The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-10

Judge horace thompson OF Nn1CdgC
spent the afternoon with friends II
! Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Balentine, oil
Milwaukee, are spending few days II
this city.
The police and FIRE commission seems
to be out of business these days
Nothing doing.
The members of the Elks lodge en-
joyed pleasant evening at the rooms
Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whalen, OF
Madison, are spending week with
friends in Kenosha.
Mrs. M. B. Winters is seriously Ill.
She has been taken to the Kenosha
hospital for treatment.
Imported singers, canaries, the best
Xmas presents. Cheap at w. ]. Dick
haut's Ideal barber shop. dw1O
Mrs. Frederick Childs, of Boston,
has come to Kenosha for visit with
her mother, Mrs. O. S. Newell.
Frank Sta1ey snd Miss Ella Pigman,
of Fox River, were united in marriage
by Justice Sturges Tuesday afternoon.
In the eloquent words of Ellis Usher
we would say to the telephone com.
panies: Flight, ye devils, hate
peace"
John Abel is home from North Da.
kota for short visit with his family
and other relatives and friends in Ke.
nosha.
Tickets for the annual benefit dance
of the firemen have been placed on sale
and the largest crowd of the season is
expected.
A small fire occurred at the farm
house of John Jacobs in the town OF
Pleasant Prairie last night. The loss
was about hundred dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood enter.
tanned number of friends at a card
party Tuesday evening st their home
on Bond street. Those present report
very pleasant time.
The little Kenosha Telephone Com.
pany has been placed in an importa at
position by the Bristol Company and
the Kenosha Company is now the king
bee in the fight betweenthe rival com
panies.
The Wisconsin Telephone company
is installing fifty drop switch board
in the plant of the Thomas B Jeffery
company today. The Rambler factory
is rapidly getting to be one of the best
equipped factories in the city.
The small boy who has a pair of
skates as an asset these days is in a
fair way to get good ducking. The
ice is not any too strong and if he
wants to keep out of danger he had
better skate on Jerome creek.
The Y. M. c. A. basket ball team
will have its last practice game to-
night before the match here with the
Austin High School on Friday night.
The High School team and team will
play practice game at 1880 .. NJ,
Friday.
The evang elists have gone but re-
viva1 meetings at Park avenue M. E..
church continue. Notwithstanding the
storm there was a good attendance, a
very interesting meeting and num-
Der of conversions last evening. Ser
vices at 7:30 this evening conducted by
the pastor.
John ]. Johnson was arrested Satur-
day evening on a charge of intoxica-
ton. Johnson is the same man who
was shot and BADLY injured some
months ago while attempting to escape
from officer O'Hare. He has entirely
recovered from his injuries.
Superintendent Baker of the city
schools will ask the Board of Educa-
Etion to have the holiday vacation be-
gin a week before Christmas Day.
This plan has been made in order to
give the children the benefit of a
weeks vacation before Christmas.
Information is desired Of the where
abouts of the relatives of the late
Major George E. Scott, formerly res
ident of the city who died in 1868. Any
information that can be given by Ke-
nosha people should be sent to H. H.
Swearingen, 513 2nd street, N. E.
Washington, D. c.
Perhaps you don't know that the
turkeys used in that feast spread by
the congregational Women's Aid So
ciety are some of Saint Nichola s.
choicest birds fatted for this use to-
morrow evening. It's to be a fine
spread served in the Baptist church
parlors at $50 O'Clock. Merely a nor.
NAL price, is cents. Sale opens at S
o'clock.
Joseph Uihleiu, son of August Uih-
lein Of Milwaukee, will on Jan. /, be-
come general manager of the Schlitz
Brewing company, position recently
resigned by Eugene Wuesthoff. Mr..
Uihlein is twenty years old, and
a graduate of Cornell University. He
has for a number nf years 6llod -,