The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-02-20
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Fred Head and w. ]. Birmingham
were in Chicago Wednesday attending
the convention of the Northwestern
lumbermen.
The Peter johannes property in the
western part of the city was sold to
Mrs Mary Smutz, Wednesday. The
consideration was $1,000.
Most people of the city are Of the
opinion that there are plenty of banks
in Kenosha if they just had plenty OF
money to do business with the banks.
It is reported that Charles Holder
ness will be a candidate for the noml-
nation for alderman in the third ward,
subject to the action of the Republi-
can caucus.
1t is reported that team of heavy
weight bow1ers is being organized IN
Kenosha. The only qualification is
that the member must tip the beam at
ever 100 pounds.
Manager At1enan has begun to cast
his eyes about for material for the Re
nosha base bali team and promises TO
have a representative team in the held
when the season opens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rodeen enter
tanned number of friends at social
party Wednesday evening at their
home on Dayton street. Those pres
ent report a very pleasant time.
Genuine Rocky Mountain Teal made
by the Madison Medicine Co., is made
of rare and costly herbs not found IN
any other preparation, therefore get
the kind you read about. 35c. Z. II.
Hurd. oW11o
Another effort is being made to
unite the two divisions Of the Truth
Knowers in Kenosha. 1t will probably
be as productive of success as the
dozen similar efforts made in the last
two years.
Capt" Albert Wallis, of this city,
has been elected state sentry of the
Milwaukee Mutual Life Insurance com
pany. w. J. Dickhaut was honored
by an election to the Office of guard by
the state organization.
The Brand Brewing company which
recently purchased the property OF
Adoloh Groeger, on Main street, is
making few repairs in the building.
1t is stated that they will build large
brick building on the lot in the early
spring.
A spirited contest between school
districts No. 4, Pleasant Prairie, and
No. Q, Somers, took place Friday after
noon. Thesmain points on which the
test was based were arithmetic and
spelling. No. won by small mar
gin, every inch of ground being
strongly contested by Pleasant Prai-
RE, A return contest will be held in
the near future.
Eight hundred soldiers at Fort
Sheridan have, been vaccinated within
the last few days as a precautionary
measure against an outbreak of small
pox in the barracks, and to make 1r1-
munes of the members of the Twenty
ninth Infantry, which is to leave for
the Philippines on Feb. 20. These
measures against smallpox we're taken
in view of the, dangers threatening the
troops, particularly on the Pacific
coast.
A 5000, 900 gunboat of 1850 tons dis
placement may plough the waters o.
Lake Michigan IN the course OF yeal
or so. Senator Mason has introduced
bill into Congress which adroitly sur
mounts the obstacles of the treaty
against the use of war vessels on the
Great Lakes by providing that wher
not otherwise employed IN the gov
eminent service the boat is to be useS
as a training ship for the naval militi;
of Illinois and other States bordering
on the lakes. The bill provides TO
the necessary appropriation.
0. F. Johnson, who has been serving
with the American army in the Philip
pines. has returned to his home in he
nosha for short furlough. johnson
went to the Philippines sixteen month
ago and in that time has seer grea
deal of fighting with the ''pacihed
. Filipinos. He seems to thrive on tn
island diet and is very we'll Statistic
with the work in the army He will r.
: ) turn to New York in few days and r.
: ioin his regiment probably for servic
in the Philippines for another season.