The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-05-16
Frank Rossner, of Winthrop Harbor
was in Kenosha Friday evening.

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T. J. Wilcox, of Eau Claire, spent
Friday evening with Kenosha friends.
DR.. Darby, of Wi1mot, has gone to
| California for few weeks vacation.
It is said that The Wisconsin Central
Railway has been sold to company
of London railway men.
Work on the buildings for the new
creamery at Lake Park has been start
ed. Gazette please copy.
Ben Cameron has gone to Muskegon
to accept a position as manager Tor
the Barry line IN that city.
The Latin, Rand Powder company
have decided to build new power
house at their Pleasant Prairie plant.
The Side Rank of the Catholic Order
of Foresters held private party at
the Schlitz Hall Friday evening. A
pleasant time is reported by those
present.
The billiard hall of William Stewart,
formerly of this city, now of Racine,
was entered by burglars Thursday
evening. The burglars secured about
three dollars in change.
Kenosha investors in stocks are re-
firing from the market as fast as pos
sib1e and it seems that most of them
are retiring after leaving large share
| of their investments with the brokers.
Increases human. energy, makes sol
diers of weak men. The world has
little pity for a man who having lost
his grip does not regain it by taking
Rocky Mountain Tea. Csc. c. H.
Hurd. oWmA1
Attorney Louis G.. Bohmrich an
nounccs that his address is now 1872
Farwe1l avenue, Milwaukee. He is
sues a special invitation to all Keno
sha people coming to Milwaukee to
visit him.
Kenosha may expect large vista
ton from beggars in the near future.
J The new Chief of Police in Chicago
has sent out an edict ordering all beg
CARS found on the streets of Chicago
arrested. Kenosha seems to be the
next stop.
August Brasch, Racine man, was
arrested yesterday on charge OF
throwing a pot of boiling water on his
six year old child. The child was ter
rib1Y sca1dcd. The man claims that
he was intoxicated when the deed was
committed.
The high board fence which is to
enclose the new base ball park is
rapidly nearing completion, and the
small boy is arranging to make holes
in the aforesaid fence to deprive the
management Of the collection of the
accustomed quarter.
DIR. E. J. Elton, formerly of James
vile, has located in this city perma-
nent1y for the practice Of Osteopathy
with Office and residence in the Dur
kee house. DR.. Elton is Secretary of
the Wisconsin State Osteopathic Asso-
citation and comes to this city highly
recommended.
It is said that another effort is to be
made to secure a pardon for August
Eilgendorf, of this county, who is now
d
: charge of numbering his wife. The
, petition for the pardon will probably
be presented to the governor within a
few weeks. A number of influential
Kenosha people have signed the petit
ton.
Late letters received from John Ly-
man, who is ''doing Europe" on foot,
state that he is now going down the
; Rhine in a row boat. The trip up tc
: date has been very instructive and
t pleasant. While rowing down the
Rhine he and his companion pro
crossed forty-fve miles in one day
AS general thing they sleep in the
open air, on bedding carried with
them.
> Mrs. Savmia Go1dsworthy, aged 7e
years, died in Union Grove, May 9th
1 1901. The deceased was born in Corn
p wall, England. In 1916 she with hel
husband and family came to this coun
try and settled on farm in Kenosha
county at which place they resided
! over thirty years. In Aug. 1898, after
! lingering illness her husband died
> and the following March, her e1dest
). son, of Providence, R. l., passed away
since which time she has been in fail
ing health. Three sons and two
e daughters survive her.
Constable William Spetzman, o:
: New Munster, who recently arrested
: Leonard Williamson on charge OF at
> tempting to hold up one of the resi-
dents of New Munster, states that HI
is certain that Williamson is the am'
man who disappeared from Westport
s Ind, a number of years ago. Whe1
Y placed under arrest Williamson told
d the officer some facts in regard to hi
v past life which brought out the infor
i nation that he was formerly residen
!. of Westport. The officials at Westpor
! have been notified of the facts AM