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

Mrs. Rice, of Ashland Avenue is RI
ported very seriously i'll.
| John c. Slater transacted legal bus
ness in Milwaukee Friday evening
Patrick McArdle, of Winthrop Hdi
Dor, spent Friday evening in Kenosh;
John LePearl, of Chicago, transac
ed business in Kenosha Friday ever
ing.
| One mouth till election, and not
Esing1e man prominently mentioned fc
mayor.
The Chicago Brass works hav
added night shift to their force {
employees.
Chicago tickets loaned at low rate:
r. H. Burr, PA Park street. Sunday
| 200 Park st.
| Arthur Holderness took his examir
alton for West Point at FIT. Sherida
Friday afternoon.
William Harry Cunningham, Q
New York city, is visiting DR.. an
Mrs. Paul Ma1mstrom.
A number of Kenosha factories ar
preparing exhibits to be sent to tn
Pan-American exposition.
1t is reported that Alderman Green
valid will be candidate for reelection
as alderman of the sixth ward.
Did you say dirty streets? No the,
were dirty last fall and the dirt is jus
being showed up by the snow goine
off.
N. C. Hansen, a brother of Mrs
Caroline Hansen, Of Racine, who hat
been missing for fifty years, has beer
located at Esmera1do,. California.
The suit of Joseph Hill, Jr., VS.. the
Chicago and North Western Railway
Company will come up for trial at the
coming term of the Circuit Court.
The directors of the Gilbert M
Simmons library have ordered the
purchase of large number of new
books. They will arrive in short
time.
The bill to regulate City councils in
the granting of franchises has reached
its third reading in the state 1egis1a-
ture. It is thought that it will become
a law. r4
The suit of Peck Brothers & Co. VS..
Peter Lippert has been appealed to the
Circuit Court. The case will probably
have hearing at the March term of
the court.
The Heyer Whist club have taken a
three years lease on the rooms Of the
Racine business mems association and
the latter association will go out of
business.
"Way Down East" will be 'one"of
the spring attractions at the Rhode
Opera House. Manager Joe is book
ing great lot of excellent attractions
this year.
Kindles anew the fires of youth. It's
the head of the works. The main
spring of life. Rocky Mountain Tea,
made by Madison Medicine Co. Csc.
c. H. Hurd. dwm2
1t is reported that Jan effort will be
made to form ans association of the
members of the bar in :.Kenosha. 1t
would be splendid p1anaand it should
be carried out.
The expressions of grateful women
who have experienced wonderful bless
ngs using Rocky Mountain Tea, COM
oensates us for our efforts in their be-
1a1f. CSC. G, H. Hurd. dwm2
Racine Aldermen are seeking anoth-
n game with the Kenosha bow1ers.
By all means give it to them and have
he match played in Kenosha on the
new Grant House alleys.
The case of the State VS.. Chris. Jen-
zen will be heard in the Circuit Court.
The transcript of the records in the
Justice Court have identified with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
1t follows the flag. Manila, P. I.
The soldiers coming here ask us to or
Ter Rocky Mountain Tea, speaking
highly of this remedy. By steamer,
en- gross. M1zELLAUx Co. G. H.
Iurd. dwm2
The movement favoring the nomi-
Eating. of a citizenss ticket for the
oming city election is gaining favor
.mong the members of both the old
larties. Such ticket looks like a
winner.
The people of Milwaukee avenue are
cetting anxious to have the council
axe some action on the Milwaukee
venue paving. Some action will
be taken at the next meeting
# the council.
The Kenosha County Medical 4Asso-
;iation met in monthly session at the
,ar1ors of the Grant House Friday
An interesting kpaper was
cad by DR.. Frank Andre. A spirited
discussion followed.
Judge Fish has issued an order dis
charging certain mortgage executed
oy F. J. Owen and wife to Samuel La