The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-03-07

from Chicago is seeking location in
Kenosha.
]. r. Kimba1l has accepted posi-
ton with the Kenosha Gas and Elect
rio company.
The Teachers Literary club was
entertained by Mrs. Joseph Williams
Monday evening.
The cold weather is causing the
tramps to seek the cities. Kenosha is
receiving i1er share.
Looks as though another summer
would come and go and Kenosha with
out street railway.
Supervisor Bishop of Somers, who
has been seriously i'll, is reported as
on the road to recovery.
Senator J. T. Reynolds of this dis
trict is said to be among the opponents
of the Primary Election law.
The Salem avenue sewer has had
another set back. The council decided
to consider it for another week.
The City Council is now discussing
Equalization of Rebates" The sub
| iect is mostly confined to liquor 1icen-
| ses.
The water in the Kenosha river is
covered with raw petroleum. No one
seems to be able to tell where the oil
came from.
It looks as though the Kenosha
school boys will continue to play mar
b1es regardless of the orders of some
of the teachers. 49,
Quite a crowd of Kenosha rooters
went to Racine Saturday evening to
attend the Racine-Kenosha Y. M. c. A.
basket ball game.
The latest letter from the Cudahy
kidnapers was mailed at Wauke gan,
and the little village is all swelled up
over the notoriety.
A marriage license has been issued
for the marriage of William G. Nu-
them, of Wi1mot, and Miss Evelyn
COUNSEL, of Silver Lake.
City Treasurer Steinmetz has turned
his books over to the County Treasurer
and it now costs you per cent more.
Later on it will be IS per cent.
The North Western Railway COM
pany will build fence along their
track on West Main street between
Rock street and Grand avenue ns
James Anderson and his wife who
e1oped to Kenosha Saturday will be
forgiven by their parents in Racine
and they will probably go there to re-
side.
Eddie Hall is not yet in the Il1i-
nois State prison. The Supreme court
of that state has granted a stay IN
carrying the verdict of the jury into
execution.
The new switch board in the Office
of the Wisconsin Telephone company
is now ready for USE The Office of
the company is being fitted up in the
most modern manner.
It looks as if the sewer building trust
was renewing it's grasp on the city of
Kenosha. Some good Kenosha con-
tractor would make fortune if he
would go into the business. Ha
Savings banks are being established
in the schools of Racine. This might
bea splendid plan to adopt in Kenosha
as it would tend to teach the pupils a
good lesson in saving their pennies
A young man named Koose had one
of his hands badly mangled by a band
saw at the Chicago Brass works Mon
daJ accternoon. 1t is. not thought that
he will lose any of his fingers on ac-
count of the accident. LIE
The Kenosha Commandery of the
Uniform Rank K. of p. held its an
nual installation of officers on Mon
day evening. The ceremonies of the
installation was conducted by Col. w.
K. Hageman, of Racine. a-& A:ie d~D@
There seems to be truce in the jul
dicia1 fight in the county. Neither
Judge Be1den or Mr. Simmons has
visited the county in the last week,
and the fight is largely being carried
on by GA Signer of Be1den." ,Yr ,.ss
The Metal Po1ishers, Buffers, P1aters
and Brassworkers Union give their
sixth annual ball, at Columbia Hall,
St. Patrick's eve, March 10th. Jacoby
& Compton's full voiced orchestra will
furnish the music. All are invited.
Edward Ga11aghan, former resi-
dent of this city,, was married at
Attica, Ind, Monday. to Helen Ma
guire, prominent young lady of that.
city. The Kenosha friends of Mr..
Gallagher will be pleased to extend
congratulations
The great political riddle Of the day
is the fight for the county iudgeship.
There is but one certain candidate and
that is Judge Slosson. J. B. Ma
loney or J. C. Slater will offer some
opposition and it is possible that both
men will bein the race.
F. S. Osborne and Duke Bates, both
we'll known Kenosha men who were
formerly connected with the Sieg fac