The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-06-21

The tSweet Girl Graduate" is now
the ruling deity of the hour.
Miss Rose Jacobs, of Chicago, spent
Monday with friends in this city.
Bishop Nicholson has gone abroad
to witness the production of Passion
Play.
w. r. Rogers, Of Chicago, spent
Monday evening with Kenosha
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. De1os West, of Racine
are spending week with friends in
Kenosha.
Peter Fisher, Jr., is home from Cor
nell University to spend the summer
vacation.
w. F. Cook was arrested by officer
John Orth Monday night on a charge
Of intoxication.
This is the last week of work in the
city schools and the time is being given
over to examinations.
Attorney Wallace Ingalls,, of Ra-
cine, was transacting legal business
in Kenosha Monday evening.
Frank Pato1ska has returned from
Chicago and will have charge of the
services of the Gospel Mission.
After all it might have been just as
well to allow the Haynes-C1ausen
ordinance to come to a vote of the
Council.
The business of the Electric Light
and Heating company is now being
transacted from the Office of the Gas
company
William O'Brien has been awarded
the contract for sprink1ing Den1ing
street and Durkee avenue. The price
per foot is eight cents.
Mrs. John G. Enge1hardt, president
of the local w. r. c., has gone to
West Superior to attend the annual
convention of the Corps.
Did you see the large color picture Of
Mckinley which the Judge" people
sent out last week? This Office has
the same picture for sale at 10c. apiece.
Capt. B. G. Cameron has presented
| Col. E. G.. Timme with a cane which
has considera bic historic value. The
cane is made of a portion of the deck
of the old schooner c. l. Hutchinson,
which was found in the local harbor.
Will we celebrate the Fourth? That
is the burning question that is agitat-
ing the minds of our people today.
This is Kenosha's year to celebrate
and independence day should not be
forgotten in the general calendar for
the year.
The German Lutheran church ce1e-
brated the fiftieth anniversary of the
founding of the Wisconsin Synod Sun
day. Special services were held at the
church in the morning and evening.
During the afternoon service for the
children was held.
Oscar Kunitz, who left Appleton re-
Gently for a bicycle tour of Europe,
was robbed of all his money in hotel
in New York. He te1egraphed his
misfortune to friends at home, and his
father wired enough money so the
young man could carry out his trip as
planned.
The Arion Quartette, consisting of
Messrs. Patchen and Truax, of this
city, and Messrs. Anderson and Ship
pee, of Harvard, ILL.,, sang at the Com
mencement exercises at Wa1worth on
Saturday. evening, and at the Wood
| 1oIo.. I'D
day afternoon.
A young lady living West of the
city was the recipient of an invitation
to the. graduation exercises and upon
opening. the missive was astounded to
find eight cards enclosed. This could
hardly be called unlimited nerve, be-
cause it was limited - to eight. But
it is a little bit "nervy'' just the same.
The case of Anna NJ. Rogers VS.. the
City of Kenosha was argued before
Judge Fish in Racine today, the City
making an argument for a new trial
The argument was denied and the
| plaintiff will now be permitted to com
plete Judgment. The case will not
be allowed to- be dropped as the city
have arranged to haveit carried to the
higher courts.
The question now arises as to who is
to reimburse John Ringho1d for the
part he played in the little joke about
the attempted train wrecking. Ring
hold was employed at Winthrop Har-
Dor by the United States government,
and thanks to a jail confinement he
has lost his position. He went to Chi
cago today to secure the advice of a
lawyer to see if it was possible for him
to recover anything from the city OF
any of it's officials. If he can he will
bring suit at once.
The William Owen company enter
tanned a large audience at the Rhode
Opera House last evening with pro
duction of Romeo and Juliet as q
complimentary benefit to Mr.. Owen
The play was put on in very pretty