The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-03

John O'Donnell was a Milwaukee
visitor Tuesday.
C. Fl. Hurd was a Racine visitor
Tuesday evening.
| A large crowd enjoyed the skating
on Pike Greek Sunday afternoon and
evening.
The coaler "Waton, - of Buffalo. will
be here tomorrow with coal for the
O'Donnel1 yards.
Don't forget the raffia basket sale at
Guild Hall Thursday evening at the
same time supper is given.
The ice cutters have stopped work
as it is found that the ice is a little too
thin to send to the markets. H
DR.. George Fl. Wheeler, Of Chicago,
was called to Kenosha on professional
business Tuesday evening.
A number of Keuosha people will go
to Bristol tomorrow to attend the
funeral of the late August OFT.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Meyers, of
Chicago, spent Friday evening with
friends and relatives in this city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Williams left
on Tuesday for Los Angeles, CAL,
where they will spend the winter.
Manager Breen strengthened up his
ball team for next season by siguing
]. Parkel, the crack Sycamore pitcher.
The United Charity club will meet
on Thursday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Miss Flynn, corner of Pearl
and West streets. ~ = ''E1as7s'
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.gLewisy left this
morning for their old home in Belvi-
dere, ILL.,, for few days visit with.
friends and relatives.
| Lige Dowie, at the gathering of the
faithful on Sunday, will probably say:
"The Receivers will now take up the
regular penny collection. -
Arrangements have been made for
"The Show Girl' to play return en-
gagement in Kenosha on next Sunday
evening. It means full house and
no mistake.
Buried at Sea-" the play which was
to have appeared at the Rhode Sunday
nj ght, was buried at GAINESVILLE, and
Manager Rhode had an open date
which will be filled by the return Of
"The Show Girl" ~ $.
| Zion Bank is now being assaulted and
it is alleged that one of the faithful
was unable to draw out three hundred
dollars which he had on deposit. All,
things have an end and it looks as if
the graft Of ''your uncle joint was
trembling in the balance.
Work on the new base ball field at
Central Park is progressing very rap
idly, and there is no doubt but that the
park will be the finest in the State of
Wisconsin. The lumber for the i'm
provement of the park is all on the
| round, and the grand stand and fences
will be put up during the winter.
It is reported that Racine and Ke-
nosha pugilist met in the back room of
North side saloon Monday night and
settled difference between them. AT
the end of the second round, after
some pretty furious fighting of the
| rough and tumble kind, the Kenosha
boy decided he had seen enough of the
game.
The women of the city are taking an
active interest in bowling this winter,
and so great has been the demand for
the use of the alleys that several of
them are now being opened one after
noon in each week for the exclusive
use of the ladies of the city. Some of
the fair bowlers are making scores
that would make the men work hard to
keep their laurels.
The season for killing deer is over
and the reports of the game wardens
show that 1850 deer were killed in
Wisconsin during the ten days. Of
course this includes only the deer
which were shipped on license tags
land hundreds of deer were killed land
eaten in the woods. The loss Of life
attending the season included seven
| men killed and twelve wounded. The
Kenosha hunters secured their share
of the big game and no less than forty
deer were shipped to Kenosha during
the season.