The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-12-18
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They are here, the finest collection
of canary birds I have ever had. For
sale at the Ideal barber shop for
Xmas. VIM. J. Dickhaut, prop. dwd16
That new poor farm would be a
suitable Christmas present for the
city Of Kenosha, and the deal for its
purchase may be closed by that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark, of South
Dakota, are spending two weeks with
friends and relatives here. Mr.. Clark
was former resident of this county.
It strikes the root and annihi1ates
disease, subtle, potent remedy, that
fills the mind with sweet and charming
fancies. Rocky Mountain Tea. Csc.
c. III. Hurd. dwd13
Mayor Pfennig announces that the
new chief of police will be appointed
at the next meeting of the city coun-
Gil. AS yet the name of the fortunate
man has not been made public.
The street commissioners have put
down the weather strips on nearly all
the slippery sidewalks in the city and
the usual batch of notices of damage
suits may be expected in the next few
weeks.
The BARRIERS of the city are making
an effort to re-organize the kenosha
chapter of the BARRIERS union. The
last chapter in Kenosha was not an
unallied success but better things are
hoped for.
Henry J. Zeit1er, whose home was
in Winthrop Harbor, but who has been
employed in Chicago, went into drug
store in Chicago about nine O'Clock
Sunday night to get a cigar and
dropped dead.
The first meeting of the creditors of
B. Hermann & Co., will be held in
Milwaukee on the day after Christmas.
New claims are still being filed against
the bar krupt house and it is possible
that the total liabilities will reach
thirty thousand dollars.
There is a good chance for some
Kenosha philanthropist to make a
reputation for himself. Just let him
buy couple of thousand tons of coal
and offer it to the poor at actual cost
and his name will be forever inscribed
on The record as true benefactor of
his fellow citizens.
On next Friday afternoon r. F..
Roberts, of Woodwork, will deliver
an address before the students of the
High school on the subject ''The be.
ginnings of Kenosha County" He
has taken great deal of interest in
the history of the county and his ad-
dress will be of great interest. The
meeting will be open to the public.
Interest in the coming basket ball
game between the College of Com
merce and the High School, is in
creasing every day, and from present
indications the College will be we'll
represented. The boys are getting in
fine trim for the game, and although
they expect an easy victory over the
High School lads, still they admire
their pluck and are looking for good
game.
Every vacant lot in Milwaukee that
can be obtained next summer is to be
made into playground if the plans
of the Children's Betterment league
are carried out. Two lots in the Third
ward have already been donated to the
society, and they will be flooded this
winter to form skating Kinks. The
idea Of the league is to keep the little
ones happy and out of mischief and an
unlimited amount of good is expected
| to result.
Kenosha supporters of Gov. La Fol.
1ette are Of the opinion that Senator
Spooner's letter announcing his will
ingness to accept reelection will not
make any difference, one way or the
other. in Gov. La Follette's attitude
toward him. The Half Breeds seem to
be pleased at the way Senator Spooner's
own followers view his most recent
move, but they declare that Gov. La
Toilette IS not candidate for the
Senate and will not take part in any
| fight against Spooner.
| There will be no gifts of Christmas
or New Years beer made by the
brewers Of the State of Wisconsin this
year according to decision just made
public and which sets aside a prece-
dent of years standing The decision
was made at the annual meeting of the
Wisconsin Brewers association al
Milwaukee last March, when the fol
lowing resolution was adopted: IRE
solved, that no presents of either key
or bottled beer be made during any
part of the year, including book beer
season, Christmas and New Years.
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