The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-04-24
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The plan to build poorhouse and
hospital seems to meet with favor
among the new Aldermen
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wilkerson, of
Hammond, Indiana, spent Thursday
evening with friends in Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Charles, of
Racine, formerly of Kenosha, are re-
joicing over the birth of daughter.
The best land proposition ever made.
For descriptive pamphlet, map and
full information apply to F. Seymour,
Agent. dwa1o
Miss Mary Morey, of Lagrange, ILL.,,
spent Thursday evening in Kenosha
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Hol1ister.
Farmers throughout the country are
complaining of the dry weather and
rain is badly needed in order to allow
the planting of the spring crops.
The new town officers at Winthrop
Harbor have promised to harness the
saloons and in the future Winthrop
Harbor will not be wide open town.
The saloons of the city obeyed the
new regulations to the letter Thursday
evening and the chief of police was not
called upon to give any second warn
ing.
A marriage license was issued in
Chicago Thursday afternoon for the
marriage of Charles Hansen, of this
city, and Miss Maude Hartner, of Chi
cago.
Any one Offering you Rocky lMoun-
tain Tea not made by thel Madison
Medicine Co., is after your money.
Beware of such dealers. SO scents.
G.. H. Hurd. dwa19
The new walks are going down in
the Balm Subdivision. E. r. Head is
not only selling a large number of
lots but is pushing the improvements
as promised.
1t has been discovered sthat the
action taken by the Racine City Coun-
Gil to secure a library for that city was
illegal and it is probable that the plan
will be abandoned.
Mrs. E. c. Meers entertained the
members of the Fortnightlysclub at
her home on Deming street Thursday
afternoon. A very pleasant time is re-
ported by those present.
Mrs. Leutgert, the wife of the for
mer Chicago sausage maker has been
located again. This time she was
found walking along the streets Of
Chicago in demented condition.
The county Jail is at present with
out tenant, but the new police force
are hot on the trail of several of the
guilty ones and it is probable that the
cells will not remain long untenanted.
She was sitting up with sick man,
No professional nurse,was she,
Simply sitting up with her 1ove-sick
lover,
Giving him Rocky Mountain'Tea.
dwa1o G.. H. Hurd.
There is no better or surer invest
ment a man can make than good
piece of real estate if bought cheap.
This can be done by seeing:aE. r.
Head and securing a lot in the Balm
subdivision at half value.
We sat at the table together,
She cast shy glance over atsme,
| She certainly looked like ansange1,
Oh Charley! Please ordersme Rocky
Mountain Tea.
dwa19 G. HI. Hurd.
A Mitchell motor cycle, manufacture
ed by the Wisconsin Wheel Works,
was being displayed in this city last
night by Frank c. Burkhart, of
Chicago, the travelling salesman for
the company. The wheel attracted
considerable attention among bicycle
riders.
The Wisconsin Spiritualists now in
convention in Milwaukee have de-
cided to send missionaries through the
State to seek converts. It has been
many years since the Spiritualists
we're strong in Kenosha but there is
still sufficient number in the city to
form the nucleus for strong organ
ization.
Mile. Scaffe entertained a large
party of her friends Thursday evening
at a ping pong party at her rooms at
the residence of DR.. Toles. on Durkee
avenue. The evening was spent in
solving the mysteries of the latest So
ciety fad. The prizes were won by
Miss Anna Kimball and Mr.. John
Richtie Kimball. At the close of the
evenings enjoyment delicate refresh
ments were served. This was Keno
sha's first ping pong party and it was
greatly enjoyed by the guests of Miss
Scaffe.
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