The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-03-06
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The large lace mills at Zion City are
rapidly nearing completion and the
work of putting in the machinery will
be started in a few days.
Mr.. CIausen is still able to preface
his letters with II regret to say that
am still unable to come to Kenosha. !"
Cheer up Gustav, you are not the only
man who has been forced to write Il
regret to say"
James Jerrod, an ice cutter employed
on one of the lakes near Milburnc, ILL.,,
was taken i'll with the smallpox on
Tuesday and the schools of the village
have been ordered closed to prevent
any spread of contagion.
Kenosha is still waiting with breath
less interest for the appearance of the
man who is going to buy the Daily Ga
zette plant.
The Republicans Of Be1oit are maxi
ing an effort to secure the Congress
sional convention of the First Wlscon-
sin District.
Rur1ors of a rival telephone COM
pany in Kenosha are going the rounds.
"A local line would certainly find a
good patronage.
u. S. Marshal Shine left for his
home in San Francisco, CAL, after a
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas McCarron.
The Coroner's jury, called to exam
Inc into the death of H. Riley, found a
verdict of accidental death at the in
quest Wednesday Afternoon.
F. A. Blackman, local agent of the
Northwestern Life Insurance COM
pany, yesterday paid death claim of
5000 to the heirs of the late iMary
Curtis.
The last will and testament of the
late Thomas L. Carter has been filed
for probate in the County court. Mrs.
Martha L. Carter is the sole heir under
the will.
Komp and Maloney, the Chicago
bankers are still looking to Kenosha
with envious eyes, but as yet they
have made no move to open third
bank in the city.
The winter is nearly over and the
city has been notified of but two suits
for injuries received by falling on de-
fective sidewalks. This is indeed a
vx,o~4lxy of .o0%A
West Superior has entered the race
for the location of the proposed naval
training station on the lakes, and that
city will offer the government site on
which to locate the proposed school.
Mother: Yes, one package makes
two quarts of baby medicine. See
directions. There is nothing just as
good for ba bies and children as Rocky
Mountain Tea. IS cents. G. H.
Hurd. dwm1
It is reported that farmer working
in a field in the neighborhood of Zion
City found skull a few days ago.
The skull is supposed to be part Of
the remains of some Indian who died
many years ago.
Cham Ingerso11, of Be1oit, has been
suggested by some of his friends as a
candidate for Congress from this dis
trict. It is hardly possible, however,
that Mr.. Ingerso11 will enter the field
against H. A. Cooper.
| Agent Seymour, of the North West
ern company reports that the business
of the company in Kenosha is showing
a remarkable increase. With this in
crease the company can better afford
to build that new station.
| It is reported that Mayor Rose, of
Milwaukee, will be the Democratic
candidate for Governor, but some of
| the Democrats are still in favor of Civ
ing our former fellow townsman, Louis
G. Bohmrich, another try at the honor.
| From present indications it will be
pretty hard to find a vacant store
room by the time spring trade opens
up. There are only two vacant store
rooms on Main street at the present
1 IAAAN AAA0 OA~ Va tAAOAA Will OC OOOuPlCu
in another week.
The Kronkite fortune of several hum
dred millions in which several Keno
sha people were interested has been
declared myth and the hopes of the
heirs realizing have been sent to the
grave yard with the hopes of the heirs
of the Anneke Jams estate.
A letter has been received in this
city from Sioux Falls, S. D., announc-
ing the death of Mrs. Charles Stead
man, a former well known resident of
Kenosha. The deceased was forty.
two years of age at the time of her
death. She had been a resident of
Sioux Falls for the past FIVE years,
going to that city from Kenosha.
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