The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-08-07
G. P. Belden, Of Chicago, spent Mon
dav evening in this civ.

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Evidently the rain-maker has slipped
Kenosha in the last few days.
The Misses Durkins, of Waukegan
were Kenosha visitors Monday.
DR.. George Pug is home again afte
an extended trip through the East.
George Gathers, of Racine, was ;
Kenosha visitor Monday evening.
Miss Edith MAYHEM, of Milwaukee
attended the Windsor party Monday
evening.
Tom Graves was home from Mil
waukee Monday evening for visit
with his parents.
Miss Bessie Rogers has been en-.
gagged to teach District No. 9 Brighton,
for the coming year.
Misses Tora and Emma Abel have
returned home after three weeks
outing at Lake Villa.
Ray Robinson came home from Mil
waukee Monday evening for a short
visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Parks, of Genoa
Junction, are spending few days
with friends in Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Newberry have
gone to Ohio for a two weeks visit
with friends and relatives.
An appeal to the Circuit Court has
been taken in the case of the State Of
Wisconsin VS.. Mary Wilson.
Jim K. Jones, of Arkansas, former
chairman Of the Democratic National
committee, spent Monday in Racine.
Miss Dora Becker and Miss Marie
Hebensberger, of Chicago, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Betting and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Baldwin re-
turned home Monday night after a
two weeks outing at Highland Park,
Mich.
]. L. Rogers and son Leroy, of Mil
waukee, visited at the home of Vim.
Rogers and family during the past
week.
Henry Vetter, night Waterman at
the Balm Wagon Company plant, has
been appointed special police officer
without pay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown went to
Chicago Monday evening. They will
take trip about the Lakesyreturning
to Kenosha in month. sYsu Vn
Miss Bessie Hurd returned home
from FIT. Atkinson Monday afternoon,
and left today for a visit with friends
in Northern Wisconsin.
Peter Dunn, author of the famous
"Dooley" articles, has been making
tour through the State to secure ma
terial for Wisconsin political article.
It ought to be worth reading.
The Chicago Rockford Hosiery com
pany's team lost two games Saturday
afternoon. One to the Meiselbach
team by score of II to 10; and one to
the Badgers by score OF 4 to 8.
The Indian Opera, sung in the Sec
ond act of 1.-The Two Merry Tramps,'
is one of the most meritorious and at
the same time tuneful and comical
musical numbers ever introduced in a
farce comedy.
The following Kenosha players have
entered in the open Golf Tournament
to be held in Milwaukee this week:
Fred Petit, B. Petit, j. H. VanIngen,
Ned VanIngen, w. II. Yule and C. H.
Matthews. There are nearly humid
red entries for the event, and some hot
matches are promised.
The following is dispatch from
GAINESVILLE: A romance of years ago
eliminated here today when Arson L.
Kellogg, of Racine, was married to
Phoebe Fish, of this city,, in the pres
ence of only few friends. The we'd
ding was unannounced, and will be
surprise to nearly all the friends of
both parties. Years ago the two were
sweethearts, it is said, but were sep
arated. Mr.. Kellogg's first wife died
about year ago and the old flame
was lighted again.
Farmers in the western part of Ra-
cine county are greatly alarmed over
the wholesale killing of their sheep,
either by wolves or dogs. One morn
ing recently James Rountree, of Dover
went into his fields and found forty Of
his blooded and valuable stock ter
rib1y mangled and torn. Ex-senator
Adam Apple, of Norway, had large
mum Der torn to pieces. John Ander-
son also lost number Of sheep in
similar manner, and at least sixty
more are known to have been injured
and many have died. Efforts are being
made to ascertain if dogs or wolves
committed the slaughter.
Indications are that the Rev. J. S.
Lean will be appointed presiding elder
of the Milwaukee district, to succeed
DIR. D. G. John, at the next annual
Wisconsin conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church, which meets in
Waukesha Sept 10. DIR. John has
served as presiding elder for six years
which is the limit allowed. The Rev.
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