The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-11-07

Miss Ellen Flynn, of Chicago,is Wis
iting with friends in Kenosha.
Will Ma1oney, who has been seriously
/ i'll, is reported some better today.
Mrs. Charles Cooper is making
short visit with friends in Chicago.
The Waukegan City Council has put
the Sunday bowling games under the
ban.
Miss May Rausch, of Chicago, spent
Thursday evening with friends IN this
city.
The Misses Bond will leave the first
of next week for Georgiana, Florida,
to spend the winter.
The Northwestern Railway company
station at Zion City.
Hints of other scandals in high Off
cia1 circles are going the rounds and a
grand break up is expected in few
days.
An effort is being made to arrange
football game between the Kenosha
team and the Garfelds, of Chicago,
for next Sunday. o
Bode Bros Co. were awarded the
contract for furnishing the new Elk
lodge room. 1t will be one Of the fin
est in the State.
The coal dealers are working over.
time just at present, and just as the
season seems at it's height the weather
man predicts warmer days.
John Kehlor and Will Cantwell left
this morning for Pelican Lake for
two weeks hunting trip. They expect
to bring home their full quota of deer.
Racine is to have new factory. A
mum Der of the leading men of the Case
company have withdrawn from the
plant and will start an opposition con-
Germ.
Those having articles for the Con-
grega tiona1 Rummage sale can have
them called for by notifying Mrs.
Mailer, Mrs. Chas. Allen or Mrs. 0. S.
Newell.
Chief of Police Pfster, of Racine,
states that the police of that city earn
their salaries but he didn't say any
thing about municipal overcoats
thrown in.
New York is considerably bigger
than Kenosha but Kenosha has gang
in the City Council that should be
turned down just as hard as Tammany
was Tuesday.
i Mrs. w. P. Robinson and Miss Rob-
inson have issued invitations for an
cat home'' on next Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. w. Howard Robinson will be the
4 guest of honor.
Gustav L. C1ausen still has business
i keeping him from his Office in Chicago,
and the card sent up by the officer
! Tuesday was returned with the state
ment that the gentleman was not at
home.
Miss Pearl E. Reed, after spending
five months with relatives IN Pleasant
Prairie, departed last Saturday for her
home in Butte, Montana, her sister,
Florence, accompanying her as far as
Milwaukee.
Carl Swartz has filed formal APP
p1ication with the county judge asking
that he be permitted to plead guilty to
the charges preferred against him. He
, will be taken before Judge Slosson for
this purpose on next Monday morning.
This threatening of witnesses has
: gone about far enough, and the men
who are attending to this little matter
, have been warned that unless they
cease their foolish actions they will be
pulled up before Court on a charge
even stronger than bribery. aqe
Racine has organized. an indoor base
ball team for the season and have
: sent out a sweeping challenge to Wis
cousin cities. There are inodor players
in Kenosha, who,l if team was
formed, would make the Racine team
look like the prover5ial thirty cents.
The Racine aldermen claim that the
:, game at Central Park Tuesday evening
was no true test of the abilities of the
two teams as bow1ers'and' they demand
another game, at which, each team
l shall consist of the full membership of
Z the two councils. They will get it
l just as soon as Manager Jacob can
: make out schedule.
The department of agriculture has
recently published an estimate of the
animal population of the country on
Jan. 1, 1900. 1t comprised 10, 537, 524
. horses, about 1900, 000j Emules, about
%. OOO. 900 cattle. 1862. 800 mich COWS,
8O,883,O65 sheep. As J automobile
traction is introduced the number of
horses and mules will gradually di-
minish. and the effect is already evi-
dent.
Deputy Sheriff Sheridan of Fond du
Lac went to Waupun Tuesday with an
, order from the clerk of the Supreme
court to the warden OF the State prison
for the surrender of1James Lonergan,