The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-09-10
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Several hunting parties are out IN
the country after the prairie chickens.
James Cleary and Jettie Tuily spent
Friday evening with friends in Wau-
kegan.
Miss Eliza beth McDerrnott left Wed
nesday for St. Claire College at Sim
sinewa Mound.
The Rev. P. E Baialer has returned
after a two weeks visit with friends
in eastern Ohio.
Congressman Cooper and wife have
returned to Racine after few weeks
visit at Burlington.
S. E. Massari, of Chicago, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with his
cousins Mr.. and Mrs. Henry LANCE.
A ten pound daughter CARVED 'at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias Bode,
on Market street Friday, and there is
great rejoicing
John Meier and Miss Julia Bertoz,
both of Keuosha, have been licensed
TO wed; also Henry F, LANCE and Miss
Mabel Letting, both of Kenosha.
The Star entertainment course pro.
grams have now been issued in book
let form and may beshad by the public
by applying at the Z. M, G. A. office.
Mrs. Aleck Grey and daughter zella,
of Litchfeld, Nebraska, who have
been spending the summer in this
county returned to their home Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Heaster and
two daughters have returned to their
home in Chicago after two weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Odelberg and
other fiienGs.
The new erural mail route through
Pleasant Prairie will open October l.
All the patrons of the route must pro.
vide themselves with mail boxes or
they can have no mail delivered by the
carriers.
A rumor was current in Racine Fri
day that the Case company intended
TO shut down for an indefinite period
on the last day of this month. "A The
rumor is denied by the officials of the
company.
A large order of books is being pre-
pared at Gilbert M. Simmons Library
for immediate purchase. Lists of
these will be published from time to
time, as they arrive and are made
ready for circulation.
The work on the new English Luth-
eran church is progressing rapidly.
The corner stone of the new church
will be laid Sunday afternoon, Sept.
Is, at O'Clock. Ministers of the dc.
nomination from Milwaukee, Racine
and Chicago will be present and de-
liver addresses,
There was hot free-for-all fight on
the Northwestern train reaching Ke.
nosha at 1890 Friday evening, but
Conductor Sykes managed to throw
the offenders off the train and the
trouble was quelled. The men were
left at Kenosha, but they managed to
settle their difficulty without blows
and spent the night at one of the Ke.
nosha hotels.
Represe Cooper has been in
formed by the commissioner of pen
sions Of the allowance of the minors
claim for pension of James Burke,
guardian, of GAINESVILLE, at the rate of
So per month from March 10, 1902, and
50 additional from the same date for
each of the two minor children of
James Lawler, late of the Fourth Bat
terry, Wisconsin Light Artillery.
The merchants of Waukegan are up
in arms because the Zion City mer-
chants are delivering goods to their
customers in that city while they are
not even allowed to deliver a single
order within the limits of Dowie's city.
They threaten to make reprisals by
selling goods to the Zionites below
cost but it is hardly likely that little
scheme would succeed as Dowie would
probably put stop to it IN short order.
An innovation in the automobile
line is now being tested at the Wiscon.
sin Wheel Works, at Racine, and if it
proves success the probabilities are
that all autos manufactured in the
future will be fitted with hard rubber
tires. In the model machine the tires
are of hard rubber about one and one
half inches in diameter and the spring
is in the hub of the wheel. The in
ventor claims that by this arrange
ment much vibration and the expense
and Inconvenience of pneumatic tires
is done away with.
The Nickel Plate Road, with its
eastern connections-the Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western and West
Shore and Boston & Maine Railroads
is considered by those who have pat
ronized it, as most desirable line
between Chicago and New Yor'z, Bos
ton and other eastern points, and takes
lis place among the frst-class line:
leading eastbound from Chicago. I
is operating three through frst-class
trains, all daily, and equipped with
.,,odorV1 for con