The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-02-07


Monday evening.
D. Jackson, of Fond du Lac, spent
| Tuesday evening in Kenosha.
Rev. I. w. Corey is spending the
week with friends in Waupun.
Mrs. Ellen E. Gates, of Racine, is
visiting with friends in Kenosha.
Willis T. Beck, of Racine, transacted
business in Kenosha Monday evening
Mrs. Grafton Cameron has gone 10
| Pewaukee for visit with friends and
relatives.
Ernest Summons, of Chicago, paid a
short visit to his relatives in this city
Saturday.
Miss Emma Schne11 has gone to
Paris for few days visit with .frie nds
aud relatives.
It is reported that another Kenosha
minister will send in a resignation III
the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DeFrang, OF
Akron, O., are spending a week with
Kenosha friends.
Remember February 10th is the date
set for the mask ball to be given by
the Danish Brotherhood.
A petition is being circulated asking
that Wisconsin street be paved from
Main to Exchange streets.
The contractors of the city predict
busy season this year. Many new
buildings are being planned.
John Krager and John Schiberg
were arrested by officer Modder Mon
day evening on a charge of intoxica-
ton.
The State Factory Inspector paid a
visit to Kenosha Monday, but no COM
plants were made before any of the
Justices.
A car load of Racine young people
came to Kenosha Tuesday evening to
attend the masquerade bali given by
the Marquette club.
Ed.rLetsom was in Chicago Tuesday
attending the combination horse sale.
He brought home one of the prize an
ima1s offered at the sale.
| The old question of paying Joerndt
Bros. for damages caused by the de-
fective Milwaukee avenue sewer is
again being considered by the city
council.
john Nelson, an employe of the
Meise1bach factory, had two fingers of
his left hand cut off Sunday morning
while repairing some machinery at
the factory.
Charles T. Ruddy,a Kenosha county
boy who has been serving with the
American Army in the Philippines
has been mustered out and is now on
his way home.
It looks as'Oif prize fighters were
having a very hard time in Wisconsin.
| Gov. LaFo11ette has issued an u1timat-
um that no fights can be pulled off in
the limits of the state.
The council committee will probably
be forced to give up the proposed plan
for the extension of Middle street as
the Irving estate has demanded $50
a foot for land needed in the opening
of the street.
Margaret Caroline Buh1, the little
daughter of Fred Buh1, died on Tues
day afternoon at the family residence
on North Jay street. Death resulted
from measles. The announcement of
the funeral will be made later.
The distinguished German actress,
Marie Won Wegren, supported by her
excellent company, will appear at the
| Opera House next Monday evening in
the 1aughab1e operate comedy, 'Tante
Bienchen in Amerika" AUNT Phrosie
! in America).
J. Andersen, commonly known in po-
! lice circles as ''The Danish Detectixe,'
was arrested by Chief of Police O'Hare
Saturday evening on a charge of steal
ing three pairs of gloves from the store
| of H. E. Barden. It seems that Peter
sen was in the store making some pur-
chases and was discovered in the act of
putting the gloves in his pocket.> He
was arrested a short time after and
still 1anguishes in Jail. He will prob
ably be charged with petit larceny.
The new Chief of Police has a
double. Yesterday ex-Sheriff Weyhe,
of Kenosha, was in the city, and after
a few people had stopped and congrat-
u1ated (Mr. Weyhe) Mr.. Pfster, upon
his entering into office as head of the
police department, the Kenosha man
concluded that he must either ask for
protection from the force or else let
out the joke. He entered the City
hall and congratulated the ''real
thing and then "to1d his troubles to
the policeman" The joke was good
one and Chief Pfister Immediately
passed the cigars. The two gentlemen
are very much alike in features and
appearance, but Mr.. Weyhe is a bit
taller, though he is unable to say
"why Racine Journal.
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