The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-05-16


Monday evening in Kenosha.
Walter Hansen, of Evanston, il
making short visit with friends here
Miss Helena G1erum and DR.. Jorgen
sen spent Monday with friends il
Chicago.
The Northwestern Railway compan,
are offering special excursion rates t.
st. Paul.
The A. O. H. are planning to give
Nav party at Central Music Hall or
May Oath.
John Johnson, an expert bicycle re
pairer, has taken charge of the shop
the Pitts store.
Mrs. Edward Cooper and daughter
of Pleasant Prairie, are visiting with
friends in Kenosha.
Misses Della Kings1and and Grace
Larrabee visited with friends in Wau-
kegan Monday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Robinson will entertain
at hearts on Saturday afternoon in
honor of Miss Ella Huegin of Milwau-
kee.
A marriage license has been issued
for the marriage of Jacob Kaufman
and Miss Annie Lifchitz, both of Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Epson and daughter,
Ella, of Pleasant Prairie, spent Sun
day with. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Brown, of
Salem.
A number of Kenosha bicyc1ists
have entered the road race to be given
by the Chicago whee1men on Decora-
ton day.
1t is stated that Samuel Reynolds
will soon break ground for the erec-
ton of beautiful home on his Durkee
avenue property.
B. Eichelman and Miss Bertha
Eichelman returned home Monday
evening after visit with Chicago
friends and relatives.
Mrs. John Lane celebrated the eigh-
tieth anniversary of her birth with
family reunion and dinner at her home
on Wisconsin street "
C. Wallis, alleged to be from this
city, was arrested in Racine Saturday
evening on charge of disorder1y con-
duct. He was fined SIS and costs.
Mrs. r. @. Gottfredsen has returned
from a few days visit in Chicago,
accompanied by Miss Tess Smith, who
will now pro1ong her visit couple
of weeks, with her friends and rela-
tives in Kenosha.
The May issue of the Kemper Hall
Kodak was issued from this office this
afternoon. The magazine is one of
the prettiest issues of the year and
contains twenty eight pages of'highly
interesting matter.
The insane hospital at Racine has
proved itself to be too small for the
accommodation of the patients now
confined there. It would be well to re-
1ieve the crowded condition by build
ing a new hospital in this county.
A kick is being made on the bill
board that is being made near the City
Hall for the purpose of advertising
Pawnee Bi1ps Wild West show. 1t is
probable that the bill board will cause
"a fight in the council next Monday
evening.
DR.. E. F. Rowe11 has added strange
curio to his list of interesting speci-
mems in the way of the skull of a huge
turtle. The turtle was killed near
Georgiana, Fla, and the skull was
presented to DR., Rowe1l by Mrs. Ezra
Simmons.
Joseph Skotski, the son of Charles
= 4:~o~-,aared f.
Skotsk1, VIM uAs"er~--- -4on xepaz
sha last week has be- e al,a
brought back - .Sn
mar ~ henoshd' O
nad started out to see the worlo
and had managed to get as far as Bel
videre, ILL.,, when he was captured oy
police officer Feldschau.
It is reported that Chief OF Police
Newhouse is making still crusade
against the gambling dens of the city
and at least one man has been ordered
to put stop to the game. nc sup
seems to be delayed, but it is probable
that the order of the Chief will be
obeyed. 1t is to be hoped that the new
Chief will show no Partially IN deal
ing with the gamblers.
A large crowd of base ball enthusi-
asts visited the new base ball grounds
Sunday afternoon. A practice game
was the only Offering. Great prepara-
tons are being made for the formal
opening of the grounds on Memorial
day.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
sent out public letter stating that
there is no basis for the alleged claim
of the Durzee heirs and in the future
the department viii pay no attention
to letters sent asking for information
in regard to the claim.
The funeral of the late Bernhard