &
K. electric railway will be connected
with the Racine Office by telephone
lines.
The Seniors and Juniors Of the High
school will play a game of Basket ball
at Central Music hall Friday after
noon.
The Racine County Board has raised
the valuation of Racine property
S275, 900. Of, course the Racineites are
kicking.
Miss Helen Gould has sent $4,000
worth of gifts to the American soldiers
in the PHILIPPINES. They will reach
their destination in time for Christmas.
Domestic troubles were rampant on
the West side Sunday night. No ar
rests have been made as yet, but full
report of the trouble will be given
later.
That case of the state medical exam
tners against DR.. Paul Ma1mstrom
seems to have fallen through. 1t is
still subject to call on the court'calen-
dar.
A man living near the lake, where
dumping is prohibited, was seen to
take either a basket of rubbish or his
weeks washing and dump it in the
| lake.
The storm Saturday night did a
great deal of damage to telephone and
telegraph lines. Crossed wires and
short circuits we're reported in all parts
of the city.
A musical and literary program Will
be rendered at the social given at ST.
James school hall Friday evening,
Nov 80. A cordial invitation is eX-
tended to all.
George Vo1tz, of Pleasant Prairie,
entertained a number of Kenosha
friends at venison dinner Saturday
evening. A jolly time is reported by
those attending.
What has become of that factory
that the Arnold Engine company
threatened to erect in Kenosha. The
matter is still in the hands of the
Business Mems association.
The remode1ing of the Court House
has been left in the hands of Supervis-
ors Charles and Bishop and County
Agent Gonnermann. The work on the
plans will be started at once.
! The w. r. c. gave turkey dinner
and social at Simmons Hall Saturday
evening. A large crowd spent pleas
! ant time with the ladies. The evening
ended with an informal dance.
Racine papers are making an effort
to find out which one can say the
meanest things about the other. Now,
brothers, quit it, and give your time to
making your community better.
State Superintendent Harvey wants
the state Legislature to0make the office
of County Superintendent an appoint
i've office. The plan may be a good
one, but it does appear to give good
deal of power to the State Superinten-
dent.
Within the past few months Keno
sha has begun to regain some of her
pristine glory as a marriage center.
The workings of the True marriage
law are getting the worst of the deal
and the number of crush order' we'd
dings is increasing daily. When the
Chicago people become accustomed to
the workings of the law, Kenosha will
have another chapter as a marrying
center.
At Milwaukee yesterday President
Cowdery, of the Kenosha Gas com
pany, made the following statement
cat Kenosha since we took hold in the