The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-07-18


fine time.
The remains of the late George
Francis, who died at Kankakee, ILL.,,
on Monday, were inferred in the city
cemetery today.
The bicycle path between Kenosha
and Racine is IL terrible condition,
but the riders from both cities refuse
TO contribute funds.
The weather is making some of the
garbage barrels about the city men
ace to public health. A splendid field
for the health officer.
Miss Ffances Kyle, who has been
visiting Kenosha friends for the past
two weeks, left last evening for her
home in Elkhart, Indiana.
Milwaukee is making great prepara-
tons for the coming Elks' Carnival
and it promises to be the greatest
event Milwaukee has ever seen.
The usual number of cards asking
for ice were seen hanging around the
city today. 1t is high time that the ice
company added another wagon.
Chicago yachtsmen are still seeking
options on Kenosha dock property.
By winter it is probable that Kenosha
will have large fleet of yachts.
Frank Ward, of Milwaukee, was
slightly bruised by falling from car
at the Northwestern station last even
ing. He was taken to Milwaukee.
It is reported that Chicago factory
is making an effort to secure control
of the old Creamery building at the
corner of Market and Exchange streets.
Sheboygan is out with the latest
fish story. A girl caught a perch
weighing four pounds. That's
pound and half better than we can
go.
Prof. Lodgraf who has been in
Kenosha conducting the institute
leaves for Madison Friday. The pro-
fessor has made many warm friends n
Kenosha.
The Kenosha Citizen made it's first
appearance yesterday. From the APP
peardnce of the first pumb Der the new
aper promises to be d second edition
ot the Kicker.
Farmers are Iamenting the loss of
the cabbage crop. 1t is claimed that
the crop in Kenosha county will be
less than one-fourth as large as the
crop last year.
DR.. Lane has removed from the old
DR.. Hazelton offices to DR.. Ripley's
new building, Us Wisconsin street,
opposite the gas Office. Open evenings
from to o'clock. dwjy22
A few of the neighbors and friends
of Mrs. c. G. The1een took occasion to
surprise her last Monday afternoon, it
being Mr.. and Mrs. The1een's thirtieth
wedding anniversary.
The Street Railway company have
evidently not given up hope and the.
work of building goes merrily on.
The papers for the appeal of the case
will be sent to the Supreme Court in
few days.
Racine has passed an ordinance
making it possible for the North
western Railway company to erect
new $4,000 depot in that city. Now
Kenosha should make long and
strong pull for a subway.
1t is reported that the Chicago &
Northwestern railway company have
purchased the property of Mrs. Pauline
Schermer at the corner of Union and
Cedar streets. The consideration is
reported to have been $4,000.
Complaints have been made on the
action of certain boys who battle in
Jerome creek wearing nothing but ma
ture's own bathing suits. We can't
blame the boys and some kind hearted
citizen should build a fence for them.
Eldredge Mason, claiming to hail
from Silver Lake, was arrested in Chi
cago Tuesday on a charge of shoplift-
ing. He seems to have been a success
full workman, as he managed to pur-
loin several hundred dollars worth of
goods.
It is reported that Mrs. Joseph
resident of the village Of
Bristol, attempted suicide Tuesday
night by s1ashing herself with ra-
zor. The report cannot be verified.
The same woman attempted suicide
about week ago.
Fred Emerson,l former Kenosha
man, is missing from Waukegan. En-
erson went to Waukegan to work some
time ago and accepted position as
cook in the Glen restaurant at that
place. He worked for a short time
ard suddenly disappeared. The police
in all the North shore cities have been
asked to look for him.
The PLAYERS of the local links who
are entered for the state events at
GAINESVILLE on the 18th are busy getting
into shape for the tournament. Many
of the best players of the state will be
on hand to compete and the represen-
tatives from the Kenosha club who