The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-08-28

A mum Der of Kenosha young people
attended dance at Salem Monday
evening.
It is claimed that more than sixty
tramps are in camp in vacant fields
adjoining the city limits.
Charles Paulick, the Kenosha rider,
finished eighth in the road race held at
Racine on last Saturday afternoon.
]. A. Crumb, who is employed in the
census bureau at Washington, is here
for few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Shippce.
The Clerk of the Supreme Court at
Madison is still waiting to file the
papers in the appeal of the Caster case
to the Supreme court.
The Democrats Of the county will
hold their county convention on next
Saturday. The convention promises
to be an interesting one.
The funeral of the late Barker Peck
ms was held from the residence in
Bristol Monday afternoon. The inter
mert was at Walkers Prairie.
The steamer "City of Grand Rapids
has been taken to Milwaukee for re-
pairs and she will not return to the
Kenosha-Chicago run this year.
The plans for the esta blishment of
new daily paper in Kenosha are again
being Haunted to the public, but the
exact date for the first issue has not
been announced.
Waukegan has added her voice to the
protest against the auto scorcher and
an ordinance has been introduced into
the City Council there to- limit the
speed of automobiles. -,or arI
The man who has found way to
make anthracite coal out of common
dirt is the man of the hour just at
present. He should make fortune
out of his discovery the first year.
The funeral of Mary Jane Whitley
was held from the Methodist church in
Pleasant Prairie on Sunday after
noon. Quite number of Kenosha peo-
pie went out to attend the funeral SER
vices.
The "Kenosha Union has come out
as a supporter of Col. George w. Car
ruth for the Democratic nomination
for Governor. This should assure
great victory for Col. Carruth in the
convention.
The member of the Southport CLUB
entertained their friends in a royal
manner at Central Park Sunday. The
picnic was a great success from every
standpoint and everyone reports the
jolliest kind of time. n1- q ASA
The Kenosha County Poultry Assoc
citation held meeting at the office of
DIR. ]. T. Hernsheim Sunday after
noon. AT the meeting George Kreus-
cher and ]. A. Jensen were elected
Harry H. Johnson, a former we'll
known young man of this city, was
united IN marriage to Miss Ethel Root,
at Peoria, H., on Tuesday last. Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson will reside in Belvi-
dere, ILL.,, where the groom is now en-
ployed.
The Kenosha Greys met the Seniors
of Milwaukee Sunday at Grand View
Park and defeated them by score of
10 to7. Batteries for the Greys-Her-
man and Gaastra; for Milwaukee,
1nSc n1n aH11 a114
by Herman z; by F1eischman 8.
The Orioles defeated the Millionaire
base ball team Sunday afternoon by
score of 90 to 2. The feature of the
game was the playing of Brennan at
third base. Batteries: Thomas and
Williams for the Orioles; Mayer, Knutz
and Argus for the Millionaires.
The managers of the Governor are
still prating of their love for Senator
Spooner. A bird in the hand is worth
a dozen in the bush and Kenosha
county may as we'll instruct her next
representative In the assembly to vote
for Spooner first, last and all times.
In the Manufacturers League games
played on Saturday aud Sunday the
Hosiery Company and the Balm teams
were successful. On Saturday after
noon the Hosiery Works team defeated
the Badger team by a score of II to II,
and on Sunday the Bains defeated the
Meiselbach team by score of Is to II
The remains of the late Lewis
Charles Osborn were taken to Racine
on Sunday afternoon ands.interred at
the Mound City Cemetery. A short
funeral service was held at.the Baptist
church at Racine. Many Kenosha PEG.
pie went to Racine to attend: the fun
eral.
A large crowd went out to hillside
park Sunday afternoon to attend the
all-day picnic given by Michael Stein
bach. The feature of the picnic was
the balloon ascension and parachute
drop by Mrs. Jeanette Broadwick.
The ascent and descent were made in
splendid manner, and lady aeronaut
won the applause of the great crowd
for her daring work.