The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-12-26

F. r. Sheridan is home to spend
Christmas with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stempke have gone to
Water town for a short visit.
Miss Helen George, of Milwaukee,
was visiting Kenosha friends Sunday.
Steve Keh1or is home for short
visit with his brother, John M. Keh1or.
Edward Bishop, of Somers, is home
from Madison for a two weeks vaca-
ton.
Fred H. Case, of Chicago, spent
Sunday afternoon with friends in this
city.
Will Yu1e is home from the Chicago
Latin school for visit with his par
ents.
Mrs. John McCabe and son, Waldo,
of Chicago, are visiting Miss Emma
Cumiskey.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Campbell, of
Oak Park, spent Sunday with friends
in Kenosha.
Miss Annis Pa1matier has returned
home after short visit with friends in
Lake Forest.
Some of the city officials should be
given tip to resign, as holiday re-
membrance.
Neal English is home from Mi1wau
kee to spend Christmas with friends
and relatives.
E. c. Alleman has gone to Detroit,
Mich, for weeks visit with friends
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Ma1oney spent
Sunday with friends and relatives in
Pleasant Prairie.
Ornan YuIe is home from the High
land Park Military academy to spend
the Christmas vacation.
DR.. Guy Porter, of Milwaukee, was
called to Kenosha Sunday afternoon
on professional business.
Miss Maude Yuie is home from the
University of Wisconsin to spend the
holidays with her parents
The insurance companies in the diff
ferent towns of the county are holding
their annual meetings this week.
Miss Emma Wood Winans, a former
student at Kemper Hall, made her bow
to society at her home in GAINESVILLE
this week,
Deacon Stephenson may lose his case
against Dowie but he has put the
healer in pretty bad light before a
world of sinners.
Large crowds attended the various
churches in the city Sunday and listen
ed to the splendid programs of Christ
mas music rendered.
The members of the different socie-
ties in the city are planning to wind
up the old year with dance in nearly
every hall in Kenosha.
The coming of the warm weather
has blasted the hopes of the ice cutters
and it is possible that the harvest will
be delayed for some time.
The folding bed department of the
Simmons foundry will be removed to
Chicago. This department of the
plant employees about fifty men.
Miss Alice Lance, who has been
teaching in Knickerbocker hall at
Indianapolis for the past three months,
has returned to Keuosha to spend the
holidays.
It is reported that the minstrel show
recently given for the benefit of ST.
Matthews church will be repeated early
in January for the benefit of the new
Elk lodge.
The Bristol Telephone company has
purchased the line of the wires owned
by the Lake county farmers and thi:
will extend the service of the company
into Northern Illinois.
The Simmons Manufacturing com
pany shut down nearly every depart
meut of their factory on last Saturda,
evening and the departments will re
main closed until Jan. 9th.
The jail had more than the usual de
mand for hunks for tramps Sunda,
evening, and it seems that many o
them are passing through Kenosha OF
their way home for Christmas.
The police have not been able as ye
to find any trace of Arthur Martin
the Sanitarium driver who disappeare,
a week ago this morning. The case i
proving a most mysterious one.