The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-10-30

| day tor game with the Carroll Col
lege team.
Manager Alleman is signing men
for his base ball team for next season.
The indications for a good team are
very bright.
Miss Maude Macpherson has gone to
Pittsburg to accept her new position
as assistant librarian of the Carnegie
library there.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ford, Of Kan
sas City, are spending few days with
friends and relatives in kenosha and
Pleasant Prairie.
It looks as if the State campaign
might yet end in blaze of fire works.
1t will undoubtedly if the Governor
keeps on speaking.
Miss Minnie Neiderprim had the
misfortune to lose one of her thumbs
while working at the Simmons fac
tory Monday evening,
The Pennoyer Sanitarium is gain
ing fame as winter resort and almost
as many people are there for the win
ter as for the summer.
The man who bucks his party ticket
because he failed to get nomination
for his friend is not exactly in line for
future political preferment.
The Kenosha foot ball players
should arrange to give the people of
the city good gametor Thanksgiving
day and all the rest will be forgiven.
It fills the arteries with rich red
blood, makes new flesh, makes sick
people we'll. That's what Rocky
Mountain Tea does. IS cents. G. H.
Hurd. dwo25
Friday night will be Halloween and
many parties are being arranged in
celebration of the event. The tick
tack and the gate stealer will have an
inning for single night.
The Rev. Edgar T. Farril1 will begin
his duties as pastor of the First Con-
gregational church on next Sunday.
He is assured warm welcome by the
members of his new congregation.
w. D. Eaton has resigned his posi-
ton with the Great Western road and
has accepted a. position with the en-
cheering force of the E. j. & E. rail-
way with headquarters at Joliet, ILL.,
In the rush for the LaFollette band
wagon let us still remember to see to
it that the people elected to the AS
sembly and State Senate are firm sup
porters of Senator John c. Spooner.
From study of the registration
lists it appears that about FIVE thous-
and votes will be cast in Kenosha
county on next Tuesday. A large ma
jority of them will be Republican
votes.
The people of the town of Paris are
worked up over the fact that number
of valuable dogs have been poisoned
during the last few weeks. If the
guilty parties are found they will be
pretty we'll punished.
The ice companies in the western
part of the county have now got the
big houses in condition for the bring
ing in of the crop. It is expected that
the largest crop IN the history of the
county will be harvested this year.
It looks as if George Taylor has
good chance of unanimous election
as County superintendent. William
Welton, the Democratic nominee has
withdrawn from the ticket and the
place has been left vacant by the com
mittee.
Kenosha coal dealers have been no.
titled that the shipments of coal for
the Western trade will be started in
short time. The work of the miners is
going steadily on and the West will
be taken care of as soon as sufficient
coal is mined.
Professor "Johnnie" Hand ce1e-
brated his seventy-frst birthday Sun
day. Prof. Hand was the most popu-
lar musician that ever played in Ike
nosha and for many years no party
was complete without Johnnie and
his orchestra.
The Kenosha Electric Railway COM
pany has until the first of February to
get its cars in operation under the
present franchise ordinance. If the
present plans of the company are car
ried out the cars will be running sew
eral months before that date.
A quiet little wedding occurred in
the Office of Justice Stewart Saturday
morning, Miss Fannie Barnes and
Harvey May being the bride and
groom. Mr.. May is employed at the
Badger and after short honeymoon
trip they will return to Kenosha to
make their home.
The announcement of the marriage
of Miss Daisy McDermott, daughter of
Mrs. Maggie McDermott, and Maurice
Ti1ton, of Racine, will come as a big
surprise to their friends. The young
couple were united in marriage at the
Holy Name church in Chicago by
Father O'Brien, on Tuesday, Oct 21st,