The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-10-11
E. C. Avery, of Chicago, was Ke

E. c. Avery, of Chicago, was a Ke-
nosha visitor today.
Even the boats in the harbor are
flying the Mckinley banner.
The High school Literary societies
have been organized for the year.
The County Board meets for regular
session the Ind Tuesday in November.
Three new residences are being
erected on. Prairie avenue west of the
railroad.
Miss Laura Cosgrave goes to Madi-
son Saturday to enter the State Uni
versity for the year.
Col. and Mrs. w. J. Dever, of Mil
waukeee, spent Monday evening with
Kenosha friends and relatives.
The Deering Harvester company has
gang of expert mechanics at work in
the county testing machines made by
the company.
tits the duty of every man in the
city to register, in order to be allowed
to vote at the coming election. The.
polls are still open.
A party was given Tuesday evening
at the home of Miss Mamie Eddy on
Pearl street. About a. dozen girls
were present but no boys. Why?
Howard Robinson gave very inter
esting talk Tuesday 10. the pupils Of
the High school 'on his trip to. the
K1ondike, describing also. the Nome
region.
Charles G.. The1een was called to.
Milwaukee Tuesday by the New York
Life Insurance company and has
accepted position from them to work
this district. 4o.I 80
Mrs. G. H. White and her brother,
II. B. Worth, of Cleveland, Ohio, who
is visiting in this city, spent Tuesday
in Milwaukee calling on Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ho1derness. - 81
Charles Ernst, the grocer, notifies u.s.
that he didn't engage in a fight dn3
Sunday evening. Glad to hear it,
Charley, but there probably another
Charles Ernst in town.
All persons having ordered plants,
shrubs or trees from Luke Bros. Muir
sery company will please be ready to
pay for same upon delivery in the near
future. John M. Conrad, collector
Four coach 1o9 dis of German Metho-
dists from Kenosha went out to Bristol
Tuesday evening to attend a social
given at the church IN that village.
Those who went report very pleasant
time. <@r@ ~~ ~~ Gsa
It has been definitely settled that
Congressman Cooper will speak in
Kenosha on Oct. 22nd. Senator White
head, who was to have been heard here
on that date, will be here later in the
campaign.
The new Farmers Telephone COM
pany announce that they will begin
their work of construction in Wal
worth county at once. The lines in
Kenosha county will be built during
the early spring.
The Barry Bros. steamer, Getty of
0AduO NdPAOS 10 OdCh Ou A1C1 Ley Lt4d1
run, after having been fixed up for the
winter service, and will continue rum
ming between Chicago and Kenosha
every day except Sunday, arriving at
3 p. m. and leaving at p. m. sr..
A sociab1e will be given in the par
1ors of the, Congregational church on
Thursday evening, Oct. II, under the
auspices of the Woman's Aid society.
Supper served at $50. The hostesses
are Mesdames G. w. Allen, Belle
Leach, and the Misses Allen and
Ericsson. All are cordially invited. oil.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the American Bicycle
company, held in New York Tuesday,
the treasurer, A. L. Garford, reported
a net profit of $6O5, $40. II for the year
ended July 81, the first year of the
company's existence. The net assets
are given as $11, 968, 495 and the plant
investment, allowing 81, Jos, Ot5.28 for
depreciation, as $3O,O0O,OOO. The old
board of directors was reelected. The
announcement was made that the
American Bicycle company was carry
ing on experiments with a view to
taking up the manufacture of motor
vehicles on large scale. i