The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-06-19
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Timme have
gone to Minneapolis for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Timme.
A marriage license has been issued
for the marriage OF Charles M, Ander-
son and Hattie M. Wells of Kenosha.
Mrs. z. G.. Simmons, Jr. entertained
the Fortnightly club at her home on
Prairie avenue Wednesday afternoon.
The foundations for the new Baptist
church are now completed, and the
work of building the walls will start
the first of next week.
The Bristol Telephone company has
decided to extend its lines from South
Bristol to Pleasant Prairie. This will
make another link in the circuit of the
county.
The assessors in the town of Pleas
ant Prairie seem to be doing some SEN
Sational work. In one case it is re-
ported that an assessment was raised
from $700to $4,000.
Henry Simmons, formerly pastor
of the Unitarian church in this city,
has been invited to deliver the annual
sermon before the students of the
Stevens Point Normal.
The Kenosha Kemper Hall Associa-
ton was entertained at a reception
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Charles
Matthews, at her home on Prairie ave-
nue.. Many visiting Kemper Hall
girls attended.
Frank Oleson, the seven year old
SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Oleson, of
Winthrop Harbor, had the misfortune
TO run a rusty nail into his foot We'd
mesday evening. The wound was such
a serious one that the little boy was
brought to Kekosha for treatment.
A crowd of Kenosha boys secured a
hack Wednesday evening, and filing
1T with beer and whiskey they started
out to see the town. They ended in
the office of the Chief of Police. None
of the boys were arrested, but after a
good lecture from the Chief they were
allowed to depart for their homes.
The managers of the Racine Fourth
OF July celebration are arranging for
an automobile race as one of the big
features of the celebration. The Ke-
nosha owners of horseless carriages
nave been asked to take part in the
race and it is pro oable that the invita-
tiou will be accepted.
1t is reported chat it will be i'm
possible for the work on the street rail
way TO proceed before August first,
on account of the company being
unable to secure materials. AT present
the prosperity of the country is Sc
great and so many railways are being
laid that it is almost impossible ia
secure steel rails at any price.
Kenosha County farmers have gone
wild over rural delivery and dozen
petitions are being circulated in diff
ferent parts of the county for routes.
The postmaster at every small post
Office with few exceptions has taken
tip the matter and at present it looks
as if dozen new routes would be laid
olt before the snow flies.
Some of the saloon keepers of the
city are making decided kick on an
alleged ''blind Pig which has been
discovered in the city. The men in
terested are very mysterious in the
matter and decline to tell the exact
location Of the building in which the
illegal business is being carried on.
OF course this may serve as a tip to
the police and by careful work they
may be able to locate the guilty parties
There were hundreds of children in
Kenosha Thursday night who drank
the cup of bitterness to the dregs
The rain fell III sheets and on this &C
count the Norris & Rowe show was
forced to suspend operations in Keno
sha. Although many people went tt
the wet grounds to see the perform
ance but the tents were pulled dowr
and the show decamped before the
time for the opening of the perform
auce.
Charles Quarles and Henry j. Kill
1nea, two prominent attorneys of Mil
waukee, walked from Union Grove t
Corliss on Monday, a distance of eigh
miles. Upon returning from Chicago
IN the afternoon they did not notice
that the train upon which they were
riding went west from. Corliss instead
of continuing northward ito Milwau
kee. They stopped their earnest con
versation and thought of means O.
getting back to the junction. No trair
was scheduled for some hours and 81
they concluded to walk, which they
did and we're not muchI the worse fo
it.