The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-04-03
BARGAIN COLUMN.
Attorney G. r. Mcdowell has gone
to Madison on business trip.

TO MANSON on business trip.
H. ]. Smith began his new duties as
postmaster of Racine Tuesday.
The foreign vote failed to control
the election in Kenosha Tuesday.
The Second ward came pretty near
making 1t unanimous for Theirs.
E. r. Wilson, Of Kansasville, was
calling on Kenosha friends Monday.
Mrs. George A. Yule returned home
Tuesday after short visit in Chicago.
Miss Kate Keh1or, of Racine, spent
Monday evening with friends in this
city.
The doctors have begun to figure on
the appointment of new city physi-
clan.
There is one thing certain, and that
is that this wasn't a Beer-Keg CAM
paign.
Ed. Quigley has gone to Racine to
accept a position with the Case T. M.
company,
Editor N. Rowe, after week Of de-
lightful newspaper work, has resumed
his duties at the Gas Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Earl, of High
land Park, are spending week with
friends and relatives in Chicago.
Rev. S. ]. Vinegar, pastor of Beth
any Baptist church, Chicago, called on
relatives in Kenosha Monoay evening.
Mrs. G.. M. Simmons and Miss Eliza
beth Simmons have returned home
after spending the winter in California.
The special Easter music rendered
at st. Matthew's church last Sunday
morning and evening will be repeated
on next Sunday.
The dance given by the Brick1ayers
at A. O. u. W. hall Monday night was
grand success, large crowd being
in attendance and all enjoying jolly
evening
What queer thing election day in
Zion must have been with 40 kegs of
beer, no clubs, no dances, no Doodle
aldermen and no influence on the part
of Dr.Dowie.
The Democrats had an easy victory
ia the Office of the Clerksof the Circuit
court, registering seventy-eight new
voters, while the Republicans regis
tered only two.
Farmers When you come
to town tie your horse in P. C. Stahl's
livery boarding barn, corner of Park
and Exchange streets. 1t will receive
the best Of care. WITT
The West End Base Bali team is the
latest athletic organization in Keno
sha. John Fletcher, Jr, is the man
ager Of the team, and all challenges
should be sent to him.
The Supreme court will take up the
hearing OF the Allen VS.. The Street
Railway Injunction case on Thursday
morning. A decision is expected in
the case within few weeks.
James Slater with the Chicago Brass
Co., Maud Brogan with N. E. Thomas,
Meyers Block, and Chris Weier with
wholesale grocery house, Milwaukee,
are among those placed recently by
the College Of Commerce.
The work of tearing down the ruins
of the Baptist church has been COM
pleted and the foundations of the old
church are now ready for the con-
tractors to begin work on the new edi-
hce. The contracts for the new build
ing will probably ibe let withinsa few
days.
Miss M. G. Erickson is In Madison
attending the school for Institute Con-
ductors. The sessions of the school
will continue until Friday. L. D. Har-
vey, State superintendent of Public
Instruction and Chairman of the Nor
NAL School Regents Committee on In
stitutes, is conducting the school.
Only those who have been licensed by
the State Superintendent are allowed
to conduct or assist in conducting
County Institutes for teachers.
Comic opera of the purely American
OAohA - SoAO W OC dPllJ 1l1uSlIdIGu III
the new offering of this description,
"Hing Dodo." The piece is the joint
work of two young Chicagoans, and
the production is made by the direc-
tons of the Castle Square Opera COM
pany. The company of sixty people
has recently finished an engagement
extending over period of twenty
weeks in Chicago, and is soon to be
seen in Racine in its entirety, Belle
City opera house, matinee and evening,
April 5.
That numerous theatre-going public
which gives light opera the preference
over all classes of stage entertainment
is soon to have the opportunity of wit
Messing the newest comedy opera,
king Dodo.'' This is the piece that
broke all Chicago records for duration
of success by playing continuously in
the Western metropolis the past sum
merfor five months. The entire pro-
duction is to be seen at Racine includ-
ing special orchestra and company
of sixty neoYle AZ p arina a .,-;1s c+b