The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-01-23
SHORT ITEMS,

John M. Keh1or spent Tuesday even
ing with friends in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Meyers and son leave next Sat
urday for California to spend the win
ter.
All new and up-to-date goods in our
store. Rustad & Waterman, drug
gists. w37
The Rev. Mr.. Webb, of Nashotah,
preached at St. Matthew's church
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ward, of Chill
ton, Wis, are spending a week with
friends and relatives in this city.
It is reported that Alderman c.
Weier, of the Seventh ward, will be
candidate for Mayor at the coming
election.
All prices of box stationery. Quality
and prices to suit all. Ask to see our
assortment. Rustad & Waterman,
druppists. w37
Irene Connwe1l, 388 South Main
street, and Mabel Smith, us Ashland
avenue, are reported to be i'll with
scarlet fever.
Joseph Miller, of Racine, has made
a gift of SIS, OCO toward the erection of
a new S25, 900 church for ST. Roses
congregation.
A marriage license has been issued
for the marriage of Robert j. Sum-
mons, of Be1oit, and Miss Mabel M.
Coleman, of this city.
It is reported that Attorney Buck
master has announced that no more
prize fights or boxing exhibitions will
be permitted in Kenosha.
Mrs. w. D. Higbee and daughter
Hazel, of Milwaukee, were the guests
of Mrs. F. Seymour, of Congress
street, Saturday and Sunday.
0. Larsen, of the South End bowl
ing team, broke the league competition
bowling record at the Grant House al
1eys Sunday afternoon with score of
248.
Governor LaFo1lette has issued
proclamation appointing January
10Th as a memorial day to recall the
memories of the late President Nc
Kin1ey.
Charles P. Rogers, formerly of this
city, was united in marriage at Belv1-
dere, ILL.,, last Saturday to Miss Grace
VanAl]en. They will make their home
in Be1videre.
A large mum Der of the members of
the G. A. r. and w. r. c. went to Ra-
cine Tuesday evening to attend an
anniversary celebration given by the
members of the Governor Harvey Post.
The city might better afford to clean
up some of the streets instead of va
eating them. An order to the dirt to
clear out from Main street would be
appreciated by all the people of the
city.
The fact that the League of Eigi-
bles has been shown to be on very
infirm foundation has caused quite
f1utter among the trusting hearts of
several hundred members of the league
in Kenosha.
The funeral of the late William ].
Melville was held Tuesday after
noon from the late residence of
the deceased inthe village of Russell.
A number Of people from Kenosha
attended the services.
Herman F. D Vohs, of Burlington,
and Miss Nellie L. H. Brsndes, of
Wheatland; and William H. Beck and
Miss Clara E. w. Braudes, both of
Wheatland, have been licensed to wed.
1t will be a double wedding.
Arrangements are being MADE for
Prince Henry of Prussia to visit Mil
waukee late in February. It might be
we'll for the Germans of Kenosha to
send the Prince an invitation to stop
for half an hour in Kenosha.
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on. We keep you posted locally, but
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Will Cantwell has brought to Keno
sha the first red fox killed here in
some years. 1t was killed Tuesday
afternoon a few miles south of the
city. TIE party of which Mr.. Can't
we'll was member managed to kill
two of the foxes, and four were routed
out during the afternoon.