The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-12-05
SHORT ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Peterson spent
Sunday with friends and relatives in
Racine.
Fred Petit has returned to Madison
after short visit with his parents in
this city.
Miss Hogan, of Chicago, was the
guest ofsMiss Louise Beerbohm Satur-
day evening.
Miss Belle Bond has returned to Chi
cago after short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Lyman.
Miss Laura Cosgrave has returned to
Kenosha from Chicago and is making
her home at the Sanitarium.
A number of Kenosha Elks went to
Racine Sunday to attend the annual
lodge of sorrow held by the Racine
order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton and
daughter Elizabeth, of Genoa juno
ton, are spending week with friends
in this city.
Mrs. e. G. Timme was called to
Genoa Junction Sunday morning on
account of the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs. Moss.
A large number of Kenosha young
people attended the dancing party
given at the residence of DR.. William
M. Farr last Saturday evening.
It would be a good thing if some
phi1a nthropist of the city would pre-
sent the police department with
patrol wagon for Christmas gift.
From the most authentic reports
majority of the saloons in Kenosha
violated the State law Sunday without
any opposition on the part of the
police.
Main street is sadly in need of
first class cleaning. A little work by
the street gang would make great
change in the appearance of the
street.
The Racine aldermen are making
another effort to arrange a game of
ten pins with the Kenosha aldermen.
By all means let them have it and get
it over with.
Miss Edna Ho1derness and Miss
Davenport, who have been visiting in
Kenosha for several days, returned to
Northwestern University at Evanston,
Sunday afternoon.
The new pump for the water works
is expected to arrive in Kenosha in
about two weeks. The changes in the
building for the reception of the pump
are now completed.
CONGRESSMAN and Mrs. H. A. Cooper
have returned to the United States af-
ter four~months' trip abroad. They
will spend the winter at the Ebbit
house in Washington.
Fritz Palmgreen has brought
back two Indian canoes from his hunt
ing trip up North, which he says he
1 will use on Bockenheuser's brickyard
pond next Spring for hunting pur-
poses only.
The Chicago and Milwaukee Te1e-
graph company are planning to estab-
1ish new system of telegraph clocks
in Kenosha. The clocks will be put IN
as soon as a sufficient number of pat
rons are secured.
Those Democratic ward organiza-
tons will probably be a very great
necessity when the campaign opens
up in the Spring. 1t will take more
than ward organizations to save Keno
sha Democracy this year.
Willie Still closed his years con-
tract at the Kenosha Country club last
Saturday evening, but he will remain
in Kenosha during the winter. Mr..
Still is a general favorite with the
members of the Golf club and he will
probably remain with the club for an
other year.
DR.. B. Rubin, we'll known in Kenosha
has placed a new and complete line of
his celebrated registered medicines
Rumo-Kuro, uKidno-Kuro, Nervo-Vig
orc, with the following druggists:
L. E. Hackley & Son, G. H. Hurd,
Rustad '&3 Waterman and w. S. Lamb.
DR.. Rubin has opened an office at 327
Main street, sRaciue, where he can be
consulted on any kind of disease free
of charge. eod&wd7
A number of small boys set fire to
the grass and weeds along the lake
shore just south of the Country Club
grounds Sunday afternoon, and for
short time it looked as if considera BILE
damage would be done. Prompt work
of peoplein the neighborhood managed
to check the flames before any serious
damage had been done. The police
should arrest these boys who make
habit of setting fire to the grass, and
put an end to the nuisance.