The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-09-18

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| The marriage of Herman Wachs and
Miss Minnie Zeinke was celebrated
Sunday evening at the home of the
bride.
Assessor Orth and his assistants are
now working on the tax roll and it will
probably be ready for the county clerk
tomorrow.
The Rev. w. w. Stevens returned
home Tuesday after attending the an
nual conference of the M. E. church N
IMilwaukee.
Miss Elizabeth Piggott and Miss
Isabelle Kerr arrived in New York
Sunday from London and will return
70 this city about Saturday.
lyon Yonson" drew a large Sunday
night crowd to the Rhode opera house
last night The play, which is IA
vorite in Kenosha, was we'll presented.
w. F. Smith has come to Kenosha
from Philadelphia to accept position
with the Ran1ble Automobile COM
pany.
The Sewing Society of the Swedish
Lutheran church meets tomorrow
afternoon, Thursday, Sept. Is, al the
home of Mrs. Otto Anderson, GO West
Main street.
Friends of Miss Mertie GARDENER re-
ceived word from the Samaritan hos
pita1, Chicago, where Miss GARDENER
is lying i'll with typhoid fever, that her
condition is no better.
A letter was received in this city
Tuesday evening stating that Mrs. r.
O. Gottfredsen, who is visiting with
friends in Chicago, had suffered a
fracture of one of her arms.
The ]. I. Case company in Racire,
The factory will be closed for some
little time and many men will be
thrown out of employment.
John King, of Randall, pleaded
guilty to the charge of bastardy before
Judge Belden in the Circuit Court
Tuesday afternoon and was sentenced
to spend ninety days in the county
Jail.
Fifty-two weeks of contract with all
the news of our home town, county,
state, country, and ali the world for
SLIGO, which pays for The Chicago
Weekly Inter Ocean and this paper for
one year.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner entertained a
number of friends Tuesday evening at
their home on Milwaukee avenue.
Cards was the amusement for the
evening and those present report
pleasant time.
The option on the farm north of the
city for, the use of the city as poor
farm has been taken and all that re
mains to complete the purchase is for
the Council to secure the $4,000, the
price agreed on.
The NJ. H. Petit Mating company
has filed an amendment tosits PARTICLES
of incorporation with the register of
deeds. The amendment provides that
the Office of President and Treasurer
may be held by the same party.
John Alexander Dowie has invaded
the State capitol at Madison, but there
doesn't seem to be any stampede of
politicians to unite with the cause.
This is probably due to the fact that
the ma jority of the Dowieites reside
on the south side Of the State line.
]. H. Kimball, the veteran yachts
man, was slightly injured while sail
ing in, mid-lake Tuesday afternoon, by
being struck by the boom of the yacht
mamie" His injuries were confined
to a few bruises and he is able to be
out on the rolling wave again today.
The Rambler company in this city is
rapidly securing all the better men
formerly employed by the American
Bicycle company, and during the last
few weeks half dozen Of these men
have come to Kenosha to unite with
the Jeffrey forces.
The z. 6. Simmons Camp of the
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stag party Tuesday evening at the G.
A. r. hall. About sixty guests were
present at the entertainment, a number
of the members of the Racine post
coming down. Those present report
very jolly time.
Principal Hammi1l, of the city
schools, has introduced new plan in
to athletics of the High school and in
the future the parents will be asked to
give their written consent to the boys
taking part in the athletic sports under
the direction of the High school stu
dents. This consent will be used for
all sorts of contests and without it the
boys will be forced to keep out Of the
games.
The Milwaukee County Board will
be asked at its next sessionIsto provide
some plan for prisoners to work on the
county roads. This is certainly a
splendid solution for the good roads
movement and it might well be, taken
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