The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-01-22
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The weather man predicts cold
weather for the rest of this month and
for the most of the month succeeding.
Mrs. e. C. Carter entertained num-
ber of friends at cards Wednesday af-
ternoon at her home on Elizabeth
street.
The young ladies of St. George
church entertained party of friends
at card social at the school hall We'd
mesday evening.
The slippery sidewalks are causing
some of our most prominent citizens
to do stunts that entitle them'ato po-
sitions in any circus.
Another session of the County Board
is over and the Board has done nothing
toward building the paved road be-
tween this city and Racine.
It is possible that thesE Bartenders
Union will be able to close the saloons
at proper hours No other power'a has
been able to do it in Kenosha.
st. Matthew's parish is planning to
do some work among the factory girls
of the city. The field is large one
and much good should result from the
effort.
The sick made we'll. the weak made
strong. Rocky Mountain Tea the
elixir of life that performs wonderful
cures that seem like miracles. It's free
if it fails, c. H. Hurd. dwj17
The weather prophets are predicting
an early spring. After the second of
February they will be able to tell
exactly. The ground hog will make
his appearance at that time.
Senator Johnson of this district has
been named as a member of the Manu-
facturers and Legislative Expense
Com mittees of the senate. He is
chairman of the second committee.
Too many small boys are loafng
about the streets of the city. The
police should get to work and see that
these boys are either ia school or else
give a good reason for their absence.
An effort is being made to have a
bill passed by the present session of
the legislature to provide for the re-
funding of inheritance taxes paid to
the state treasurer. Kenosha estates
are interested in the passage of the
law.
Frank c. Schoentaller, a former
student of the University school, has
been granted patent on a new bung
for use of brewers. 1t is said that the
patent is a most valuable one and
Schoentaller will make a fortune out
of it.
Not single Kenosha county man is
mentioned in the list of appointive
State officers. 1t has BEEN so Slong
since any Kenoshan sat at the pie
counter that the people of the county
are getting used to standing up and
waiting.
The Assembly dance which was
given at the Guild hall Wednesday
evening proved to be one of the most
enjoyable events ever given in Keno
cha. About fifty couples attended the
function. The music was furnished
by Fitzgerald, of Chicago.
The scheme OF the managers of the
different base bali teams in the cities
of Illinois and Wisconsin to organize
an interstate league is meeting with
general support. The league will un-
doubtedly be formed and Kenosha will
he member of the circuit.
The doctors of the city lay the blame
for the spread of contagious diseases
on the laxity of the officials in carry
ing out the health laws. Nearly every
one of the doctors is in favor of the
strict enforcement of the law and they
will give every aid to the officials if
any attempt is made to bring about
stricter guarantees.
To prevent waste pipes freezing and
bursting, fill the trap with strong salt
water or drop handful of salt into
the pipe the last thing at night when
you can be sure no more water will be
emptied into the sink to wash away
the salt which prevents the water
freezing 50 easily. Thus you may save
expense or the labor and delay of thaw-
ing the pipes yourself.
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