The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-01-03

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Miss Title Myrick is spending the
holidays with her mother in Good1and,
Ind.
Mrs. L. Lloyd, of Glen E11yn, H., is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. David
son.
George w. Wisnow of Fond du Lac,
was calling on Kenosha friends Thurs
day.
Will Yu1e went to Chicago Thursday
evening to attend the annual Harvard
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogan of Chicago are
spending few days with friends in
Kenosha.
Joseph Meyer and wife, of Pleasant
Prairie, are rejoicing over the birth of
daughter.
The wea Their man has changed his
tune ard is now talking of some gen
uine winter.
The Chicago Woman's club has de-
cided to admit reporters to their meet
ings. Good sense.
Thomas B. Jeffrey and family of
Chicago have moved into the Tutt1e
house on Durkee avenue.
Messrs. 7. J. and J. w. Stah1 of Chi
cago spent Christmas with M. Stah1
and family on Market street.
The Masons held their annua install
1ation of officers Thursday evening.
An enjoyable time is reported.
January Fl, Simmons hall, the Non
parei1 clubs annual mask carnival and
ball. Fifty dollars in cash prizes.
The black mare which was stolen
town of Somers, has been recovered.
Mrs. D. F. MacKnamaeak of Kan
sas City, Rathbone sister, is here on
a short visit to her friend Mrs. George
Barber.
1t is reported that the small room in
the Y. M. c. A. building will be rented
to man who will open a gents fur
nishing store.
Benton township ia Lake county,
Illinois, has sent petition to the
postmaster general asking for rural
mail delivery.
Not a Kenosha merchant has ex-
pressed any kick on the business dur
ing the holiday season. It must have
been good business.
Mrs. H. D. Huer, of st. Louis, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
G. Frantz, returned to her home in
st. Louis Wednesday.
Last year the ice houses in the
county were pretty well filled by
Christmas time. This year not a
pound of ice has been cut.
With the recent organization of the
''Hobos' - union it seems that the
cooks are the only class of Americans
that are under the union label.
The engagement of Miss Eleanor
Mercein, of Milwaukee, we'll known in
this city, to Robert Morrow Kelly, Jr.,
of Louisville, KY, has been announced.
George Hines, of Mauston, who was
sentenced to Waupun from this city,
was released Saturday. He had a
years sentence on charge of larceny.
The 'Thirteen'' club was enter
tanned on Thursday afternoon by Miss
Alice Hansis at her home on South
street. A pleasant time is reported by
those present.
1t is to be hoped that the capture of
John Murray and Joe Reed will be a
warming to all other thieves that have
been making Kenosha their happy
hunting ground.
The Chicago professors have discov-
cred that new life may be placed in
dead things by the use of common salt
We will contribute a barrel toward
placing some new life in Kenosha.
Tramps are said to be plentiful in
the village of Wi1mot. Perhaps the
Kenosha aggregation has decided tx
spend the winter in the country.
The attorneys in the Street railway
injunction suit have not as yet entered
up their judgments in the case, and i
seems that neither side is in any hurry
{ to have the case taken to the Supreme
court.
2 Mr.. Dowie has finished his work il
: London and has started to return t
t American soil. If he is not mobiles
he hopes to be at home again by tn
: time the temple at 'zion" is com
| p1eted.
: Strange no one has seen Pat Crow
e or any of the Omaha kidnappers il
i Kenosha. Someone attempted to star
( a story this morning to the effect tina
v Grove had been seen here but tn
police wouldn't stand for it.
t Help is needed at once when pet
e sons life is in danger. A neg1ecte
e cough or cold MAJ soon become seri
i Gus and should be stopped at once
t One Minute Cough Cure quickly cure
: coughs and colds and the worst case
: of Group, bronchitis, grippe and othe
throat and lung troubles. H. E. Tan