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


James Mills, of Racine, visited Ke-
nosha friends Thu sday evening
Miss Gleeson has returned to Keno
sha after two weeks visit in Chi
cago.
The Ideal barber shop has an ideal
shoe shining stand. Get shine while
you wait.
IA. Brown and F. H. Miller, of
Racine, spent Thursday evening in
Kenosha.
The committee are still looking for
a suitable place for the location OF
city dump.
Mrs. w. ]. Dever, of Milwaukee, is
spending a few days with the family
of E. J. English.
The plans for the Main street bridge
have been submitted to the Govern
ment Engineer for approval.
DR.. George Pugh is said to have
been another one of the lucky holders
of shares in the Alma mine.
Misses Anna and Sadie Clark, OF
Chicago, are spending a week with
friends and relatives in Kenosha.
HAYNES and C1ausen are now seek
inp to secure the right of way for
street railway line IN West Superior.
Cupid seems to be pretty busy in
Kenosha just at present, and most OF
the weddings are strictly on the quiet
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Marshall,
of Waukegan, spent Thursday even
mo with friends and relatives IN this
city.
George Nay1or has re-decorated his
barber shop in the Y. M. c. A. build
ing. 1t presents very charming ap-
pearance.
r IS reported that the Dawson will
contest case will have hearing in the
United States courts before the matter
is finally settled.
The Alice Hor1ick memorial addition
to the Racine hospital is rapidly near
ino completion and will be dedicated
on Memorial day.
r is said that new steel plant will
he erected in Racine within the next
+,vo wears. The capital stock OF the
company will be $4,000.
Richard Broderick, who was shot oy
a companion last Sunday, is raploly
recovering from his wound. He Will
he able to be out in a few days
Workmen on the Kenosha Street
Railway state that cars will be rum
ming over the line by the latter part OF
August. The sooner the quicker.
Attorney Henry Wiesmann' OF
BRIGHTON, has filed suit against John
McKune demanding commissions al
legged to be due him for the sale OF
organs.
Attorney T. B. Marshall, of Wash
ington, D. c., is in Kenosha taxing
look into the affairs of the Durkee
claim. He will probably meet WITH d
rather chilly reception.
new addition to the Italian colony
in Kenosha arrived Thursday evening
-four men, three women and TWO
children. They came to Kenosha Oh
rect from their native land.
The people of the city are requested
not to throw glass into the street
Ricvc1e riders are making a complaint
on account of this nuisance, and II
should be stopped by the police.
Annea1s to the reason of thinking
peon1e. The world is weary OF sub
stitution, therefore, see that you ee'
Rocky Mountain Tea made by Mad1-
son Medicine Co. 3oS. Z. II.
Hurd. u"1n -
The work of repairing the St. Mary S
home for children on the lake shore
has been started and the home will be
ready for the children early in june
It is expected that over hundred
children will be cared for at the nome
during the summer.
The transcript of the hearing IN the
case of the State of Wisconsin VS.. Johr
Rurp has been filed with the Clerk Of
+he Circuit Court. Burg is still IN jail
and is making no effort to get oa1l
The case will probably be tried at the
September term of the Circuit Court.
It is reported that an effort will bt
made to have Chief of Police New
house don uniform with the rest O.
the officers, OF course the wearing Q:
uniform is optional with the CHER
and he will probably decide not t.
comply with the wishes of other mem
bers of the force.
A new life insurance company wa
organized in Madison on last Monda.
to be known as the American Life ant
Investment company. The compan.
is the successor to the American An
nuity company of Berlin. Horace 6
Cole, formerly of this city, will be gen
era1 manager of the new company. H
will have his central Office at Madison