The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-12-25
Frank Sullivan spent Sunday with
friends in Waukegan.


friends in Waukegan.
/ Peter Fisher, Jr., is home from Cor
nell University to spend the holiday
vacation.
The work of laying the connecting
main for the city heat at the City Hall
has been started.
Misses Lulu and Hannah Kelley, Of
/ Oshkosh, are in the city visiting their
sister Maybelle on Ashland avenue.
Several lots have been sold in the
new addition to the city cemetery.
These lots promise to be very popular.
| The masquerade season il Kenosha
is two months late this year and it will
not open until the middle of January.
| Coal seems to have touched the
high notch in Kenosha and no advance
in price has been announced for more
than week.
An "A1l-Kenosha bowling team is
being selected. The team will repre-
sent the city in contests with the teams
of the surrounding cities.
Frank Lathrope, of Los Angeles,
CAL, representative of the South Pa
cifc railway company, visited relatives
in Kenosha the past few days.
The third edition of Barbara was
placed on sale this morning ard a
mum Der of the books by Kenosha
author we're sold during the day.
The cement walks in the library
park were placed there for the use of
pedestrians, and the people who cut
across the lawn should be promptly ar
rested.
Racine man named Wisman is re-
ported to have been devoured by a /
shark off the coast of Venezuela. This
is probably the first fish story of the
holidays and more may follow.
Dowie is getting economical, and
Deacon Ellis, who was in charge of
the Department of Horticulture at
Zion, has been dismissed. The deacon
was one of the high priced men in
Zion.
Chief of Police Fred Reinold seems
to have taken hold of the department
IN very short order and the business of
the department is working as smooth
ly as if the Chief had been in charge
for a year.
This seems to be prosperous Christ
mas and the people are not only buy
ing lots of gifts but they are buying
better gifts than in other years. Trade
in Kenosha promises to be a record
breaking one.
An effort is being made to organize
lodge of the fraternal order of
Eagles" in this city. It does seem
as if Kenosha is pretty well supplied
with fraternal organizations, but the
more the merrier.
The season for cooking mains has
opened again and a number of Keno
sha birds will be taken to Burlington |
tomorrow evening for big fight. Ke-
nosha men seem to think that they can
produce winners.
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement of Miss Helen Carter, of
Waukegan, and Thomas Sexton, of
Chicago. Miss Carter is we'll known
in this city and her Kenosha friends
will be pleased to extend congratula-
tons.
Capt. Pugh, of Racine, is said to be
candidate for reappointment as game
warden for this district. Really the
captain has been such a competent
officer that the sportsmen of Kenosha |
would feel just as well if the Governor
would call him to higher post of
duty.
The Chicago Yacht Clubhas decided
TO accept the invitation of the Mil
waukee club to hold a race off Mil |
waukee during the coming summer.
Ia this case it is probable that Keno
sha will receive visit from the fleet
Of the two clubs and some informal |
races will be arranged off Kenosha.
The commission in charge of the
location of the proposed Naval Train
ing school has definite proposition
for the sale of the property proposed
for Kenosha and the price is a most
reasonable one. There seems to be
every reason to believe that this fact
will appeal strongly to the men who
select the site.
Charles p. Henderson, formerly of
this city, was married in Chicago Mon
day to Miss Mildred Fisher, member
of theatrical company now playing
there. Mrs. Henderson will leave the
stage after the close of her present en-
gagement. The happy couple will
make their home in Chicago, where
the groom is nov employed.
Kenosha people are glad to thank
Mayor Pfennig and the street clean
| ing department of the city for the
splendid way in which the streets of
the city have been kept during the
year and one of the resolutions that
every voter in the city will be glad to
second is a resolution to keep the
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