The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-03-05
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hill have a new

daughter.
George Warren, of Chicago, was in
Kenosha Friday.
Charles Barton, of Racine, was in
Kenosha Friday evening.
A. L. Jordan, of Chicago, spent Fri
day evening in Kenosha
Next year will be leap year. and
February will have % days.
Kenosha is to have new cigar fac
tory. It will be located on the north
side.
Fred Morgan has accepted position
with the Parker Bros. Transfer COM
pany.
Many of the street lamps failed to
burn Friday night. They were sadly
needed.
waiting rooms of the Northwestern
station.
c. c. Allen is now representing the
N. r. Aliens Sons tannery at Los
Angeles, Cal.
Judge Shedding, of the Municipal
court in Racine, spent Thursday even
ing in Kenosha.
Mrs. Robert Heckner and children,
of Appleton, have come to Kenosha to
make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. Clark, of Chi
cago, spent Thursday evening with
friends in this city.
Miss Alice Moore, of Racine, spent
Thursday evening with. friends and
relatives in this city.
Ray Hurd has resigned his position
at Racine in order to accept more
paying one at Beloit.
March will probably come in with
very lamb like weather tomorrow. But
wait till she goes out.
DR.. E. w. Thompson, of Milwaukee,
was called to Kenosha Friday evening
on professional business.
A number Of weddings of interest to
Kenosha society are being arranged
for the post-Lenten season.
D. A. Jones, of Milwaukee, broke
the bowling record Friday at Indian
apolis, bowling 683 in three games.
George Blackman has returned to
Kenosha from Chicago and is working
at the Ram bier Automobile factory.
Louis H. Rahr, of this city, has been
elected vice-president of the senior
class at the University of Wisconsin.
Mrs. ]. c. Benedict and daughter
Florence have removed from Bristol to
this city and will make their home
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Golding, of
Libertyvil1e, who have been visiting
in Kenosha, returned home Friday
evening.
The paupers are getting anxious to
get out to the new poor farm. It will
probably be another month before the
farm is ready.
Mrs. Glenn L. Wetzel entertained
few friends Thursday afternoon at an
old fashioned quilting-bee at her home
on West street.
The ravages of the grippe in Keno
sha are wide spread and there is
scarcely family that has entirely es-
capped the disease.
T. ]. Burg, formerly of this city, has
accepted position as salesman for
the American Tobacco Company. He
is making his headquarters at Racine.
A ST. Louis Judge has decided that
the investors with turf concerns are
partners and that they have no right
to ask for a receiver for the company.
In all the w orld no medicine like
Rocky Mountain Tea, the system pu-
rifier and vitalizer; it builds your
health from the ground up. Try it.
Csc. G.. H. Hurd. dwf28
Nora, don't forget my Rocky Noun
tain Tea tonight, felt rocky for a week,
bowels AID liver all out of whack.
Tom says it cured and made a
new man of him c.. H. Hurd. dwf28
There is general wall going up on
account of the failure of the electric
| lights to burn. Ofcourse the company
had FIRE short time ago but these
matters should be adjusted by this
time.
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