The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-09-18
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pure choice candies. Try Ping Pan
chocolate and Mexico's. Something
new. We sell over half the candy SOL
in Kenosha. This is why we keep the
largest and finest assortment. II
Two car loads of coal came into Ke.
nosha Thursday on private order,
The price for the coal is said to have
been S11.75 a ton. Notwithsta nding
this fact coal is being sold in Kenosha
for So per ton.
Prof. Hammi11, of the city schools,
has decided to have a number of prac-
tica1 talks for the students during the
coming year. This promises to be a
very interesting feature of the school
work during the year.
On next Friday afternoon Secretary
John Adams, of the Y. M. c. A., will
give a talk before the High school
pupils on his recent trip through Colo
RADIO. The talk will be illustrated
with pictures taken during the trip
The public is invited to attend the lee.
ture.
Prof. Gruno, of the University OF
Chicago, made very interesting ad-
dress before the teachers and pupils OF
the German department of the High
school Thursday afternoon, speaking
especially of the life Of Storm, the
German writer. The lecture was
greatly enjoyed by the students.
Barry Bros. Transportation Com
pany has added another boat to the
fleet, purchase having been made last
week of the freight steamer Gordon
Campbell, at Buffalo. 1t is reported
that the boat will be converted into a
passenger steamer for use in the north
ern run next season.
w. V. Gull, of Salem, was calling
on friends in Kenosha Thursday. Mr..
Gull had for display sample of winter
wheat raised on his farm which is
probably the finest wheat raised in
Kenosha in many years. The wheat
graded sixty pounds to the bushel and
the yield was forty bushels to the acre.
The work on the new vault for the
Kenosha State Bank is progressing
very rapidly. The foundation for the
new vault is being set six feet below
the surface of the floor. The vault
will be constructed according to the
latest designs and will be both fire and
burglar proof. The new bank will
open about September 20.
State Superintendent Harvey has
favored Kenosha again. and every
teacher in the city has been presented
with one of the new State library lists.
These lists were issued by the State
superintendent and are considered the
best lists ever sent out from the de-
partment. The lists will prove OF
great value to the teachers of Kenosha.
DR.. D. G. John, Presiding Elder of
the Milwaukee district of the Metho-
dist church, made his final report of
his work to the conference at Milwau-
kee Thursday, and at the close of the
report the ministers of the district
presented him with purse as token
of the high esteem in which he is held
in the district. DR.. John will probably
be assigned to one of the churches in
Milwaukee for the coming year.
Recent orders from the postofice de-
partment, to take effect Oct. /, pro-
vide that all patrons of the rural free
delivery must by that date provide
themselves with mail boxes of one of
the numerous patterns having che ap-
prevail of the department. Boxes must
be SO placed by the roadside that the
carriers can have convenient access to
them without leaving their wagons
and the same box must not be used for
more than one family, unless they are
near relatives or live in the same
house.