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


/ Real estate in Kenosha promises to
boom within the next few months.
James Keh1or has gone to Chicago
to make his home during the winter.
Racine is having trouble with her
firemen. One driver has been laid off.
l. The Northwestern Railway will sell
/ half rate tickets to Chicago next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Attschey, of
| New York, spent Monday in Kenosna.
The weather man promises a cold
winter. Mr.. Hicks, of Kansas City,
also agrees.
The work of the repair of the court
house is scheduled to begin about the
first of May.
| A portion of the stock Of A. L. Mel
man has been turned over to Cohn &
Co., of Chicago.
Milton Petit is home from Chicago
University to spend Thanksgiving
with his mother.
A we'll known shoe salesman of this
city will be married to Racine lady
early in January.
The lake has settled down to normal
conditions again and navigation is
proceeding once more.
And still Kenosha people are wait
ing for the publication of the news
from the census bureau.
Mrs Frank S1ocum left Sunday for
the South. She will spend the winter
in the Ozark mountains.
Miss fora Abel, of Chicago, is here
to spend Thanksgiving with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Abel.
The divorce record has been broken
again. A ST. Louis man recently de-
cided over a hundred cases in a single
day.
The Park Whist club was pleasantly
entertained Monday evening by Mrs.
r. E. Mailer, at her home on Market
street.
The Indiana street sewer which has
been torn down by the heavy seas on
the lake, is to be replaced with a pipe
sewer.
Rev. Charles H. Mallory and family
were the guests of honor at dinner
given by the Misses Bond Monday
evening.
Miss Hortense Ho1brook has re-
turned to her home in Milwaukee after
a short visit with her cousin, Miss
Blanche Haze1ton.
A lady minstrel show is one of the
attractions for the holiday season in
Kenosha It will be for the benefit of
one of the churches.
It is reported that the divorce courts
will be asked to settle the matrimonial
difficulties of a we'll known Kenosha
cou pie in the near future.
Racine county is to have rural mail
delivery. If Kenosha county wants to
try the system just tell Congressman
Cooper and he will do the rest.
The usual rumor of the Goodrich
boats touching Kenosha is again 60
ing the rounds. There seems to be
the usual foundation for the report.
Has the Kenosha Business Mems
Association 1apsed into obscurity
or is it simply waiting for some
factory to come around and dig it up.
NJ. w. Denninger has resigned his
position in the Merchants and Saw
ings bank He will accept a position
with an insurance company in Chi
cago.
The marriage of Miss Edith Newell,
of this city, and Mr.. Chi1ds, of Bratt1e-
boro, VT, will occur at the home of
the brides mother on Prairie avenue,
on Dec. 31st.
The Young Ladies club gave Miss
Edna Farr a very pleasant surprise on
Monday afternoon, in honor Of her
birthday. A jolly time is reported by
those present. %o9cF
The application for pardon for
Leroy King has been taken under
Amusement by Gov. Scofe1d, but it
definitely decided.
) 1t is reported that the papers for the
, transfer of the Sterling plant will be
: filed the latter part of this week,
When the papers have been filed the
sale will be announced.
The BARRIERS of Kenosha are starting
movement for the organization of a
new association. It has been some
time since Kenosha has been bothered
: with the BARRIERS u Mon.
| The fight for the nomination of a
: Judge to succeed Judge Fish promises
: to be hot one, but there is every
} reason to believe that Judge Fish will
win out with votes to spare.
Kenosha has the distinction of being
one of the cities in Wisconsin in which
t legal hanging was conducted. The
: hanging took place in 1851 and is still
/: recalled by the older citizens.
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