The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-12

nosha after spending several months
visiting friends and relatives in Mich
igan. She will be at home to her
friends at 466 Chicago street.
A state charter has been granted to
the ''Kenosha Red Cross Medical AS.
ISOLATION" The incorporators of the
new society are William H. Saunders,
George Hale and John H. Corcoran.
The advertising man has begun to
get hold of the available space on the
cars of the Kenosha Electric Railway
Company and.they will probably be
pretty we'll plastered up in a few days.
The big ice companies at Salem are
cleaning out the ice put up last year to
make room for more of the ice that is
now being harvested. The ice now
being taken from the 1aAes is said to
be of a very superior quality.
The Kenosha Lodge of Elks enter
tanned their lady friends at card So
cial at the lodge rooms Thursday even
ing. A large number of the members
nh0 IAASAA AAAOAOS WC1C Al dIlCnOduCC
and all report very pleasant time.
John Alexander Dowie was sued in
the United States Circuit court in Chi
cago Wednesday by the Stirling COM
pany, makers of boilers. 1t is alleged
that Dowie failed to pay a balance of
ST. 500 on boilers which we're installed
in the Zion City plant about year
ago.
The group of small boys who gather
daily at the street corners and pe1t
passing pedestrians with snow balls
are sadly IN need of little of the oil
of the birch. If the parents of the
boys are not able to attend to this duty
the police of the city will be given a
| chance.
The Rathbone Sisters gave one of
their famous family parties Thursday
night at Castle Hall, to which the
members of the knights of Pythias
invited. The evening was spent in
dancing, the music being furnished by
! the Jacoby orchestra. Refreshments
we're served at midnight.
The marriage of Miss Adelia jan
ssen, daughter of Mrs. Hannah jan
ssen. 648 First street, Milwaukee, to
Charles A. Roe, son of Rev. J. p. Roe,
OF 123 Fourteenth street, Milwaukee,
took place at the Church of the Re-
deemer in that city Thursday. The
groom is a nephew of the novelist,
E. P. Roe. Mr.. and Mrs. Roe will re-
side in Kenosha.
Sheriff Timme had hard tussle
with German prisoner at the Jail
Friday night. The man refused 10
tell his name, and it is probable that
he will occupy the cell for some time.
The fellow came in as a tramp and
asked for lodging, but when the Sheriff
attempted to find outsanything about
him the visitor became abusive and it
was necessary for the ssSheriff to use
force to subdue him. Ins the melee
Sheriff Timme wass slightly scratched
about the face. This morning the man
went about the city claiming that he
had been misused and sseeking SYM
pathy. Along about noons he was ar
rested and landed in jail on charge
of intoxication. The stories Cof the
man of abuse from sthe Sheriff are
without foundation.
Rules promulgated for Roman Cath
olics to be observed during the I4enten
period have been announced for the
year and will be read in all churches
before Ash Wednesday. There is but
little change from the restrictions of
previous years, although it is notice
able fact that year by year the Lenten
regulations are less severe and permit
of greater indulgences. By an indult
of the 18th of March, 1895, the holy
see has given, for ten years, to the
bishops of the United States, the fac
ulty of dispensing, in favor of working
people, from the law of abstinence on
certain days. By virtue of this indult
and dispensation of Lent, working
people are permitted to use flesh meat
once day on all fast and abstinence
days Of the year except Fridays, Ash
Wednesday, Wednesday and Saturday
IN Holy week and the vigil of Christ