The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-08-22
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used for baseball grounds, why not
make it public play ground for the
children of the city?
The supper will be served by the
Degree of Honor at the opening ball of
the A. o. U. w. on Sept. 2. This
means something fine.
A number of the suits for SANDER re-
Gently brought by Chris Jensen have
been settled out of court. The unset
tied suits will be tried.
Scarlet fever, which was epidemic in
the western part of the city, is abat-
ing. Not single new case has been
reported in many weeks.
Miss Julia Allen has purchased the
south eight feet off the premises of the
University school adjoining her lot on
Chicago street. The consideration is
private.
The engagement of Richard M. Nc
Ginnis, former resident of Kenosha,
now of San Francisco, Cal, to Miss
Alice Adams, of the same city, has
been announced.
William Dah1man, now confined in
the county jail awaiting trial on a
charge of adultery, has made an ap-
plication to be allowed to plead guilty
in the County court.
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. dwa17
The Wisconsin Insurance Agency
Company have opened Chicago Office
in the Ria1to building, in La Sale
street. w. M. Cowe11 has been elected
president and treasurer of the COM
pany.
A Chicago Horseshoe factory has
decided to locate near Kenosha. It is
said that the Wisconsin Insurance
Agency has sold the company small
strip of land just south of the city
limits.
There is possibility of a settlement
of the beer war. No one in Kenosha
had ever known that a war involving
the delivery of the amber beverage.
was on and the settlement will not af-
feet the price of the small glasses in
KenoSha.
Wednesday evening sneak thieves
broke into the lockers at the base ball
grounds and stole a number of uni
forms belonging to the Kenosha team.
This is the second time the base ball
park has been robbed since it was
opened in May.
A Chicago Dental college, of which
number of Kenosha Dentists are
graduates, has brought a libel suit
against James H. Wurman, the Amer
lean consul at Munich. The court
will be asked to state as to whether the
graduates of the institution are "fake"
graduates.
Kenosha is gaining notoriety in con-
nection with the robbery of the Shelby
sme1ter at SanFraucisc as it is now
claimed that Winters, the slippery
robber, gained his light by the use of
a Solar lamp. Verify the Solar is
''the brightest light that ever came
over the pike"
An effort is now being made to form
a league of the base ball aclubs in
Southern Wisconsin. It is certainly
too late to make such an effort for the
present season. With the opening of
a new season the Kenosha team will
be ready for any old league from the
National league down.
1t is possible that some of the doc
tors of Kenosha will be forced to take
an examina ton to show that they are
suitable to practice medicine. Among
the laws recently passed by the State
Legislature was one requiring the
physicians to register with the County
Clerk. Some of the physicians have
overlooked this little matter.
The Chicago & Northwestern Rail
road will not build a viaduct at the
dangerous Woodwork crossing, but
will lower the grade and let the people
look out for themselves. The grade
has already been lowered and the road
has been graded SO as to make very
dangerous crossing. 1t is probable
that the original plan to test the mat
ter in the courts will be carried out.
Fred Busbee, Chicago man, was
forced to make visit to Kenosha Sun
day afternoon. He started to go to
Waukegan to see base ball game but
he dropped to sleep and when the train
stopped at Kenosha he thought it was
Waukegan. He got out and ordered a
carriage and drove to the West Side
picnic, supposing it was the base ball
game. Luckily the man escaped to
Waukegan on the next train.