The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-03-20
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The Masons Of Racine have decided
to spend 81, 500 in improving the prop
erty recently purchased for Masonic
club home.
P. w. Galloway, Of Racine, was in
Kenosha Thursday. He is the low bid
der for the work of moving the Main
street bridge.
Charles H. Brentwood, of Bassetts
Station, and Miss Myrtle Caswell, of
Lake Villa, were licensed to wed in
Chicago Wednesday.
Dan Evans of this city was slightly
injured in Racine Wednesday after
noon by falling from street car. His
injuries are not regarded as serious.
About twenty young people met at
the home of Miss NEinberg on Pearl
street Wednesday evening to make
plans for the formation Of a dancing
club.
Vernon Rogers, we'll known in this
city, will leave Racine in the near flu
ture to go to England to open an office
of the Wisconsin Wheel Works in Lon
don.
The fire department has new cali
bell. Persons desiring to send in an
alarm of FIRE will ring No. three
times. This is the new call for the
fremen.
The Mems League of the Park ave-
nue. M. E. church entertained at a re-
ception at the church Thursday even
ing. The reception proved very en-
joyable event.
The members of the fire department
have completed the work Of tearing
down the ruins Of the old Baptist
church and it is not thought that there
is any further danger from the old
walls,
The Northern rivers are now nearly
all free of ice, and the opening Of nav
igation will be much earlier than III
other years The mariners are now
planning for navigation to open as
early as March 2Sth.
Morgan Gafney and Henry Saudof,
who were arrested afew days ago Oh
charge Of assau1ting Alexander Ritter,
were discharged ffoinIcustody THURS
day by Justice McCarron. There was
absolutely no evidence against the
two young men,
It is about time that the people re-
siding in the town of Somers got to-
gether and held a "Good Roads con
ference. The roads IN the town are
almost impossible in some places, the
mud being SO deep that it comes over
the hubs of the vehicles.
Frank Vinegar met with slight IL
jury Thursday afternoon He was
riding with Jack Gleichman on his de-
livery wagon when a sudden start by
the horse threw him backward off the
seat of the wagon. He was able to be
on duty again this morning.
Miss Ruby Lewis entertained few
of her little friends at birthday party
Wednesday afternoon. In spite of the
rain the little girls had a jolly time,
spending the afternoon playing
games. At half past FIVE refreshments
were served, and at seven the little
girls departed for home, wishing their
little friend many happy returns of the
day.
Farmers say the heavy rain fall dur
ng the past forty-eight hours will
prove very advantageous for the lands
around this locality, as but little snow
has fallen during the winter. How
ever, there has been plenty of snow in
all parts of the Northern country the
past winter. Kenosha and several
other surrounding counties in this belt
seems to have been favored with mild
winter and but little snow, while in all
other parts of the State there has been
plenty of snow and cold weather. The
spring rains will have the desired
effect on the rural lands. The frost is
now about all out of the ground.
H. D. Robinson, warden of Racine
college, has announced that the if
tieth anniversary of the founding of
Racine college will be celebrated Tues
day, June 10. Many prominent men
from different parts of the country,
graduates of tae college, are making
extensive preparations for the event.
1t is expected that oil portraits of DIR.
James DeKoven and DIR. Parker, who
were at the head of the college for
years, will be hung upon the walls of
the dining room, as will also the nor
traits of Bishops Kemper and Armi-
tage. Oil portraits of Bishop Gailor,
of Tennessee; Bishop Edsall, of Min
nesota; Bishop Francis, of Indiana,
and also ex-Gov. Merriam, of Mime
sofa, and Justice John B. Winslow, of
Madison ma " also he sec11rad