The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-06-14

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j. w. Mol, of Milwaukee, was a
Kenosha visitor Monday evening.
Elmer Gethen of Pleasant Prairie,
visited friends in Kenosha Monday.
DR.. Hanstein and Fred Mi11igan
spent Monday evening with friends in
Racine.
Dan Head will leave Friday for
Utica, N. Y, to accept position in
that city.
A. Ho1derness, of Have1ock, Neb., is
spending few days with his brother;
Thomas Ho1derness.
Calvert Spens1ey, of Mineral Point,
was in Kenosha attending Kemper
Hall Commencement.
Invitations have been issued for the
annual reception to be given by the
senior class of the High school June 25.
Mrs. VS.. Forrest, of Chicago, is
spending a few days in this city with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Kim
! ball.
Messrs. Joseph Roe11 and Mat Offer
mann, of Fairabau1t, Mimi, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Boyer
and family.
The Wisconsin Telephone company
in Kenosha is making rapid strides.
They are now averaging three new
phones day.
The Old Settlers Club offers purse
of FIVE dollars to the winning team in
baseball contest on the Fourth at
Paddock's Lake.
The case of Lillian Seery VS.. George
Leet will be taken to Ashland for
trial. The date for the hearing of the
case has not as yet been set.
DR.. Murphy returned to Kenosha
Monday evening, and is making ar
engagements to remove his family to
Michigan, where he will practice nedi-
cine.
There are two bicycles with danger
Gus looking guns attached, at the
police office. The owner can probably
have them by calling and proving
property.
The Northwestern Railway company
have announced rate of thirty cents
for the round trip from Kenosha to
Racine for the old settlers reunion on
June 21st.
The boy.orator, Munson Paddock,
will render patriotic defamation on
the occasion of the celebration of July
fourth at Paddock's Lake by the Old
Settlers Club.
Now that the people have expressed
an opinion on the railway question it
would be just as well that some one
asked the aldermen how they are going
to vote on the question.
John Heating was arrested Monday
evening by officer Jos. Ortiz on
charge of intoxication. We might add
that this was not John Heating, the
we'll known Main street saloon keeper.
The funeral of Mrs, Anna Pofah1
was held this afternoon at the late
residence of the deceased on Pleasant
street. The services were conducted
by Rev. H. S. Rob1ee. The remains
were inferred in the city cemetery.
The funeral of Rosie thinner was
held from ST. Georges church on Sun
day afternoon. The funeral was large
1y attended, many of the little friends
of the little girl being present, The
remains were inferred in St, George
cemetery
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ryan and fam
family and Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas
and family, who were called to Keno
sha to attend the funeral of the late
John Thomas, returned to their homes
in Chicago this morning.
The Danish Brotherho Cd are arrang-
ing for a great celebration of the 4th
Of July on Washington island. One of
the managers reported today that Sem
ator Quar1es, of Milwaukee, and Mayor
Carter Harrison, of Chicago, have
already promised to be present and
make addresses. An effort is being
made to have Eugene V. Debs and
| Congressman Cooper among the long
list of speakers. Danish societies will
be present from all parts of the coun-
try.
Judge Fish called the Kenosha law
yers to time this morning on account
of the manner ia which they were fl
ing papers in actions in the Circuit
court The law provides that the
papers shall be fled at the clerks Office
and left there until the case has been
decided in court. The Kenosha attor-
neys have been fling the papers and
then taking them away, in order touse
them in making up their cases. This
fault resulted in one case being thrown
out of Court this morning.
Theodore Ratke, who is employed as
baker in the Pofah1 bakery, is suffer
ing from a number Of wounds received
by being bitten by dog owned by
| Joe Loef. Ratke found the dog fight