The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-04-25
The golf links are becoming popular

The golf links are becoming popular
again.
Mrs. Robert Nicoll is visiting friends
in Chicago.
Mrs. F. w. Bowen spent Tuesday
with Chicago friends.
Supervisor Johh Engelhardt is re-
ported very seriously i'll.
Continued fair and warm is the
prediction of the weather man.
Miss Alice Balm is visiting Mrs. Geo.
Shields in Bristol for a few days.
Frank H O'Ma11ey was arrested last
night by Police Officer John Ortiz.
DR.. J. T. Hernsheim and Sheriff
Whitcher spent Tuesday at Antioch.
Jas. B. Young, of Milwaukee, spent
Tuesday evening with Kenosha friends.
Attorney Henry Wiesmann, of
Brighton, spent Tuesday with friends
in Kenosha.
Jettie Tul1ey has closed his Main
street billiard hall, but will reopen it
at the close of the summer season.
The streets of the city are getting in
very dusty condition, and arrange
merits should be made to have the
sprink1ing wagons started at once.
Mrs. A. M. Elliott, of Chicago, and
Mrs. H. S. Read, of Ludington, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Yu1e, have returned to their homes.
Congressman Cooper has sent us a
number of packages of Government
garden seeds to distribute. They will
be given to callers as long as they last.
Capt. Rickemann, of Racine, who
has been serving with the volunteers
in the Philippines, has asked to be APP
pointed to a place in the standing
army.
John Fitzgerald was arrested Tues
day night by Constable Washbish.
He had come to Kenosha from Mani
towoC, and started in to celebrate his
arrival.
ga Social Session. laughing farce
was presented at the Rhode opera
house Sunday evening. The play
drew crowded house and everyone
was well pleased.
From a glance at the new commit
tees on the School Board it is evident
that the six Republican members of
the Board will cut little CONCEALED
water during the year.
The Western Painter has sent to
Chief of Police Newhouse a check of
thirteen dollars to be turned over to
the family of Charles Hopkins the
missing Keaosha painter.
Five men applied for work on the
Kenosha Street Railway Company this
morning and the work started this af-
ternoon. The superintendent is ar
ranging to work force of 100 men if
they can be secured.
On Saturday evening, May 4th at s
O'Clock, the annual gymnastic exhibit
ton of the Y. M. c. A. will occur. An
interesting program of gymnasium
and athletic sports and games has been
arranged and the public is invited.
Well, it looks as if the conspiracy
won complete victory. w. L. Hack
ley was made chairman of the teachers
committee of the Board of Education
Tuesday night. It does look as if
John Williams was the missing link.
Wanted-Men to learn barber trade.
We teach the work in two months, do
nate tools, include board and pay $12
weekly when competent. Also give
opportunity of Saturday and Sunday
wages while learning. Our special
offer good until May 18th. Make ap-
p1ication by mail. Mo1er Barber Col
1ege, Chicago, III. w51
Miss Lester, president of the Krug
Sand company, announces that the
work of changing the bed of Pike river
under the direction of the company is
now completed and the plan has proved
entirely successful. The water in the
new channel is flowing with a good
current and the river has fallen several
feet since the new channel was opened.
Late Monday afternoon the police
received a telephone message advising
them to be on the lookout for small
man dressed in black clothes and wear
ing soft brown hat, who had stolen a
bicycle in Kenosha in broad daylight,
and mounting it had manageable e1ude
those who chased him several miles
north on the road to Racine. City
Marshal Baumstark and Officer George
were detailed to meet the fugitive upon
his expected arrival at Lakeside, but
he failed to show up.-Racine Journal.
ADVERTISED MAIL MATTER.