The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-10-08

Kenosha friends Tuesday.
Chester Barnes has opened law
Office IN the Calkins Building.
Mrs. William Fisher is seriously i'll
at her home on Market street.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schu.
macher, Tuesday, nine pound boy.
| The Grays defeated the Rambiers
i Sunday afternoon by score of S to 4.
| Miss Helen Jensen, Of Burlington, is
| spending week with friends IN Ke-
] nosha.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Collins, Of Chi.
cago, visited Kenosha friends Tuesday
afternoon.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Jones of
Racine, spent Tuesday evening with
| friends IN Kenosha.
| Mrs. Louise Hall of Chicago is here
for visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Enos Kingman.
| DR.. E. S. Martin of Chicago was
called to'Kenosha Tuesday evening on
/ professional business.
DR.. and Mrs. w. v. Thompson. of
/ Milwaukee, spent Tuesday evening
with friends and relatives in Kenosha.
| A number of people came from
Grand Haven, Mich, to Kenosha to-.
day to attend the Tanck-Gozen nup-
tials.
The golf links are again submerged
and the players will be forced to wait
for a few days to play off their late
Journeys.
Every person interested in the well
fare of the city should make some effort
| to secure the selection of Kenosha as a
site for the. big Rand-McNally plant.
Mrs. W. M. Farr entertained a large
party of friends Tuesday afternoon at
luncheon in honor of the Misses
Quinlan, Of Evanston, who are visit
| ing in Kenosha.
It is reported that the Waukegan
golf links are in such bad condition
that the memb ers of the Club are COM
ing to Kenosha on Saturday and Sun
day to secure the use of the local links.
The failure of the steel trust to order
the usual dividend on common stock
Tuesday failed to have the supposed
disastrous effect on the market, and
the stock is selling at the usual figures
today.
The doctors of the city are heartily
in favor of the suggestions for cleanli-
ness made by the health officer and the
council will undoubtedly take some
steps to secure the passage of the de-
desired ordinance.
The game between the Meise1bach
team and the Kenosha Interstate
League team, which was to have been
played on Sunday, was called off on
account of the inability of the Meisel-
bach team to secure player.
The work on the new power plant
for the Kenosha Gas and Electric COM
pany is proceeding very rapidly and
there is little doubt but that the plant
will be turned over to the company
within the time stated in the contract.
The post Office department. has order
ed the establishment of two rural free
delivery routes out of Waukegan. Ore
of the routes stretches over into the
county furnishing a few Kenosha
county farmers with the delivery SER
vice.
Mrs. A. Gotterdam, formerly Miss
Title Weyhe of this city, died on Fri
day evening at one of the Chicago
hospitals. The funeral was held on
Sunday and number of Kenosha
people went down to attend the SER
vices.
The many friends of Miss Madeline
Arnold gave her farewell party at
aer nome on Wisconsin street Satur-
cay evening. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with palms and ferns.
Elegant refreshments were served. All
report splendid time.
Paul r. UT, who is teaching vocal
music in this city and Racine, left
Monday morning on a two weeks
concert tour with the Chicago Madri-
| gal Club. On his return Mr.. Utt ex-
poets to start sight-reading class,
preparatory to founding a choral So
ciety.
The crop of late straw berries in Ke-
uosha county seems to be a pretty
good one and the fruit is being brought
in from all parts of the county. Some
of the finest was brought to the city
by Mrs. r. Jones of Pleasant Prairie
and by w. A. Gascoigne of the town
of Somers.
| The Racine Knitting Company hav-
ing branches in several cities of the
state, has filed a petition in bank
ruptcy. The liabilities and assets of
the company have not as yet been
made public. It is thought possible
that the receivers of the concern, e.
B. Hand and Andrew DIETRICH will be
able to start the plant again.
| A number of the Racine meat dealers