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

Miss Nellie Kourhout from Racine is
visiting Miss Kraai in this city.
]. r. Kimball has returned home
after a visit with Chicago friends.
q. H. Wiper, of Racine, was Ke-
uosha visitor Wednesday evening.
Miss Julia Allen and Mrs. Charles
Arnold spent Wednesday in Chicago.
w. ]. Callahan, of Pleasant Prairie,
spent Wednesday evening in Kenosha.
Gustav L. C1ausen, of Chicago, was
q Kenosha visitor Wednesday even
ing
Miss Alice Frazee, of Milwaukee, is
spending a week with friends and .rel-
atives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Brown were
visiting with friends in Racine We'd
nesday afternoon.
The ice cutters have finished their
work at Twin Lakes all the houses
having been filled.
Miss Harriet Lewis has returned
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sister in Ravenswood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Case, of Racine, spent
Wednesday evening with friends and
relatives in Kenosha.
Mrs. r. H. Stocking, of Ravenswood,
spent Wednesday with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. r. G.. Lewis.
Alderman M. ]. Scholey states that
the report that he will sue the city for
damages is without foundation.
Mrs Nc Namara and daughter, of
Milwaukee, are spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Barber.
Nesdames J. F. Mcnamara aad
J E. Anderson, of Milwaukee, are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Barber
foc a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs Nathan Allen and Mrs.
Rowe returned home Wednesday even
ing after a months visit in the BAHIA
mas and in Florida.
Max Thomas took out license for a
junk business this morning. His Ii
ceuse was number one under the ordi-
nance recently passed.
The jail is the quietest place in the
city just at present. In the last three
weeks not a prisoner has been slated
for the care of the sheriff.
Surveyors have already started to
plan the work of laying out the new
holes to be added to the golf course on
the Country Club grounds.
The Independent Bowling club
bow1ed for the medal at the Maple
house alleys WednesdaySnight. John
T. Schmitt won the medal.
1t is stated as possible that w. H.
Flett, former Kenosha county boy,
will be named as United States attor-
ney for one of the Wisconsin districts.
Attorney Babcock, who was called to
Pontiac, ILL.,, short time ago, on ac-
count Of the death of his father, re-
turned to Kenosha Wednesday even
amg-
Percy Ray, the retiring traffic man
ager of the Simmons Manufacturing |
Co, was recently presented with
beautiful gold watch by his former
fellow employees.
Supporters of Judge Be1den seem to
be doing all the talking in the race for
the circuit judgeship. The Simmons
are signing nomination
and saying nothing.
The Heather Chinee is peculiar. It
is reported that one is coming to Keno
sha to open a laundry. Just as if
Kenosha didn't have 1aundries enough
30 keep the people guessing.
Lake Villa is enjoying a small pox
scare. One of the men employed there
was recently sent to Chicago and
when he arrived it was found that he
was suffering from small poX.
Tramps are a very scarce article in
Kenosha just at present. The num-
ber entertained at the jail this year is
4 boat half as large as the number en-
tcrtained at a corresponding time last
year.
The Clerk of the court is busy ar
ranging the calendar for the coming
March term of the Circuit Court. AS
yet there have been only few cases
uoticed and the term promises to be an
one.
The interior of the office of the West
ern Union telegraph company in this
city is to be repaired and when it is
Mr.. McDermott will have as
nice quarters as are to be found in any
0HSce of the counauv
Mrs. Robert Cowings and children
will move from Bay View to Pullman,
ILL.,, this week. Mrs. Cowings will be
by Kenosha people as
Nancy Slater, daughter of Abram
Slater, formerly of Kenosha.
The old question of the changing of
she lake level is again being discussed
by scientists, and from the diversion
of opinion it is certain that it will be
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