The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-10-23
NEWS NOTES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ReaQ the air ) al IN THIS paper.
Ted stahl, of Chicago, spent Sun
day in Kenosha,
K. L. Bassett, of Bassetts Station,
spent Sunday in Kenosha.
Capt. Charles Symmonds spent Sun
day with friends in Salem.
Miss Anna Reed, of Evanston, spent
Sunday with Kenosha friends.
Miss Alma Collins, of Chicago, spent
Sunday with friends in Kenosha.
The campaign in the county will be-
gin on Friday evening wheL Wallace
Ingalls, will begin the spell binding at
Bristol.
1t don't make any difference VINO the
speaker is. So long as it is political
meeting the Kenosha people will pack
the house.
1t is rumored that the Democrats of
the county will start paper for cam
paign purposes. Well, gutter snipe
is better than no paper at all.
The pranks and antics of Foxy
Grandpa and the Boys with the new
Kinodrome Show. Plenty to see and
lots to laugh at. Don't miss it,
p J. Vaughan, Chicago man who
recently fell on the streets of Kenosha
while suffering from an attack of cpl
lepsy, died in the Cook county hospital
in Chicago Tuesday.
At the Eichelman House alleys Tues
day night the Standards defeated the
Park Citys to 0 J. S. Newberry Of
the Standards carried off the honors
for both high total and single, making
591 for total and 233 for high singles.
Little Alice Hale, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Myron Hale of the Hotel
Eichelman, was slightly injured Tues
day morning by falling from stair
way at the home of DR.. William M.
Farr. The little girl was not seriously
hurt and was able to be out again to-
day.
Few Kenosha tanners are awaiting
themselves of the opportunities that
are being offered for them to go to
California for work. Hardly a single
man has decided to go to the western
cities. Evidently the tanners in Ke-
nosha are pretty well satisfied with
their lot,
There is a man in town who has
four tons of good anthracite coal. He
bought it a year ago for seven dollars
a ton, and is now willing to part with
it if the proper price is offered. He is
a believer in get rich concerns, and ex
poets to live for several years on the
profits of his investment.
The Racine Industrial Exhibition is
still aunexing the money of Kenosha
people, and it is expected that large
number of people will go up tomorrow
to attend what has been termed IKE
nosha day. The saloons of the Belle
City will work overtime TO see tina
none of the money gets away.
The management of the Chicago
Gunther base ball team has brough
suit for money alleged to be due t.
them by the Racine base ball associa
ton. The management of the Racin
team claims that the Gunthers did no
fill their agreement and that for thi
reason the money was not paid.
A dispatch from Chicago says: "Mrs
Anna Congdon, formerly Anna Row
land, of Kenosha, Wis, has brough
suit for divorce against her husband
claiming that he is religious zealot
She declares that he has pursued hi
religious passions to such an extrem
cessities of life"
The Musicians Union of this city r.
port that they cleared EOS from til
dance recently given for the benefit {
the striking coal miners. The amour
was enlarged by $40, which the mus
clans took from their treasury, theret
sending to Treasurer w. B. Wilson
the coal miners the snug sum of S75.
A conference of all the Mormon eli
ers of Wisconsin and from all parts
Minnesota and Michigan will open
Milwaukee tomorrow evening. Abo,
eighteen elders will attend. Apost
A. O. Woodruff of the Mormon chure
of Salt Lake city, and President A.
Woodruff, of Chicago, will deliver a
dresses. Reports of the .labors of ii
visiting elders will be made, and IL
elders will be assigned to their sever;
fields Of duty. Tenets of the faith al
the origin Of the church will be di
cussed.