The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-12-26
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doing a splendid business.
Miss Bessie Epp1er left Friday for
two months visit with friends and rel
atives in Southern Illinois.
| That Bara boo man who revived the
frozen rattle snake should be sent to
some asylum for incurables.
Miss Clara Bates has gone to
Aurora, Indiana, to spend the Christ
mas holidays with her parents.
It is reported that one of the photo
graph galleries in the city will change
hands after the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. Armstrong, of the Badger Brass
works has returned home after long
trip on the road in the interests of the
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bailey, of West
pha1ia, Iowa, have come to Kenosha
for months visit with friends and
relatives.
Professor Johnson has given up his
office in Kenosha, and has returned to
his home in Rockford, ILL.,, to spend
the winter.
| Lee Baker, former member of the
William Owen company, is playing
leading roles in the Academy theatre
at Milwaukee.
| An extra force of men has been put
to work at the American express COM
pany's Office to .he1p out during the
Christmas rush.
Five persons residing at Chippewa
Falls were poisoned by eating beans
Friday. In the future we will fight
shy of "army suppers."
A meeting of the incorporators of
the Inter-Lakes Railway company has
been called for the purpose of selecting
the officers of the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray L. Brown, former
residents of this city, but now residing
in Denver, Colorado, are spending a
week in Kenosha city and county.
A crowd of tramps made themselves
nuisance about the North-W Western
station Friday afternoon. They were
finally driven from the city by the po-
lice officers.
An effort is being made to arrange a
series of games between the star
bow1ers of Racine and Kenosha. The
Racine men should be accommodated
by all means.
From the present condition of the
city finances it looks as if it will be
several years before the Third ward
gets fire engine house for a Christ
mas present.
If dealer asks you to take some
thing said to be ''just as good as
Rocky Mountain Tea made by Medi-
cine Co." ask him if he makes more
money. G.. H. Hurd. dwd21
It is reported that an effort is being
made to form telephone trust of all
the independent companies in the
Northwest. The Bristol company has
not as yet been asked to enter the COM
bine.
The cold weather brought a large
company of Wandering Wil1ies to the
county Jail for shelter Thursday even
ing. Evidently the demand for the
stone pile grows as the weather gets
colder.
The Chicago Brass works is to have
another improvement as Superintend-
ent Fletcher is arranging to have
complete system of telephones placed
in all parts of the mill This will be a
great Improvement.
| Dowie is certainly "Elijah the Sec
ond," as a number of his followers tes-
titled on the witness stand in Chicago
Yesterday that this fact had been re-
vea1ed to them in dreams. These
members of the flock should change
their brand of ''dope.''
Three Chicago men were in Kenosha
Thursday visiting some of the real es-
tate men and telling of a factory for
the manufacture of agricultural i'm
plements in this city. The men sug-
gested site and a small bonus. No
one has as yet seen fit to accept the
offer.
| Who is taking care of the walks in
the park this year? The street com
missioners should put a gang of men
at work to clean the paths before the
people have worn new paths to the
side of the regular walks. The city
should see to it that the walks in the
park are kept clean.
1t is reported that the plan for the
new Baptist church presented by
Beuemming & Dick, of Milwaukee,
will be accepted by the building com
mittee. The plan provides for the
building of a splendid edifce and one
that will accommodate the growing
memb ership of the church for many