The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-12-12
George A. Yu1e has gone to Dexter
Mo- on a business trip,

George A. Yule has gone to Dexter,
Mo-, on business trip.
Dowie is planning to build an cleo
trio light plant for Zion City.
Now is the time to begin to save
your money to pay your taxes.
Mrs. Geo. D. Head is spending the
week with relatives in Chicago.
The C. & N. w. agent is distributing
some very useful 1902 calendars this
week.
The Northwestern railway company
is improving its tracks just south OF
the city.
Did you ever see the crowd that
leaves on the $50 a. m. train every
morning?
You can exchange your wheat for
flour at Pfennig's grocery, 1876
Market ST. w32
Mrs. Arson E. Walker, of Milwau-
kee, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Perkins.
F. H. Lyman attended the meeting
of the hicago-Kenosha club in Chica-
go Monday evening.
The Court house has been improved
by the addition of new window cur
tains of uniform color.
Mrs. H. A. Jansen, of Houghton,
Mich, has come to Kenosha to spend
the winter with her daughter.
It's the educational opportunity of
your lifetime. The Chicago Weekly
Inter Ocean and this paper $50 for
one year. w
The clothes-1ine robber is abroad
again, and Grand avenue residents
have reported several depredations to
the police.
George Ray Robinson, who has been
living in Los Angeles, California, for
the past year, is expected home in the
next few days.
Alderman James O'Brien entertain
ed a number of his friends at mid
night dinner at the Loescher restau-
rant Monday night.
The Park Whist club met with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Wilkinson Monday
evening. The next meeting will be
with Dr. and Mrs. Farr. ,7t- e-
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ha1berstadt and
Mrs. George Ward went to Racine
Monday to attend the silver wedding
celebration of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hal
berstadt. 1850 ~~
A vein of copper ore has been 1ocat-
ed on the Lake shore drive just south
of Racine. It is to be hoped that the
vein extends into Kenoshalcounty, but
Somers' farmers are still to be heard
from.
The original photograph from which
the frontispiece of F. c. Cu11ey's new
book was made has been placed on ex-
hibition at the O'Brien store. The
photograph was made at the Schroeder
gallery.
In the Circuit court at Racine Mon
day Charles H. Gonnermann by re
quest was discharged as assignee OF
U. ]. Lewis, formerly connected with
Dan Head bank. The whole story Of
the case has been told so often that i
is useless to rehash the matter.
The parents of Frank Rogers are
making another effort to find the miss
ing boy and they have sent advertise
ments to many papers offering both
the boy and his aunt, Miss Florence
Ely a warm welcome if they will re
turn home in time for Christmas.
The Badger Athletic club of Mil
waukee has arranged a strong caro-
for the next boxing tournament tosbe
held at the Panorama building in thai
city on Tuesday, Dec. 18th. Five
six round bouts will be decided, with
Billy Rotchford, the we'll known Chi
cagoan, who defeated young" Cor
bett last year, and Young Savers, Of
Milwaukee, in the windup., ar
The House of Representative was
refurnished throughout before the ses
sion of the present Congress common
ced. The old furniture was ordered
sold and Representative Babcocl
bought the desk which was long usec
by the late Representative Ding1ey
and Judge Jenkins, of Chippewa Falls
obtained the desk used by Mr.. McKin.
ley when he was the leader of the Re
publican side during the passage Oh
the Mckinley bill.