The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-04-17

Iludys ApI1l AClHs UCS HIS tAC sat q
Herrmann's. dwa1o
Miss Cora Miller spent Sunday with
friends in Chicago.
Have you heard about it? The big
sale at Herrmann's. dwa19
Miss Kate Mari, of Chicago, spent
Sunday with friends in Kenosha.
Miss Eta Charmichael, of Chicago,
spent Sunday with friends in Kenosha.
Boys stiff bosom shirts SOC. value
for this sale $780,, at Hermann &
Co. dwa1o
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Lee, Of Star
Lake, speut Monday evening in Ke-
nosha.
You will be pleased if you attend
what? This weeks sale at B. Herr
mann & Co, dwa1o
Mrs. Monroe Gibbs left for Bristol
to see her father, Mr.. John Mutter,
who is very ill.
Michael Schlax has accepted po-
sition at the Timme & Hegeman
blacksmith shop.
The new pump at the water works is
now ready for use. It will be started
IN about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morris, of West
Bend, Wis, are spending few days
with Kenosha friends.
A pair of socks given with each suit
of mems underwear purchased at this
sale of B. Hermann & Co. dwa19
The Labor Unions in Racine have
decided to erect a labor temple, and
the work will be started within a few
days.
Miss Elizabeth Kemper Adams, for
mer1y teacher at Kemper Hall, has
been awarded fellowship at Vassar
College.
Quite a company of Racine music
lovers came to Kenosha Monday even
ing to attend the benefit concert given
for Miss Jacoby.
The tickets for the E1ks min strels
are selling very rapidly but few good
seats are still unreserved. Make your
selections early.
Several theatre parties of Kenosha
people will go to Racine Friday even
ing to attend the production given by
Miss Viola Allen.
Dowie's first election at Zion City
will take place next Tuesday. 1t looks
like "cinch," as there is only one
ticket in the field.
Milwaukee and Racine Y. M. c.. A
men came to Kenosha in force Monday
night to attend the opening of the
Athletic carnival.
The Rev. E. F. Dornfe1d, pastor of
the German Lutheran church, has
gone to La Porte, Ind, to attend a
church convention.
The people of Pleasant Prairie are
making an effort to have rural deliv-
cry mail route established in the town.
The effort will probably be successful.
The suit of Henry Weismann VS..
George Mcdonald ct al has been set
tied out of court. It was scheduled to
come up for trial at the present term
Of the Circuit Court in Racine.
The City Council did not elect a
Bridge tender at the meeting Monday
night, and the matter will probably be
laid over until after the new bridge is
completed, when the Council will ask
for bids for the work.
An oratorical contest between the
High School and the College of Com
merce would prove a drawing card.
Some of the students Of the two
schools are attempting to make ar
rangements for such an event.
The All Stars Kenosha bowlers went
to Chicago Saturday for a match with
the team of the American Steel and
Wire company. The Kenosha team
won the match by a score of three
games in five. A return match will
probably be played in this city in the
near future.
The ladies of the Degree of Honor
gave a very0delightful musical soiree
last Thursday evening at the A. Q. y.
w. hall, and many friends responded
to the invitations. After the musical
program, which was very fine, an in
formal dance was INDUCED in. The
committee consisting of Mesdames
Rock, Leigler and Davis are entitled
to much credit for the manner IN which
they conducted the entertainment.