The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-10-09

Hubert McDermott is able to he on
again after long illness.
Eddie Beyersdorfer was home fror
Chicagosto spend Sunday.
Col. and Mrs. ]. J. Hoyt have gou
to New York for short visit
Charles Fox, of this city, spent Mon
day with friends in Waukegan.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Newell spen
Monday with Kenosha friends.
| Mrs. M. A. Howard has returned t
her home In Milburn after an extende,
visit.
| The Eichelman store has been i'm
proved with the addition of new shov
cases.
A new detail of the Illinois Ma tiopa
Guard has gone into camp at Camr
Logan.
] The new building for the Bair
Wagon Works is rapidly nearing com.
pletion.
The new gates on Main street guard
| ing the railway crossing are now ready
for use.
Mrs. Frank Haylett, of Racine, spent
Monday evening with friends in Ke-
nosha.
Kenosha is now supporting fifty
five saloons and new one threatens
to open.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Blake, of Racine,
are spending week with friends in
Kenosha.
Kansas farmers are burning corn
for fuel. Kenosha farmers might try
cabbage.
The new administration building at
Zion City is completed and ready for
occupancy.
The people of Salem have decided to
erect plant for the manufacture Of
condensed milk.
Miss Anna Zens entertained few
friends Sunday evening at her home
on Fremont avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hansen, of Wau-
kegan, spent Monday evening with
friendssin this city.
A number of Kenosha young people
went to Racine Monday night to at
tend a dancing party.
County Coroner Frank B. Lans-
downe announces that he is candi-
date for rem omi nation.
Republican County Convention next
Saturday, and this is the last week for
the temporary plugging. m
Gold watches are in evidence in Ke-
nosha again since the assessor has
his rounds Of the city.
The enforcement of the dog tax IL
cense would help in paying the special
police put Oh during the carnival.
It is just a bout time to begin scratch
ing around for money to pay your
taxes. They will be due February 1st.
Mayor Rose and his Democratic
politicians will be here Friday. Dig
down Democrats and make the Mayor
know that Kenosha is on the map.
Misses Alice McKune, Gertrude
Cham ber1ain, and Messrs. Charles
Rogers, Robert Severance and Percy
Crouch, of Racine, spent Sunday even
ing with friends in Kenosha.
Those Northwestern railway adver-
Using signs made UP largely of hard
coal are being listed as valuable assets
of the road just at present. The sale
of the signs would insure dividend.
Four carloads of hard coal consigned
to Kenosha are now tied up in the Chi
cago yards. In the meantime the Ke-
nosha purchasers have the solace that
they are drawing interest on their
A Chicago couple who have been
married for fifty years have, declared
marriage failure. That settles it.
The couple have probably lived in
Chicago fiat for the half century and
under such circumstances we can't
blame them.
Engine crews on the Milwaukee
road, throue h new ruling, are to be
given more time for rest after they
reach their destination each trip. The
rule of 81 first in, first out'' will be dis
carded and the crews will be given
runs upon different system.
A woman passenger on the South
bound passenger train of the North
Western road came near being serious
ly injured Saturday evening by being
struck by a brick which was hurled
through car window as the train was
passing through South Milwaukee.
Almost panic was caused, and not
until DR.. Bjorkman, who was on the
train, had attended the injured woman
and informed the other passengers that
she was not seriously injured, could
they be quoted.
An order of First Assistant Post
master General r. j. Wynn has been
received at the postofice explaining
the duties of the postmasters in regard