The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-01-22

More ases Of scarlet fever are being
reported to the health officer.
| &c. Lund, of Racine, was Keno
sha visitor Monday afternoon.
The Pabst building on milwaukee,
avenue is rapidly nearing completion
The return of the cold weather has
given the ice man another lease of life
The Hermann bankrupt matter will
be settled up during the next few
days.
"David Harum'' will be one of the
early offerings at the Rhode opera
house.
Benedict & Co. has paid up another
weekly dividend, and the boys are
happy.
The school boys are planning for ar
elaborate celebration of Washington S
birthday.
The "Rambler" automobiles are
winning new laurels at the New York
show this week.
The Thomas B. Jeffrey Co. is now
employing more than 200 men. Let
the good work go on.
Mrs. George r. Wolfe returned to
Milwaukee Monday after visit with
her sister in this city.
J. Glenn, of Chicago, visited in Ke-
nosha Sunday the guest of Misses
Mayme and Celia Quigley.
1t is rumored that another new resi-
dence suburb will be opened in Keno
sha during the early spring.
Mrs. e. P. Fessler and daughter
Maude are spending week with rela
tives and friends in Kenosha.
Just think Of Bob LaFo1lette as q
candidate for the Vice Presidency
wouldn't that make you smile?
One of the trains on the North-Wes
tern was three hours late Monday, or
account of the shortage of fuel.
The BARRIERS of the city are still dis
cussing plans for Union, but several
of them seem to oppose the plan.
Quite number of Kenosha chicken
fanciers are in Chicago this week at
tending the annual Poultry Show.
Attorney Charles P. Johnson, of
Rock Island, ILL.,, transacted legal bus
mess in Kenosna Monday evening.
The works of distinguished Ameri-
can writer have been denied admission
at the Gilbert NJ. Simmons Library.
One Main street merchant found the
coal business so profitable that he is
selling his stock of goods at auction.
A Richmond, Indiana, farmer has
burned his tobacco and buried, his pork
and is coming with his family to Zion.
r. M. Heckner, of Appleton, has
been appointed agent for the Metro
politan Insurance company in this
city.
Ii looks asif it would require the
services of the two new justices to get
the Caster case before the Supreme
Court.
1t is reported that bunch of Chica-
go sports will make an effort to pull off
prize fight near Russell on Friday
evening.
The Electric Railway bus has only a
few days of life left. With the opera
ton of the railway the bus will be
abandoned.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ell. Lake, of Ruena
Park, ILL.,, are spending.a few days in
Kenosha as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan 0. Head.
The gamblers of Kenosha are get
ting pretty daring again, and the po-
lice will probably find it necessary to
clip their wings.
Mayor Rose has purchased 5000 tons
of hard coal in Canada. It will be
shipped to Milwaukee to relieve the
suffering in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Wall, of Wauke-
gan, and Miss Lulu Riley, of Pleasant
Prairie, spent Sunday in Chicago the
guests of the Misses Mccarthy.
Miss Caroline Anderson entertained
party of friends at her home on
South street Monday evening. Those
present report a pleasant time.
A creamery trust and a cabbage
trust already here, and Buffalo trust
will be announced soon. Verify Ke-
nosha is getting to3be trust center.
The State Legislature has not as yet
acknowledged the wall of the Kenosha
County Board, but it is being loudly
seconded by other counties in the
State.
There is a noticeable absence OF
club life in Kenosha this season, as
many of the old card clubs which were
considered fixtures have been discon
tinued.
Milwaukee is arranging to give DIR
Dowie warm reception. The Dowie
ties in the Cream City are holding
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