The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-06-12

The yacht "PathfinGer'' has been
placed in commission for the season.
Mrs. John B. Simmons, of Racine,
spent Saturday evening with friends
IN Kenosha.
Tom Graves came nome from Mil
waukee Saturday evening for a short
visit with his parents.
DR.. E. L. Thompson, Of Milw aukee
was called to Kenosha Sunday on
professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Harris, Of Amigo,
Wis, spent Sunday in Kenosha the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. PAU Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Moore, Of Chi
cago, spent Sunday in Kenosha as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Moore.
William r. Harrison and Miss Jose
phine Biennemann, both we'll known
Kenosha young people, have been Ii
censed to wed.
A number of the friends of Peter H.
Johnson, the 1aundryman, gave him
party last Saturday evening in honor
of his birthday.
Miss Nettie Gray went to Denver,
COL, Saturday evening to spend the
remainder of the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. P. Gray.
A new conner to Zion City is prepar-
ing to erect $4,000 residence during
the summer. Evidently there will be
classes in Zion after all.
Saloon licenses will be due the first
of July and Mayor Pfennig has sent
out the word that he will brook no de-
lay in the payment of them.
The position of 'free lunch' detec-
tive promises to be lucrative one
when the Council passes the ordinance
asked for by the saloon men.
The papers in the Caster appeal
have been forwarded to the Supreme
court and there is nothing to hinder
an early decision in the case.
Walter Christian has resigned his
position with the Badger Brass Com
pany and will be one of the officers of
the Kenosha Novelty Company.
Mrs. w. w. Stevens and Miss Minnie
E. Barbour, who represented Kenosha
at the State meeting of the w. G. T.U.
returned home Saturday evening.
The farm house of Henry Riley, in
the town of Pleasant Prairie, was
struck by lightning last Friday after
noon and damaged to the extent of $25.
A number of the Kenosha yachts
will go to Chicago on July 4th to take
part in the annual races given under
the auspices of the Chicago Yacht
Club.
The materials for the building of
the new telephone line in Kenosha
have all been received but the work on
the line is being delayed on account Of
lack of workmen.
The base ball players of the Chicago
Brass company defeated the Nits at
the Brassville field Sunday morning
by score of Il to 10. The game was
a most exciting one.
DR.. Richard Cecil Hughes will be in
stalled as President of Ripon college
on Tuesday, June II. A number of
Kenosha people have been invited to
attend the installation ceremonies.
The third of the series of Shakes
pearean recitals by Edgar Abbott was
given at the residence of DR.. and Mrs.
Farr last Saturday evening. A repre-
sentative audience attended the lee
ture.
Every contractor in Kenosha seems
to have all the work he can attend to
for the present summer, and some
buildings will proba bly, be delayed on
account of the lack of men to do the
work.
Kenosha is expected to send large
crowd to the Fourth of July celebration
at Paddock's lake and preparations to
transport them from Salem to the
grounds will have to be made accord
ingly.
Zion City is not free from the raw
ages of the lightning, as it is reported
that horse was killed in the sacred
precincts Saturday afternoon The
horse had been left standing in front
of the Zion general stores.
A nun Der of the members of the
Evanston Country club came to Keno
sha Sunday for little preliminary
practice for the match which will soon
take place. The Evanston club prom
Uses to send strong team to meet the
Kenosha players.
It is reported that one young lady in
Kenosha has received bona fde in
vitation to attend the coronation of
King Edward. There are many people
of the city who have received the bogus
ones and all will probab bly, accept them
in the spirit sent and remain away.
A most exciting baseball contest
will take place at Paddock's lake on
the Fourth of July. The Kenosha and
Burlington teams will contest for a
purse of fifty dollars. Each team has
won one game over each other on their
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