The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-08-01
SHORT ITEMS.

spending a week with friends in Mil
waukee.
The next annual encampment of the
National Order of E1ks will be held at
Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sander, Of
Fond du Lac, spent Wednesday with
Kenosha friends.
No trace has yet been found of Will
liam MCGOWAN, the barber who disap-
peared last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Martison and
children have returned home after a
visit with friends in Council Bluffs,
Iowa.
Now that the rains have fallen it
might be well for the street commits
sioner to clean up the paved streets of
the city.
w. r. Turner has been appointed
postmaster at Bristol to take the place
of w. c. Bacon, who was recently re-
moved.
A yacht race is being arranged to
take place between the old rivals, the
Siren, Vencedor and Vanenna during
the O1ympian games in Chicago.
The M. H. Petit Mating company
are now enjoying one of the busiest
seasons in the history of the plant
The plant is all too small to give suffi-
Gent capacity to make malt needed to
fill the orders on hand.
Miss Florence Ely has now been
located in Michigan but the officers
have not been able to put their hands
on her. Chief Newhouse has not given
UP the chase and he thinks that the
woman may yet be found near Keno
sha.
A boy living on the corner of Elk
change street and English Court seems
to find great pleasure in torturing ami
mails. A few nights ago a passer-by
stopped him from gripping kitten
which he and another boy had under
taken to stone. It's too bad such a
youngster should belong to a good
family. A good sound whipping
would do this chap no harm.
Peter Jacobson, formerly a bar
tender at the Commercial hotel has
taken three years lease of the Rhode
tavern, on South Ashland avenue, and
he is arranging to make it one of the
most attractive resorts about Kenosha.
On every Saturday evening, beginning
next Saturday, free dances will be
given and everything will be done to
see that ali visitors have a good time.
Several boys living in the neighbour
hood of Eiche1man park apparently
think it great sport to destroy their
neighbours gardens. People who work
early and late to get nice garden and
lawn do not wish to have it ruined in
one day by these boys who are we'll
known and belong to good families.
If the parents do not wish to get into
trouble they had better keep an eye on
their boys, as they might be prose-
cuted.
The High School Annual, a book
published by the Senior class of the
Kenosha High school, was issued from
this Office today. The book is dainty
little volume, all the matter in it hav-
ing been written by members of the
class. On the pages are to be found
the class prophecy, the mementoes,
the class will, take-offs on members of
the different classes and everything
that goes to make High school annual
bright and readable. The work re-
fleets great credit on the class of 1901.
It is high time that some of the for
eign population of Kenosha is curbed
or at least forced to keep its filth in
side it's own door yard. This morn
ing a woman and a man took part
in a quarrel on Milwaukee avenue
which was the most filthy thing
ever seen on the streets of Ke-
nosha If the police of the city are
power1ess to act in such cases it is
high time that the people Of the neigh
borhood formed a committee and
waited upon these offenders and make
life so unpleasant for them that they
would be forced to leave the city.
One of the richest strikes Of copper
ever made in northern Wisconsin has
been made at the Chippewa mine on
the Douglas range. The vein was dis
covered on the south crosscut of the
mine, at the 2OO-foot level and 368 feet
from the main shaft on the property.
The strike is a new vein, which APP
pears to be richer in copper than any
which has heretofore been found in
the explorations in the western Lake
Superior region. The men are now
FIVE feet in the vein, and find it to be
magnificent body of copper-bearing
rock.
George Emmer, a German, fifty nine
years of age, created quite little ex-
element at the Commercial hotel
Thursday evening by throwing lamp
out of one of the windows of the hotel
The fire department was called out
out it's services were not needed.
Emmer claims that he was hypno-
tized. During the evening he had
or o-1a &c