The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-04-12

A party of emigrants passed through
the city yesterday enronte for Chicago.
Mai1carrier L. E. De Diemar is on
the sick list and Substitute Newbury is
in his place.
Patrick Ki1bane and VIM. Norman,
of Waukegan, visited friends in this
city Sunday.
The Washington Club give May
party at Park City hall Tuesday even
ing, May LIST.
Brownie Van Gasbecl1 now pre-
sides over the bar at the Nonparei1
sample room.
DR.. w. J. Petrie spent Sunday in
this city. He expects to come here to
reside in May.
Contractor Galloway has sent the
Wolverine to Manistee for timber for
the new docks.
DR.. A. o. Teidt, of Salem, stopped
off here Monday on his way from Chi
cago to Milwaukee.
Up at Manawa, Wis, thev had it 90
degrees in the shade last Saturday. A
pretty hot town that.
w. L. Ut1ey, late of Racine, now
running a paper in Derry, N. H, has
been arrested for criminal libel.
Lewis Williams has moved his bar
Der shop from the Bendt building over
the Union saloon, $50 Main St.
The Racine Council will consider the
proposition of paying the aldermen
$500 per year aud the mayor $500.
A large class of the young ladies at
Kemper hall was confirmed by Bishop
Nicholson on Saturday afternoon.
Don't forget to plant your garden
this spring when the moon is growing
larger; then the garden will grow
larger.
Don't forget that the Tanners and
Curriers' Union give a grand Easter
bali at Columbia hall Monday evening, |
April 10th.
An old Roman coin has just been
found at New G1arus, Wis, which was
coined 100 B. c. The finder sold the
piece for 10 cents.
Kenosha has more idle men on it's
streets today than has ever been known
in it's history. Open up the factories
and give these men work.
And now the woodwork in the post
Office is being cleaned and will be re-
vanished. Postmaster Frantz is
bound to have things nice. !
Professor Frank Goven, of Wi1mot,
Wis, principal of the public schools
of Wi1mot district, was in Kenosha
Saturday calling on friends.
Tickets were given out Sunday for
an entertainment to be given by the
Young Ladies' society of ST. Georges
church, to take place April Doth.
The dance and supper given by the
w. r. G. at Simmons Hall Saturday |
evening was largely attended and a
splendid time is reported by all.
The regular weekly card party given
by the Trades & Labor Council at their
hall saturday evening was largely |
attended and all report jolly time.
There are 10000 Firms going to
leave their country the coming season. |
Kenosha has some Fin1anders now and |
ought to get some of the above number.
U. S. Harbor Inspector J. L. Ca11ard
took soundings in the harbor Saturday
afternoon and found sixteen and sew
enteen feet of water between the piers.
Byrne Bros. Eight Bells Co. drew
a crowded house at the Rhode Sunday
night. The play was as bright and
breezy as ever and gave good satisfac-
ton.
The April number of the Kemper
Hall Kodak is being issued from the
presses of this Office. It is to be the
finest edition of that little magazine
that has ever been issued.
On Saturday at a meeting at Racine
Principal E. C. Wiswa11 was appointed
president of the Southeastern Dec1ama-
ton League and Principal A. F. Law
ton, of Union Grove, vice-president.
The 1850 Northwestern north bound
passenger train met with an accident
at Zion Friday night. The tire on one
of the drive wheels came off and dis
ab1ed the locomotive. A freight en-
CINE pulled the train in here at a. m.
Albert Gitz1af, of Paris, Kenosha
county, was arrested on a charge of
bastardy, upon complaint of Miss
Harriet Robertson, of the same town.
The principals are 10 and II years old.
He was bound over until the Circuit
court.
Racine merchants are making big
howl over early closing. The clerks
forced them to close the year around at
9 p. m. except Monday and Saturday
and now the union factory men are
kicking because the only stores open
after p. m. are the saloons. Trouble,
trouble everywhere.