The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-02-27

Another case of alleged smallpox
has been discovered in Racine.
The brick1ayers are laying the press
ed brick on the new Weiskopf school.
The Balm Wagon company is cele-
brating its Semi Centennial this year.
From present indications Kenosha
will have to be satisfied with two
banks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Bates, IF Racine,
are spending a week with friends IN
Kenosha.
The work of vaccination is still go
ing on at the ago-Rockford Hos
iery works. s
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Hame1ink of
Fremont Ave. are. rejoicing over the
birth of d son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coon of Wauke-
gan spent Monday evening with
friends in Kenosha.
Some of the politicians have already
begun to work up a ring for the pur-
pose of carrying the ward caucuses.
John Furtwe11 was assessed a dollar
and costs in Justice McCarron's court
this morning on a charge of intoxica
ton.
The Racine Republican leaders have
announced that they will support John
M. Whitehead in the gubernatorial
fight.
Many Waukegan children are suffer
ing from scarlet fever and it is feared
that the disease will become epiden1ic
in the town.
1t is reported that a very exciting
fist fight took place in one of the north
side saloons Tuesday afternoon. AS
yet no arrests have been made.
At the regular meeting of the Keno
sha Whist club Tuesday evening the
high scores were made by Hale and
Tarbell and Holderness and Robinson.
The 'Degree of Honor entertained
a number of friends at social party
Monday evening in honor of visit
from some of the State officers of the
order.
Ex-County Surveyor Lothrop will in
the near future issue some clever maps
of the different towns in the county.
The maps are now in the hands of the
printer.
The Germans of the city seem to be
exceedingly slow and as yet they have
made no plans to greet the Prince as
he passes through Kenosha enroute to
Milwaukee.
Plans for the en1arging of the Y. M.
G. A. building are again being dis
cussed, but it is hardly probable that
any action will be taken during the
present year.
The ladies of the Lake Bluff Sewing
Circle entertained their husbands at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Ho1-
brook Tuesday evening. A pleasant
time is reported by all.
Pike Woods Camp No. 391, M. w. A.
was pleasantly entertained Tuesday
evening by surprise party given
them by the Royal Neighbors, assisted
by members of Kenosha Camp No.
1864.
The report that H. C. Schulz will be
an independent candidate for mayor is
denied by Mr.. Schulz. Although APP
preached by numerous friends on the
subject Mr.. Schulz declines to make
the run.
Now that John I. Beggs has been
IS
Electric Street Railway and Light
company it is probable that the search
for franchise through Kenosha will
be renewed.
money for taxes, aud it will probably
be several weeks before the boQksccare
closed. Delinquents can save money
by seeing the treasurer before the,
books are turned in.
State Oil Inspector E. E. Mills of
Burlington, one of the 1ieutenants OF
Governor La Toilette, was in Ken6sha
today to look over the political situa-
ton. He is probably still looking out
for supporter of La Toilette,
Mr.. James T. Dougine, of Prescott,
Arizona, spent Saturday and Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. John w. Miller.
Mr.. Dougine is president of the Sultan
Gold Mining Company, of Vavapia
county, Arizona, and reports plenty of
rich ore.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Edward
Getschman was held on Sunday from
the Methodist church at Salem. The
service was largely attended, many
people going out from this city to at
tend. The remains were inferred in
the Salem cemetery.
There was quiet little wedding at
the Court house lat Saturday, when
the Rev. G. K. Starke united in mar
rage Miss Matilda Nordahl and Anton
Nordahl, of Evanston. The bride and
groom were cousins, and for this rea-
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