The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-09-25
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Charles Timm, an employe of the St.
Paul road at Truesdel1, fell from car
Thursday night and fractured one of
his arms.
Rock county is in sad plight as
there is not an attorney in the county
suitable for the Prohibition nomination
for District Attorney.
The County Clerk is still being kept
busy with the issue of hunting licenses
and the record for this year promises
to eclipse ali former years.
The Balm Wagon company is build
ing a new building just west of the
Office building. 1t is designed for use
as an electric power plant.
If candidate Rose carries out his
program for the next few weeks he
will be pretty we'll worked out when he
reaches Kenosha on Oct. 10.
Contractor Rut1edge announces that
the work of paving North Main street
will be started at once and the street
will be finished before snow flies.
The Rev. c. L. Mallory, who has
been attending the meeting of the
Diocesan Council in Milwaukee, re-
turned home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Mat Cragen entertained quite a
party of her lady friends at her home
on Eagle street Wednesday afternoon.
Those present report a very pleasant
time.
Fifteen members of the Kenosha
lodge of the Daughters of Rebecka
went to Racine Wednesday evening to
attend the meeting of the Racine
lodge.
The work on'sthe rebuilding Of the
Pabst building on Milwaukee avenue
has been started but the building will
hardly be completed 'sbefore sthe early
Spring.
Hiram Barrows, of3 sthe, town Of
Somers, and Miss Elizabeth G. Harm,
of Racine, were united in marriage
here Wednesday by JusticesECa1vin
Stewart.
Mrs. Dell Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Erskine Allen, and9 Mrs. Mary E.
Walsh, of Racine, were guest of Mrs.
John Ulrich, at 800 Ounce street,
Thursday.
Announcement has been made Of the
a n M 11c 0f
Robert Verne Baker and Miss Ada M.
Bright. The wedding will take place
on September the twenty-fourth.
Mrs. Frank Haven entertained
friends at her home on Norths Chicago
street Wednesday afternoon in honor
of her thirty-third birthday. Those
present report very pleasant time.
There S no beauty in all the land,
That can with her face compare,
Her lips are red, her eyes are bright,
She takes Rocky Mountain Tea at
night.
dws2O C. H. Hurd.
It is reported that the action begun
by Mrs. William DeBerge against the
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Co.
has been settled out ofIcourt, the de-
PENDANT paying the plaintiff .damages
to the amount of $500.
John Binninger, arrested two weeks
ago on the charge'of breaking into the
cellar of the Pitts ipaint store, pleaded
guilty to charge of petit larceny in
Justice McCarron's court 5Thursday
afternoon and was fined sten dollars
and costs or thirty days in jail.
Some of the farmers Sevidently over
looked their personal property when
they made their replies to the cross
questioning of thelsa assessors. Keno
sha is one of the wealthiest counties
in the State and yet its assessment at
actual value is on1yga little over eleven
million dollars.
About three hundred of the ladies of
the Danish Sisterhood of Racine, came
down to visit the ladies of the Kenosha
society Wednesday evening. A social
evening was spent at the Danish
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cation departed on the LAST train:1oud
in their praises of the hospitality yof
the Kenosha ladies.
With the coming Of cold weather the
doctors are keeping close watch for
anything that looks like smallpox
case and an effort will be made to put
an immediate stop to any2epidemic of
the disease. From the present indica-
tons the Council will be.still working
on the bills of the last epidemic when
the new one breaks out.
The Chicago & Northwestern Rail-
way company has finally acceded to
the demand of the Commonly ouncil of
the city and the work of putting in
gates at the Main street crossing has
been started. A damage suit in which
the company was worstei seems 10
have been potent factor N securing
proper protection for the crossing.
About fifty of the friends of Miss
Mamie Schultz gave her a very pleas
ant surprise party on Thursday even
ing at her home on Caledonia street in
honor of her twenty-frst birthday