The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-03-07


pearance at Waukegan.
John MCGEE, of Milwaukee, was a
Kenosha visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barber visited
friends in Racine Thursday.
Buffalo Bills Show is booked to
show in Racine early in the spring.
M. Cook, of Pontiac, ILL.,, was the
guest of Attorney Babcock Thursday
F. T. Wise, of Chicago, transacted
business in Kenosha Thursday even
ing.
Ex-Sheriff E. r. Wilson, of Brigh-
ton, was in Kenosha Thursday even
ing.
Fred Petit, who has been seriously
i'll with the grippe, is able to be out
again.
A sure sign of spring. Every cent
the small boy is able to rake up goes
for marbles.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Bennett are re-
ioicing over the birth of a eleven
pound daughter.
Judge Daniel Evans, of Chicago, was
transacting business in kenosha
Thursday afternoon.
Misses Minnie Johnson and Clara
Grover, of Racine, spent Thursday with
Miss Alice Bienemann.
Prince, the well known Chicago
tailor, is looking for a location to open
a branch store in Kenosha.
A bachelors auction is one of the
novel events promised for the week
following the Lenten season.
Even Ira L. Hicks, the famous
weather prophet, is predicting warm
summer and an early spring.
We have heard of the state of Brigh-
ton, but the state of Chicago is too
horrible thing for one to even think
of.
A Joint debate has been proposed
between the College of Commerce, of
this city, and the Casterton Business
College, of Racine.
w. M. Cowel1 has removed his law
office to the room in the Benedict and
Tarbe1l building formerly occupied by
D. D. Lloyd.
The sentiment favoring an invest
CATION of all the affairs of the city
seems to be growing in proportion to
the rapidity of approaching election
day.
The people of Keuosha should elect
a School Board at the coming city
election who are willing to have the
school grounds open for the use of the
children.
A police ambulance is one of the
greatest needs of the city. Some good
person with lots of money should
make the city a present of suitable
patrol wagon.
1t is reported that another effort will
be made to reopen the old Durkee
claim fight. The government has re-
fused to recognize the claim no less
than half dozen times.
The railways have decided that they |
will make no concessions to the Grand |
Army men attending the national en-
at Denver. The roads have |
decided that the veterans must pay the
:u11 fare.
A clever Chicago swindler has been
working in Milwaukee. He assumed
he name of dead merchant and man
Iged to get away with large stock of
aleab1e goods. Chicago houses are
he losers.
The remains of Sergeant Charles
sherwood, who died at Havana, will
be inferred at Glencoe, Ill.
The Governor has not made any move
o issue permit to have the remains
'rought to Kcnosha.
Horace Nub1ee, all editorial writer
n the Milwaukee Sentinel staff,
las been appointed United States
CONSUL to Hong Kong to succeed Con-
III Wi1dman, who lost his life in the
1io de Janeiro accident.
Another sure sign of spring. A west
ide men saw two blue jays up near
he railway this afternoon. You can
ee jays about the depot any time, but
his particular brand of "blue jay"
GEMS to appear as a harbinger of
pring.
Within few days some of the teach
RS of the city schools will probably
ssue an order requiring the boys to
year evening dress before they are
Flowed to ming1e among "the bird
nd tree' grounds about the city
choo1s.
During the third week in March a
million stores in different parts of the
world will offer prizes for the best
Black Cat advertisements. OF course
xenosha will be advertised in every
contest and Black Cat stockings will
De the prizes.
It is reported that there will be
lark horse in the race for County
Judge and that petitions are now be-
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