The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-04-25
SHORT ITEMS.

itor Wednesday.
f. Southern, of Los Angeles, Cal, is
visiting with friends in Kenosha.
]. A. Brown, of Chicago, transacted
business here Wednesday evening.
Miss Clara Runke1, Of Wi1mot, is
spending a few days with her sister.
III. Lancaster, of Milwaukee, was
a Kenosha visitor Wednesday evening.
Spring gardening is at a standstill
until after the returning winter is
over.
George Beache1 has gone to Apple
ton for a short visit with his brother,
Bur Beachel.>
Stainsiaus Wenckus and Dumiceli
Audrukaiciki, both of Kenosha, are
licensed to wed.
A new fish and game bill is to be
passed at the present session of the
state Legislature.
Hugh Doherty, of Pleasant Prairie,
has been licensed to wed Catherine
Cuunaue, of this city.
Father Petit, of Salisbury, Wis,
spent Wednesday evening in Kenosha
as the guest of Father Malone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wright, of West
Superior, Wis, are spending a few
days with friends and relatives in Ke-
u0sha.
Mrs. Elmer Clark and daughter,
Irene, of Chicago, are spending few
days with friends and relatives in Ke-
nOsha.
The ladies of St. Matthew's parish
are preparing farce, GA Gentle Jury"
to be given at the Guild Hall, Thurs
day evening, April Is.
Edward c. Frank, of Silver Lake,
Wis, and Miss Edna r. Foster, Of
Salem, were united in marriage at
Fond du Lac on Apri1 18th.
The Social Review is the name of
new society paper recen 1y started in
Milwaukee. The paper will cover
social events in the entire state.
The police have been asked to search
for Charles P. Warner, painter, mis-
sing from Aurora, Ill. It is thought
possible that Warner is in Kenosha.
The recent edict of the sheriff
against "hobos" has had it's effect and
not a single one of the wanderers ap-
piled for shelter at the county Jail last
evening.
The ladies of the w. r. c. gave an
other of their popular socia1s Friday
night. A large crowd was in attend
.ance and enjoyed the fine program and
dancing.
The Kenosha mail carriers may wear
shirt waists during the coming SUM
n1er as d recent order from the post
Office department at Washington
grants permission for this action.
Mrs. Matilda spiegelhof, wife of
Henry Spiegelhoff. died in Milwaukee
last Sunday. The deceased was born
IN the town of Wheat1and and resided
in Kenosha county for many years.
Tire annual spring meeting of the
milwaukee, Presbytery was held in Ra-
cine Wednesday afternoon. No action
was taken toward assisting the Keno
sha society in their effort to build
church.
On old soldier from the home in Mil
yankee dropped into Kenosha last
might. He imbibed a little too freely
and and was forced to spend the nigh
at the station. He was released this
morning and sent to Milwaukee.
The roads of Pleasant Prairie are at
last being repaired and they are being
placed in such splendid condition that
the other towns in the county will
have to organize good roads societies
to keep pace with the improvement.
Charles T. Darlington, former res
ident of Kenosha, and Miss Elizabet
Fishback, of Crawford svi1le, Indiana,
were united in marriage Tuesday af-
fernoon at the home of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Darlington will
make their home in Chicago where the
groom is now employed.
The committee on buildings and
water works are considering plans to
do away with the troubles of the city
hall basement. The plan is to raise
the floor of the basement foot and a
half and put in new sewer. 1t might
be just as we'll to refer this basement
to the State Fish commissioner who
could utilize the basement as an ad-
iunct of the state fish hatchery.
That plan of the Metal Po1ishers 10
prevent women from working in the
factories doesn't seem to meet with
the approval of the girls employed in
the Kenosha factories. The Kenosha
girls are independent and declare that
they will remain in the factories until
they are able to pick their husbands
without assistance of the polishers.
o. J. Foster, the we'll known furni-
4ure dealer of Silver Lake, who has
been in business in Kenosha county