The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-12-19
This is the last week of school.

This is the last week of school.
st. James Bazaar made $500 toward
clearing the debt of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barnes, of Ire
vor, spent Sunday with friends in ke-
nosha.
B. w. Haw1ey has accepted a posi-
ton at the Dale Jewelry store during
the holidays.
Miss May Lord, of Chicago, is spend
ing week with friends and relatives
IN this city.
Manager Joe held the crowd in good
shape Sunday night and they were
we'll repaid for waiting.
Col. E. G. Timme will return home
from Washington for short visit with
his family during the holidays.
The insurance companies report a
great increase in the number of small
fires since the cold snap set in.
Only few calls for help have been
sent into the city by the poor of the
NOAO
Not a case of scarlet fever has been
reported in Kenosha during the last
two weeks. Evidently the epidemic is
dying.
If the neighbors say mean things
about you settle it with them, and
don't bring your troubles to the news
papers.
The port of missing ships is claim
ing a great many victims during the
cold spell on the lake. Several minor
accidents are reported today.
The petition asking for the erection
of public building in Kenosha is lind
ing many signers. Every man in the
CITY should affix his name to the petit
ton.
Miss Camilla Reynolds, who is star
ring with the William Owen company,
will come to Kenosha the latter part OF
the week for a short visit with her
parents.
The new cable of the Chicago and
Milwaukee Telegraph company at the
Main street bridge has been grounded
The accident will probably necess1tate
the laying of a new cable.
Miss Anna Adams will represent
the Kenosha schools on the program
of the coming meeting of the State
teachers in Milwaukee. Many of the
Kenosha teachers are planning to at
tend the meeting.
Mr., and Mrs. Ben Windsor have is
sued invitations for dancing party to
be given at Simmons hall on the even
ing of Dec. 31st. The party will be in
celebration of the China wedding OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Windsor.
A large number of the parts of the
new engine which is being built for
the Chicags Brass Works have arrived
from the A1lis works in Milwaukee,
but the new engine will not be set up
until after the opening of the new
year
The ha1f-breeds have taken local
politics on their string and are now
debating candidates in Milwaukee. 1t
Is TO OG uOpCu tAAdL tH1y WIZ At'N " - -
hold the Second and Third ward cau-
cuses without debating the delegates
to the city convention.
The latest report from Portage states
that it is overwhelming with the
Governor. Uncle Isaac must have
been visiting about Portege recently
or the cold weather must have affected
the political conditions. Just wait un-
til this State political pot warns up
and there may be couple of Stall
warts found even in Portage.
The Kenosha County Poultry associ
alton met at the Office of DR.. ]. T.
Hernsheim last Saturday afternoon for
the purpose of making final arrange
ments for the poultry show, but as the
secretary of the association was not
present the meeting was adjourned to
meet next Sunday afternoon at tne
par1ors of the Grant House.
The bursting of a radiator on the
third floor of the residence Of DR.. r.
S. Meers, on Deming street Satur-
day evening, resulted in the entire
house being flooded with water, and a
large amount of damage being done.
The occupants Of the house were not
at home when the accident occurred,
and a strange scene of ruin greeted
their return. The loss is said to have
been several hundred dollars.