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

within few days.
I. T. Bishop, of Somers, spent Tues
day evening IN Kenosha.
Walter Hansen has accepted posi-
ton with Ernst & Sullivan.
Miss Minnie Ude1l, of Mi1waul ee, i
: visiting with Kenosha friends.
Miss Kimba11 and Lou Balm ar
visiting with friends in Chicago.
Charles Reinardy has accepted a pc
sition at the store of Jos. A. Pitts.
Mrs. Edward Getschmau and daugh
ter have gone to Salem for week
visit.
Edith Winnegar who has been seri
ous1y i'll is reported better this after
noon.
H. II. Slater, of Column bus, Ohio
has accepted position at the Badger
Brass works.
A new clothing store is one of the
possibilities for Main street within the
next month.
1
Gas and Electric Co. is completed and
ready for use.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Foster left this
morning for Dubuque, Iowa, for an
extended visit.
The next school building erected in
Kenosha should be named for the late
]. G. McMynn.
Work on the new creamery in Lake
Park is now we'll under way and June
butter is promised.
E. H. Kellogg, of Chicago is spend
ing few days in Kenosha as the
guest of E. H. Hol1ister.
The weather man is predicting fair
spring has at last arrived.
Read the statement of the condition
of the First National Bank in another
column. It speaks for itself.
A large crowd attended the lecture
given by the beauty doctor at the
opera house Tuesday evening.
Holderness and Andre, and Smith
and Frantz made the high scores at
the Whist club Tuesday evening.
An effort is being made to organize
croquet club in Kenosha to be afi1i-
ated with the National Associations
Miss Laura Cosgrove has returned
to Kenosha to spend the summer. She
will make her home at the Sanitarium
Assemb1yman S1ade has returned
home from Madison where he has been
attending the sessions of the state
legislature.
Mrs. Arthur T. Fox, of Wisconsin
| Springs, Colorado, has come to Keno
sha to spend the summer with relatives
and friends.
Miss Pearl Abel returned to her
home in Defiance Sunday, accom-
panied by Mrs. A. Fransway and Miss
Title Klein.
That proposition of the Waukegan
sa1oonkeepers to run excursions to
Kenosha on Sunday seems to have
fallen through.
1t is reported that the property own
ers residing on Eagle street will pc
tition the council to order the pave
t1lent of the street in the near future.
While the schoo1board are making
plans for new buildings it might be
just as well to approve of a new build
ing tor the present site of the Dnrlee
school,
Marriage licenses have been issued
Tor the marriage of John zewen and
MISS LIZA Boresch and Michael
wa,o.k; and Miss Franeiseo-- Bzie=
aieuska, all of Kenosha'
The final account of George A. New
man, recently appointed as admins
traitor de bonis non, of the estate OF
Trial Newman, deceased, has been
filed with the County Judge.
Isl P1unkard' and his company of
funny comedians will be in this city
next Sunday evening. Remember the
date and secure your seats early. Now
on sale at Tanners drug store.
The yacht Pathfinder is being
placed in condition for another season
on the lakes. It is reported that the
Commodore and a number of his
friends will take long cruise at the
close of the season.
Charles Gardner and his splendid
company drew large crowd to the
Rhode opera house Sunday evening.
The play was presented in a charming
manner and drew repeated applause
from the large audience.
It is not thought that any Of the fac
tories in Kenoslaa will be affected by
the big strike of machinists that has
been ordered by union men. While
several of the Kenosha factories en-
p1oy large numbers of machinists, they
have not as yet been ordered to strike.