The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-09-05
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Turnock, who
have been spending their honeymoon
in the East, have returned to Kenosha.
A number Of the young people of the
city enjoyed moonlight picnic at the
Petrifying Springs Wednesday eve
ming.
The bowling alleys at the Grant
House are being overhau1ed and placed
an condition for the fall and winter
season.
Miss Helena Vanzanten has re-
turned to her home in Grand Haven
after a two weeks visit with c. G1erum
and family.
The boys without bathing suits are
still a thorn in the flesh of the people
living along the shore near the foot Of
Wisconsin street.
Mrs. Peter Frost, her mother and
Mrs. Orson Parks and Miss Clara
Ritter spent p1easaut afternoon Tues
dav at the old home in Woodwork.
William Stewart, formerly of this
city but more recently of Racine, has
rented the room back of the German
barbershor and will open a billiard
hall.
Gives one backbone; you're 1ovelier
to look upon. You'll love yourself
better after taking Rocky Mountain
Tea made by Madison Medicine Co.
35c. G.. H, Hurd, dwaa1
The managers of summer resorts in
Kenosha county report that this has
proved to be one of the most successful
seasons ever enjoyed by the resorts of
the county. Most of the resorts have
been filled up since the opening of the
season.
The managers of the Kenosha Street
Railway company announce that they
have not as yet received any official
notice that the Council has decided to
pave Milwaukee avenue. The City
Attorney states that the company has
been properly notified.
Mayor Rose has started to do the
county fairs for the purpose of ad-
vancing his boom for the Democratic
nomination for Governor of Wiscon-
SIN II is WOuUSI1uI WAAol AOOAA0AA
things a man will do when he gets to
be Mayor of Milwaukee.
Invitations were issued yesterday for
the marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
Charles, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Charles, and Mr.. William Frederick
Anklam. The wedding will take
place at St. Matthew's church on the
evening of September 18th.
Joe Howard, Racine bicycle rider,
was slightly injured in an accident
just north of the Sanitarium Thurs
day night. He attempted to make
sudden turn when he collided with an
other cyc1ist and Howard was thrown
into barbed wire fence. He escaped
with few bad bruises.
The people residing in the neighbor'
hood of Lake avenue are making many
complaints on account of the fact tha
some of the small boys of the neigh
borhood have been bathing in the
lake without using the customary
bathing suit. The boys, stripped t.
the skin, even go so far as to play
baseball on the beach. It is high time
that the officers made rev arrests e
put an end to this nuisance.
The unknown person who recently
placed costly wreath of flowers at tht
base of the splendid monument t.
''Chicago Smith, just erected in thu
cemetery near E1gin, Ill, is discovered
to have received his orders from pa,ri
otto members of a London club O.
Der. The tribute was graceful recog
milton of the Chicago and Milwaukee
bankers loyalty to his sovereign. HI
accumulated his vast fortune in thu
United States, but returned to Londor
after his retirement from business
aud his death enriched the British ex
chequer by state taxes amounting t.
IS. 600, 900.