The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-12-26

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Manager Rhode 10 making an effort
to secure a splendid attraction for the
holiday Offering for Kenosha theatre
goers.
The Racine Carriage and Wagon
factory is to be enlarged and quarter
million of dollars will be spent in new
buildings.
We might remark that there is still
vacant spot in the political pull IN ke-
nosfa, and that is in the Office of Oil
Inspector.
The report that Mrs. Emily Garst
has accepted position with the Wis
consin Telephone company is said to
be mistake.
The North Western Railway COM
PAW has rebuilt it's wires between Ke-
nosha and Chicago. The lines were
broken during the recent cold spell.
Milwaukee papers are still discuss
ing the probability of Baby Vavene
being admitted to Kemper Hall. 1t
must be a pertinent" topic by this
time.
The first drowning accident of the
season as a result of reckless skating
has been reported. Andrew Nelson, OF
Racine, twenty years of age, was the
victim.
The Kenosha teachers have arranged
to make the P1ankinton house their
headquarters during the coming meet
ing of the State Teachers Association
in Milwaukee.
There is still a scarcity Of school
teachers in the Philippines. What
blessed opportunity for some OF the
Kenosha "school marms" looking for
experience in life
Base ball enthusiasts about the State
have already begun to talk OF State
League for next season. kenosha is
one of the cities receiving honorable
mention for place.
It is reported that manufacturers in
Kenosha are experiencing a great
scarcity of cars, and it is almost I'M
possible to secure cars to ship the pro-
ducts out of the city.
The fact that there is no aPpropria-
ton for Kenosha in the River and Har-
Dor bill will probably facilitate the
passage of this measure in the differ
ent houses of Congress.
If day could be night and night
could be day, if smiles could be tears
and tears could be smiles, something
might do you as much good as Rocky
Mountain Tea. G. II. Hurd. dwd21
1t has been suggested that the city
water board have the artesian wells,
not in use, capped; thus stopping the
flow and giving extra pressure to the
remaining wells now in use about the
city.
On account of the cold weather all
outside work in Kenosha has been
stopped until the warming airs of
spring arrive. It is probable that an
effort will be made to finish the ST.
Matthew's Guild hall, but other work
will have to wait until Spring.
Harry Boardman, formerly Deputy
County Treasurer of this county, who
was recently in the Philippine Islands,
is reported to have returned to the
States, and is now working in small
town in the state of Washington. 1t
is hardly thought that Mr.. Boardman
will return to Kenosha to make his
| home.
The High school pupils have begun
to prepare for the annual dec1amatory
contests. The Sheboygan schools
have set the ball rolling, their contests
having been held Tuesday evening.
Kenosha is in the Lake Shore district,
including the schools in Racine, Mil
waukee, Kenosha, Sheboygan and
Manitowoc counties.
Since the Milwaukee Free Press and
the Madison Journal have condemned
the appointment of Henry c. Payne to
the Cabinet, it is probable that the
President will see the error of his way,
and seek to mend matters Oy giving
some good breed" job as col
1ector of customs. Any old thing will
do so long as it is job and it goes to
"half breed"