The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-12-25
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The Milwaukee Knights of Pythias
are considering the question of con-
so1idating all the lodges in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Parker, of Bara-
boo, Wis, are spending two weeks
with friends and relatives in the city.
Mrs. G. A. Yu1e returned home FRI
day evening after an extended visit
with friends in New York and Boston.
The meat dealers of Milwaukee have
offered to give $1,000 to charity if it
can be shown that meats are cheaper
this year than last year.
The Power house is greatly i'm
proved in appearance inside since the
Simmons Manufacturing Company in
stalled the new brass railing.
The BARRIERS Of the city have called a
meeting for the first Monday in Janu-
airy, at which time they will consider
the formation Of Barbers' Union.
The greatest attraction on Main
street Wednesday afternoon was a
Kentucky bred saddle horse belonging
to Henry Bros. He is certainly up to
date.
Tramps are becoming bothersome to
the people in the West side of the city
again and it might be well for the po-
lice to round up the Migrants and run
them out Of the city.
Racine has seven hundred COM
mercial trayelers. This is one branch
of business Kenosha is short on, there
being less than fifty of the drummers
making their homes in this city.
The option on the farm proposed for
the use Of the city for poor farm will
expire early in the new year, but the
money for its purchase has been ap-
propriated and it will be bought.
Some philanthropist should present
the city with a police ambulance a po-
lice call and few other things as a
Christmas present. An emergency
hospital would also be acceptable.
Don't be persuaded into taking
something said to be "just as goods
as Madison Medicine Co.'s Rocky
Mountain Tea. There is nothing like
it. IS cents; no more, no less. C. H.
Hurd. dwdon
It is reported that the tavern on the
Waukegan road south of the city will
be closed soon after the first of the
year. Under Sheriff Timme ordered
the present tenant to vacate the build
ing Friday afternoon.
The attorneys of the city are keep
ing busy just at present making an
effort to discover to which class the
city of Kenosha belongs. The gen.
eral opinion seems to be that Kenosha
is city OF the third class.
The Lace Works at Zion City, are
now running night and day and three
shifts of men are being EMPLOYED.
The Zion Candy factory, which has
been opened in the lace plant is also
0OAAS q LAAANAu& OuSAuGSSs
Governor LaFo1lette has kindly con-
sented to remodel his views on the
Primary election law to be passed by
the coming State Legislature at
Madison. The real remodeling will
take place when the Legislature gets
hold of the bill.
Friends of Downs, the horse thief.
who was sent to the State Penitentiary
from this county are making an effort
to secure Christmas present for him
IN the way of pardon. The pardon
will not be favored by the officials of
the county.
A workman with the ice companies
at Salem was seized with suspicious
disease Thursday and for time It was
thought possible that the man had the
smallpox. The physician who exam
ined him found that he was suffering
from measles.
The friends of Mrs. Lucy Mcdowell
Milburne in Kenosha will be interested
to learn that new book by Mrs. Mil
burn, "Lost Letters From Lesbos
will be issued from the press of the
r. r. Donnelly Company in Chicago
this week. The book is said to be the
most clever work of Mrs. Mi1burn.
The attention of the managers of the
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
company should be called to the condi.
ton Of the crossings on Market street,
near the county Jail. The crossings
are fully four inches higher than the
street, and the Street Commissioner
should see to it that the company is
forced to bring the crossings down to
grade.