The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-08-06

Attorney Earl v. Thompson Of Chi
cago spent Sunday in Kenosha.
W. w. Browne of La Grange, ILL.,,
spent Tuesday evening in Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Smith, who
have been i'll, are recovering their
health.
M. ]. White of Kansas City is here
for visit with friends in Kenosha and
Bristol.
DR.. A. o. Sax of Chicago spent Sun
day with relatives in the village Of
Bristol.
Mrs. H. B. Larsen spent Sunday
with friends and relatives in Mil
waukee.
Miss Grace Haven of Burlington is
spending few days with friends in
Kenosha.
A stock company is being organized
ia Lake county to build race track at
Libertyville.
The Racine county insane asylum is
to receive $11, O44.4O from the state for
the care of the insane.
Justice of the Peace B. O. Sturges
spent Sunday with friends and re1a-
tives in Lake Geneva.
The Kenosha Golf team goes to Osh-
kosh next Saturday for return match
with the Oshkosh team.
Mrs. Andrew Mikkelsen, who has
been i'll for some time, has gone south
for month to visit friends.
The Northwestern Railway company
carried six hundred passengers from
Kenosha to the lake regions Sunday.
The Wisconsin Telephone company
has declared a dividend. Some of it
could be spent with profit in Kenosha.
The Church street paving is being
unnecessarily delayed and the council
should order the contractors to proceed
with the work.
It is reported that Victor Eppler will
open saloon II the room on Main
street formerly occupied by the E. A.
O'Brien Company.
Mart Rowe has been shifted around
by the Northwestern company and is
now in charge of one of the trains rum
ming to the lake regions.
The present summer has been
record breaker so far as rains are con-
cerned and the farmers are sending up
a wall on account of the wet weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Nelson and daugn-
ter, Gretchen, of Oak Park, have re-
turned home after spending two weeks
with Mrs. John Mckinney and other
friends.
The street cars did a rushing bust
ness all day Sunday but it would be a
a great convenience to the public if the
would get out a schedule and
adhere to it.
The William Owen company which
has been touring Canada and British
Columbia for several months past, will
come to Kenosha in the next few days
FOR long rest.
The Athletics defeated the Orioles
Saturday afternood by a score of IL to
Z. The feature Of the game was the
pitching of VanWye, having IA strike
puts to his credit.
Miss Frances Linenweber was given
l pleasant surprise by about thirty of
ner friends at her home on North Main
street Saturday evening. Those pres
INT report very pleasant time.
County Superintendent Taylor has
now secured nearly ali the teachers
needed for the county schools this year
and the contracts will be made as soon
as the examinations have been held.
At the coming fall meeting of the
County board an effort will be made to
take up the old plan for building a |
hospital for the insane in this county.
Many Of the supervisors favor the
plan.
George Hendrickson, formerly of
Kenosha, was seriously injured in
last Saturday evening.
He was repairing break in an electric
light wire and came in contact with
the current. He fell off the repair car
and sustained broken leg.
The Racine manufacturers are fight
ng the attempt of the Standard Oil
Company to build warehouses and
storage tanks in the manufacturing
district of that city. The manufacture
ers claim that the insurance rates are
sure to go up if the tanks are built.
Both Ballet and Jacobson, former
xeuosha pitchers, won their games for |
he Decatur team of the Three Eve
League on Sunday. Ballet made a |
very favorable entrance to the league
shutting out the Spring field team by |
score of to O. Jacobson won his game
Dy score of Ito /.
The Waukegan board of local i'm
is considering the building
Of cement walks in that city under |
special assessment act which gives the
property owners ten years in which to
ma for them aud an 0rds -