The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Foster, 81
Seattle, Wash, are spending a week
with friends and relatives Ia Kenosha
The rain makers seem to have struck
their gait again and some wet weather
with plenty of mosquitoes may be ex
pected.
Mrs. Burr Simmons was called to ST
Paul, Mimi. Tuesday night on account
of the very serious illness of hel
mother.
An effort is being made to revive the
interest in whist in Kenosha by ar
ranging series of TOUR eysswith the
Racine team.
The price Of coal still remains the
same in Kenosha and the coal dealers
are not planning any reduction at the
present time.
The foot ball season is now on in
earnest and the High school boys are
arranging games with the teams in the
surrounding cities.
The Kenosha Gas and Electric com
pany is still making plans to have the
lights on the streets burning again
but the plans may not be realized for
several days.
The Kenosha Women's Club will
hold it's first meeting Of the new sea
son on next Wednesday afternoon.
At that time the work for the year will
be outlined.
Relatives of John Heating, who died
in the county jail on Sunday, have
been discovered in Chicago. It is
probable that the remains will be
buried here.
For sale-40 head of cattle, 20 head
of yearling steers and 20 head of two
and three year-old heifers. Apply at
Mari farm, miles west of Kenosha on
Plank road. James Farrell. *w22
The remains of the late Alexander
Clark we're laid to rest at Evanston
Tuesday afternoon. A number of the
business associates of Mr.. Clark
from Kenosha attended the funeral.
Base bali business seems to be warm
ing up little both in Racine and Ke-
nosha and if Racine gets Killian and
Kenosha gets Waddell there will be
doing when the last game
is played.
Senator Martin, one of the ablest
of the Governor in the last
session of the legislature, called on
political friends in Kenosha Monday.
His daughter has entered Kefnper Hall
for the year.
The Kenosha Grays are out with a
to the Ramblers offering to
play game for SIS side. ThesGrays
manager is John Eberhardy, loo N. w.
Main street, and he is anxious to hear
from the challenge.
The mayor of GAINESVILLE is making
some statistics in regard to the sal
aries paid to Mayors in the different
parts of the state. The salary of the
kenosha Head executive will probab bly,
be about the lowest.
Night school begins at College of
Commerce next Monday. Common
branches and bookkeeping and short
hand and typewriting. Office open
Thursday and Friday nights of this
week for consultation. dwo3
The engagement has been announc-
ed of Miss Alice r. M. Toner, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Toner, to
Mr. Charles Harrison Stanhope, Of
Springfield, Ill. The marriage will
take place in November.
The members of the @. @. B. B. M.
Club gave very present surprise party
at Castle Hall last evening in honor
Of Miss Mary Quinn one Of their num-
bers who will leave in the near future
for California to spend the winter.
Those present. report very jolly time.
The text book committee of the
Board of Education will send to the
Board at it's next meeting some state
ment IN regard to the adoption of a
new series of music books in the
schools. A change has been strongly
urged by the teachers in charge Of the
department..
Jason Lathrop, the veteran surveyor,
announces that there is no chance for
lard sharks to claim farms in Kenosha
county on account of the failure to re-
cord land patents. He claims that
these patents are all held in Washing
ton and the government must issue
hem on demand of the owners Of the
and.
The Y. M. C. A. Star ENTERTAINED nt
Course will open on Tuesday, Oct. 8
at Rhode Opera House, with the cele-
brated orchestra concert by Slayton's
Ladies Symphony Orchestra under the
leadership of Prof. Joseph Hecker. In
addition to orchestra music the pro
gram will include a ladies' chorus and
instrumental numbers by the Kecker
quartet. The concert promises to be
among the best ever given in Kenosha.
Summons and complaint was filed
in the Circuit Court Tuesday morning
for civil suit in which William Had