The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-06-27

next month for a short visit with his
parents before going to his new duties
at Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
Miss Augusta Wachenfe1d, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Dickhaut, returned to her home in
( Waukegan Monday evening.
/ Mira Assad U11ah has made the
declaration that he expects to find a
thousand converts to the Behaist faith
during his stay in Milwaukee.
A recruiting officer of the United
States army will come to Kenosfa the
latter part of the week to seek recruits
for service in the regular army.
The alumnae of Kemper Hall resid-
ing in Milwaukee and Chicago are
seeking to form an association to raise
the endowment of Kemper Hall.
A severe storm passed over the
western part of the county Tuesday
evening, but no damage is reported.
The rainfall was exceedingly heavy.
Milwaukee mail carriers and mail
clerks are to have better times as Post
master Stil1man is working for eight
hours and the same pay for his men.
Frank Jelleff, of Kansasvil1e, and
Miss Amy Cummings, of Silver Lake,
both we'll known in the county, were
licensed to wed in Chicago Saturday.
The Spaldings, of Chicago, will play
| the local base ball team on the after
noon Of July 4th. The team is one of
the best in Chicago and hot game is
expected.
William Joachim is busi1y engaged
in taking the school census. It is
thought that the census for this year
will show large increase over that of
last year.
Quite a company of Racine young
people came to Kenosha Monday even
ing to attend the party given by the.
Junior class of the High school at
Simmons Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs, Gatty M. Wyman and
Mr.. and Mrs. B. La Cloche, of this city,
attended the reception given by the
Misses Louise and Dora LANCE, of
Truesde11, on Tuesday.
The Servant Girls union which was
started in Chicago has fallen to pieces.
It was fight between the Irish and
the Swedes and the Swedes won out
and the Irish withdrew. So
Racine is making an effort to have
the Masonic home to be erected by
Wisconsin Masons located in that city.
Kenosha could offer several splendid
sites for the proposed home.
The trustees of St. Matthews church
have received the plans for the new
Guild hall and it is possible that an
effort will be made to have it erected
during the present summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colt, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George S. Baldwin for the past
few days, returned to their home in
Michigan Monday afternoon.
Miss Laura Cosgrave, who has been
receiving treatment for appendicitis in
a Chicago hospital for the last few
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return to Kenosha in a few days.
The Mayors in many Wisconsin cit
les have forbidden the Use of cannon
frecrac1xers in celebrating the Fourth
of July. The Mayor of Kenosha
should take some action along this
| line.
The William Owen company, of
which Miss Reynolds, of this city, is a
member, will tour Iowa with a new
play during the summer months. The
new play in which Miss Reynolds will
play one of the leading roles is "The
Dukes Motto.'' .a7
1t is probable that the United States
Post Office authorities will order a
rural route laid out in this county
within the next few days. The route
and will take in all the principal vii
lagos in the county.
| Elmer Hansen is IL receipt of letter
from soldier in the Philippines who is.
| looking for a correspondent in America.
| The young man saw the name of the
Kenosha boy in one of the magazines.
recently sent to the Philippines by the
Kenosha Woman's club. ra
An effort is being made to revive
the old plan of holding monthly horse
fairs in this city. The plan was tried
year ago and for several months it
proved quite successful. Many of the
farmers near the city would be pleased
to see the plan working again.
| The will of the late Charles Dough-
erty has been probated in the County
court. By the terms of the will ali of
the property of the decea sed with the
exception of four hundred dollars is
bequeathed to the ST. James congrega-
ton. Father Roche is named as one