The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-03-28

N1d yOIs
Mrs. Mary Harris, of Joliet, is spend
ing the week with Kenosha friends.
Ladies of the Maccabees are plan
ming to give a dance the 18th of April.
One more meeting of the Council be-
fore election, and it will be a short
one.
Work on "The Dewey building on
Park street was started Tuesday after
noon.
If personal work counts John Gi11ett
will be elected Justice by large ma.
jority.
Quite storm prevailed on the lake
Tuesday night, but no accidents are
reported.
L. G. Bohmrich, of Milwaukee
transacted legal business in Kenosha
Tuesday.
It is reported that the Council will
be asked to pave East Wisconsin street
in the near future.
Judge S1osson is still in the county
looking after the Judicial election.
He reports progress.
Kenosha and Milwaukee bowlers
will meet at the Grant house alleys
next Saturday evening.
Vote the straight Republican ticket,
and the city is assured business ad-
ministration for year at least.
Another of those ''1ast kisses of
winter last night, and the weather man
is predicting more stormy weather.
Navigation will open week from
today. Several small boats have al
ready started on their usual routes.
A lake front park is 1ong-desired
improvement in Kenosha. Remember
this when you stamp your ballot next
Tuesday.
It is reported that the workmen at
the Simmons factory gave L. H.
Grover a purse, well filled, for a we'd
ding present. tg
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ferry enter
tanned friends at cards Tuesday night
at their home on Pleasant street. An
enjoyable time is reported by all pres
ent.
The "Western Painter has not as
yet found any trace of painter Hop
kins, who is missing from Kenosha.
The fund for the support of the family
is growing.
One of the finest programs ever rem
dered at social is that to be given at
the w. r. c. social and dance Satur-
day night. It appears on the front
page, read it.
County Clerk Crosby starts tomor-
row to deliver ballots for the Judi cia1
election. With the roads in their pres
ent condition it will take him several
days to make the trip.
A hobo, who had been stealing a
ride on freight car on the Northwest
ern road, fell from the car at the North
western station today. He was just
drunk enough to escape without in
jury.
Burglars looted boarding house at
Waukegan yesterday securing about
800 worth of booty. It is thought
that the guilty parties came to Keno
sha and the police are looking for
them.
Robert M. Ho1derness has been
named as the Repu blican candidate for
CoLoo1 Co~,1~ ec;oxo. IN tho SaCortd
ward to take the place of Norman L.
Baker, who retired from the ward tick
ct to accept the nomination for mayor.
Prof. Gleason is coming to Racine
next week to display his marvellous
powers as a horse trainer. He has
men out securing the county to secure
vicious horses for the exhibit. Keno
sha county will contribute several
horses.
, The Kenosha life saving crew is all
ready for service and will be mustered
in on next Sunday night at midnight.
The crew will be the same as last year
and will be in charge of Capt. B. G.
Cameron. The members of the crew
will go to Milwaukee later in the week
to take the physical examination.
The Barry line will open the season
for east shore traffic Wednesday, April
Sd, 1901, leaving Chicago at Up. m.
Dispatch service to Grand Haven,
Grand Rapids and Muskego on, making
with all points in Michi-
gan. Chicago dock and warehouse,
foot of Michigan street, two blocks
east of Rush.
Unless all signs fail the week now at
hand is going to be about the busiest
in political way ever seen in Keno
sha. The distribution of circulars,
personal solicitation and every 1egi-
innate means to advance their inter-
ests will be employed by dozen con-
fdent candidates and their friends.
The word legitimate is used in the
broad political sense, for while there
is remarkable and very commendable
freedom from personalities in the can
vases of most of those interested, the
cifv and county are a chess hoard on