The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-03-06
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The farmer who saved his eggs for
the rise is as badly disappointed as the
man who bet that Terry would knock
Sullivan out in three ronnds.
SIN the Palace of the King" F. Mar
ion Crawford's great play, will be pro-
duced at Racine on the evening of May
10. Miss Viola Allen is the star of the
attraction.
1t is reported that the home of Mrs.
Grace Smell Coffin in the town of
Salem will remain untenanted during
the Spring months, but that the lady
will return to Kenosha county in the
early summer.
The railway men state that the an
nual migration of tramps toward the
North has started, and this is taken as
sure indication of warmer weather.
The tramp is truer indicator than
the ground hog.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones enter
tanned large party of friends at their
home on the Burlington road Wednes-
day evening, in honor of the1f1fth an
niversary of their marriage. The even
ing was pleasantly spent in cards and
dancing.
Some one should tell the Milwaukee
Journal to go away back and sit down.
1t appears that the Republican party
in the State will be able to manage the
coming campaign without .the very
valuable suggestions of the aforesaid
Milwaukee Journal.
tits reported that the Democrats of
the North wards are planning to make
some changes in the a1dermanic nomi-
nations for the coming spring election.
After all it might be just as well. 1t
never pays to wear man out by hav.
ing him on the Council for too long a
time.
The United States Government is
threatened with another attack of the
old Durkee claim. AT the present time
a firm of lawyers at Springfield, ILL.,,
has decided to take up the matter and
attempt to secure successful wind
up. From all accounts the claim was
wound up years ago, and it will never
run down.
The marriage of Miss Jessie Marga-
ret Strang to Rev. George Albert
Mitchell took place at the Milburn
Congregational church Wednesday
afternoon, Feb. 10Th, at 2 O'Clock. The
Rev. ]. E. Roys, of Chicago. oficiated,
assisted by the Rev. Chichester, of Wau-
kegan. Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell are well
known here.
Here is prize fish story from the
Waukegan Sun man: t'Some myster-
ious agent has been causing the death
of fish in the C'Plain river. Carp.
sunhsh, bass and bu1lheads, some of
them unusually large, are seen strewn
along the banks aud men who have
been fishing the river for years say
that never in their recollection have
any fish been caught there as large as
the ones now lining the banks.
Rube Waddell, the phenomenal base
ball player, who promised to return to
Racine last year, and play ball, has not
been heard from for some time past. 1t
is known that he is on the coast some
where. When he left Racine he left
his trunk and clothing at one of the
hotels and it is still there. AS be has
not sent for it, the opinion prevails
that he intends to return some day
Racine Journal.
1t looks like the old story of the
clover and the bee.
The Jones Clothing House is the
latest addition to the stores of Keno
sha. The new store will be located in
the Meyers block and will be under the
management of Harry ]. Jones, of Ra-
cine. 1t will be branch of the RAJ
cine firm of the same name. The store
will carry a full line of mems clothing
and furnishings.
Hans Harbert who for a number of
years has been connected with the Me-
tropolitan Life Insurance Co., and for
the last five years in charge Of the Ke-
nosha branch has resigned his position
and has been appointed District Man
ager by the Michigan Mutual Life
Insurance Co., for the counties of Ke-
nosha, Racine and Wa1worth. Mr..
Million of Racine will take Mr.. Har.
bert's place.