The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-02-28

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spending few days with relatives in
Racine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ward, Of Salem
spent Tuesday with friends and rela-
tives in Kenosha.s
Miss Ste11an Manhardt, of Milwau
kee, spent Sunday in Kenosha with
Miss Flora Chaffe.
| Miss Dora LANCE, of Truesdell, who
has been seriously i'll with la grippe, is
slowly recovering.
Mrs. James D. Carroll, of Washing
ton, Ind, is visiting with with her
sister, Mrs. Myron Jones.
The famous Seery SANDER cases will
probably be revived at the approaching
term of the circuit court.
Prof. and Mrs. Fellows, of the Uni
versity of Chicago, are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Newman.
Sa1vatorite Russo and Miss Lottie
C. Buchanan, of this city, were licensed
to wed in Waukegan Saturday.
1t is reported that DR.. George Pugh
will build a business block on Main
street during the coming spring.
Bills are out announcing the annual
dance of the Po1ishers' and Buffers
Union. 1t will be given on St. Pat
rick's eve.
Miss Dora Prange and Frank
Getchmann, of Kenosha, spent Sunday
afternoon at the home of Henry ana
Jacob LANCE, of Truesdel1.
The bowling alleys in the basement
of the Grant House are rapidly near
ing completion. It is expected they
will be ready for use by the last of this
week.
Miss Agnes S1osson, who has been
studying IN the German universities
for the past three years, is expected to
return to Kenosha the latter part of
June.
Rev. E. F. Dornfe1d was in Racine
Sunday assisting in the services at
tendant upon celebration of the an
niversary of the German Lutheran
church in that city.
Some of the friends of ]. H. Tully,
the alderman of the Third ward, are
urging him to accept nomination for
mayor at the coming city convention
of the Democratic party.
The voters of the city will be forced
to select new justice of the peace
this year, and the lawyers of the city
are anxious that an attorney be select
ed to FIJI the important Office.
The United States Government has
again fenced in the Sheridan road at
Fort Sheridan. It is reported that the
government is planning to construct
model road through the fort.
The Wisconsin Telephone company
is now stringing their cables on
Church streets. 1t looks as if the COM
pany was planning to extend the cable
system to all parts of the city.
Now is the time to begin the agitat-
| ing of "good roads" meeting. When
the snow me1ts the roads will be so
bad that it will be impossible for the
farmers to attend the meeting.
The attorneys of the city are busy
preparing for the coming term of the
circuit court. Many cases have been
scheduled for trial, but there are few
interesting ones among them.
The father and mother of Father
Malone, of ST. James church, will cele-
brate their golden wedding at Beaver
Dam, on March S. A number of Ke-
nosha people have been invited to at
tend.
Mrs. r. S. Newell entertained few
of her friends at dinner Thursday.
Those present were the Mesdames p.
A. Thomey, N. J. Brown, Jas. Dabbs,
Chas. Thomey, H. Kyke, J. .Thomey,
John Balm.
The model automobile for the JEFF
ferry factory is now nearly complete
and it is said to be a success in every
particular. A large force of men will
probably be put to work at the plant in
few days.
John Williams, Chairman of the
Board of Education, says he is in favor
of the school grounds being open for
the use of the pupils, and what's more
to the point, he intends to fight for
their opening.
Chief of Police Pfster, the new head
of the Racine police. is shutting down
on law breakers. He has ordered slot
machines removed and has also gave
orders for the inmates OF disreputab1e
houses to leave Racine at once.
George z. Warren, one of the crew
of the i'll fated steamer Rio Janeiro,
which went down at San Francisco
Friday, was formerly known in Keno
| sha He was deck hand on one of
the lake boats touching at this point.
It is reported that Alderman Mat
Scho1ey will bring suit against the
city to recover damages for injuries
received by falling on an icy sidewalk.
SchO1ev fell on Market street in front