The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-03-28
SHORT ITEMS.

AFTER a WISH Win 4IlSpuS Ii a AC9N AAAN'
E. J. Arnold, of Chicago, transacted
business in Kenosha Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Margaret Isermann, of Milwau-
kee, is spending few days in Keno
sha.
Miss Alice Moore, of West Bend,
Wis, is visiting her brother, Charles
Moore.
Mrs. Kate Wescott, of Chicago, spent
Wednesday evening with frienus IN
Kenosha.
Racine county farmers have offered
a bonus of $25 for each wolf killed in
the county.
The High school students are work
ing up enthusiasm for the annual
declamatory contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Nelson have
gone 10 Chicago for weeks visit with
friends and relatives.
Chester Allen has returned to his
work in tie State University after a
short visit in Kenosha.
The Alice Horlick addition to the ST.
Luke's hospital in Racine Will be dcdi-
Gated on Memorial Day.
The Republicans OF Racine have
nominated Henry w. Klein for tie Of
fee Of Mayor of that city.
Miss Mabel Kelley has resumed her
work in the Office of N. r. Aliens
Sons, eI:er short illness.
The Dauish Brotherhood will give
dance Monday evening, April LIST, at
their hall i'll the Gonnermann block.
The Court Of Honor, an Illinois Ira
terna1 organization, has been denied
the right to do business in Wisconsin.
Well, it's up to railway company to
accept the proposition OF the Council
in regard 70 the new bridge over Main
street.
Well, Mr.. Candidate for school COM
missioner on any ticket, the people OF
the city want to know if you are in
favor Of open school grounds.
The Racine Musical society, con-
sisting of many of the best known
musicians in Racine, will come to Ke-
nosha IN the near future to give con-
cert.
1t is said that The Italian vote of the
city, which in the past has been pretty
we'll Democratic, will be badly divided.
Some of the Italians are sick of Demo
cratic rule.
Waukegan has accepted the PROPOSE
ton of Andrew Carnegie TO build Ii
brary i'll that city. One of the city
lots has been appropriated for the site
of the building.
John B. Simmons, OF Racine,
dropped in on Kenosha friends for a
minute or SO Thursday evening. He
says that the prospects for victory are
exceedingly bright.
Almost every man nominated by the
Republicans for school commissioner
is in favor of the opening Of the public
school grounds. They nave not as yet
expressed their views on marble play
ing.
Mrs. Jonathan Piper, a we'll known
lady residing near Honey Creek, ii
Racine county, was fatally assaulted
by one Of her sons Wednesday even
ing Her sons had engaged in a
drunken brawl and she had made an
attempt to separate them.
The engagement of Ben iamin Kan
Grad, Of Holland, Mich, to Miss Min
ME Brodcrsen, of Merrill, Wis, is an
nounced. Mr.. Kamerad has been il
this city but short time, during
which he has made many friends who
extend congratulations. Announce
ment of wedding later.
Candidates Be1den and Simmons.
who are seeking the office of circuit
judge, are making a. aggressive cam
paign in Kenosha. In all parts of The
town pictures of the two ca ndidates
are being hung in windows and cards
and circulars advancing their interests
are being sent 10 every voter in the
city. The same tactics are being EN-
ploycd throughout the county.
Quite a little comment is being
head on account of the strong posi-
ton The saloon men of the city ar,
taking in the municipal election. o.
the two municipal tickets thus far
nominated eight saloon men have been
named. Three of these 'are aspirants
for the office of county supervisor, and
three for alderman, while one has beer
named as a member of the board of
education. The saloon in politics has
never been a favored institution.
and it is limited that The Royal
Arch, society recently formed among
the saloon keepers, is aiding in push
ing the saloon into the political arena.
Saloon men are all right in their place
but it hardly seems that their place is
in the offices OF the city.
There is one sure indication of cleo
ton, and that is the fact that the man
ayers of the different parties are look
;no about +he citv for The f1Oatiuo