The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-03-28


Kenosha visitor today.
]. G. Koenig, of Chicago, transacted
business in Kenosha today.
L. E. Blunt, of Evanston, ILL.,, visit
cd Kenosha friends yesterday.
Norman L. Baker transacted legal
business in Racine this morning.
E. F. Mcneil, of Pleasant Prairie,
was in Kenosha today on business
M. and Mrs. Ward B1oss, of Salem,
spent the day with Chicago friends.
Town Treasurer Yates, o. Pleasa at
Prairie, was a Kenosha visitor today.
c. P. Richmond, of Appleton, was
calling on Kenosha merchants today.
Miss Oletta Remick, of Oshkosh, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Getsch-
man.
H. j. Delaney, of Chicago, called
on former Kenosha friends Friday
evening.
The Milwaukee Kenosha bowling
match has been postponed until a
week from Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Chambers left
this morning for Joliet where they will
make their home in the future.
J. D. Sullivan has returned home
from Prairie du Sac and has accepted
a position in the Ayton drug store.
! A marriage license has been issued
for the marriage of Richard Hawkins
and Bertha May Wells, both Of Keno
sha.
C. B. Sorrensen, of Kenosha, fur
nishcd the low bid for the new sewer
TO be built OH Crate street and Salem
avenue.
The city weigher of Racine receives
the prince1y salary of ten cents day.
Kenosha might afford to hire weigher
at this rate.
w. r. Anderson is making strong
canvass for Alderman of the Third
ward and his election is only ques-
ton of time.
Miss Belle Bond returned home
Thursday evening after two months
visit with friends in New York and
Philadelphia.
The Kenosha Gas and Electric COM
pany are having plans drawn for an
enlargement of their office building on
Wisconsin street.
Merchants report that a gang of
shoplifters are at work in Kenosha
and that many things have been taken
in the last few weeks.
Kenosha Typographical Union No.
116 has removed to their new quar-
tiers in the Trades and Labor Council
Hall, over The Merchants and Saw
ings' Bank.
P. E Chinn went to Antioch Thurs
dav evening to make some arrange
n1ents for the rebuilding of his block
| which was destroyed by fire Wednes-
day morning.
The Milwaukee Journal has discov-
cred that John Lyman OF this city is
making a tour Of Europe on foot. 1t
might be we'll to state that Lyman left
Paris on Sept. IS.
Charles H. Blood, who has been re-
ceiving treatment at the Presbyterian
hospital in Chicago, is reported great
improved. He will return 20 his
home i'll about two weeks.
Mrs. N. J. Reicherts, of Racine,
died very suddenly from heart failure
IN Friday afternoon. The deceased
vas we'll known in this city and her
leath will cause great deal of sorrow
mere.
1t starts the circulation, expands the
ystem, strengthens The heart, brings
eace and happiness if taken this
aonth. ROCKY Mountain Tea, made
Madison Medicine Co. c.. H
Hurd. dwm23
People of the city should remember
hat a Democratic School Board re-
used to open the school grounds for
ne children. See that you vote for
men who are in favor of the "open
choo1 ground"
Delivery boys, mail carriers and
just private citizens are warned to
keep off of private lawns. During the
spring season many lawns are ruined
by the carelessness of people in run
ming across them.
1t is reported that the United States
government is considering plan for
building a new life saving station in
his city. The present station is old
and we'll worn and if a new station is
not built CcnSidera BILE money will prob
ably be spent in repairs.
The Democratic politicians of the
city are up to their old tricks and all
sorts of bluffs are being made to make
it seem that Democratic landslide is
inevitable. Just at present it looks as
if the landslide feature, if there is
such a feature, will be in The other
direction.
With the coming. Of the spring
weather the boys 1oa6ng around
FNiche1fnan mark are Oeftino bOther-