The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-07-30

NEWS NOTES.


Judge 01OSSVI F<AL ~ NA@A@SVu tAAa
morning on legal business.
DR.. George Pugh has returned home
after two weeks visit in Canada.
w. H. Schroeder spent Wednesday
afternoon with friends in Chicago.
e. E. Hooker, of Milwaukee, visited
Kenosha friends Thursday evening.
There will be no more meetings of
the Dickens club until further notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Dewey spent
Thursday with friends in Milwaukee.
Many cement sidewalks are being
put down all over the city this summer.
Dick Wel1es is home again after an
extended business trip through the
East.
Henry Rophing and family have
gone to Indiana to make their future
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. "A. White, of Chica-
go, spent Wednesday with aKenosha
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Rogers, of Ra-
cine, spent Thursday afternoon in
Kenosha.
The work on the new warehouse for
the Balm Wagon company is progress
ing rapidly.
Misses Margaret and Mary Durkin,
of Waukegan, visited Kenosha friends
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ]. Howe, of Chicago
spent Wednesday afternoon with
friends in this city.
That drinking fountain at Eichel-
man Park is still flooding the grounds
and should be fixed.
William Jones, of the Badger Brass
company has gone to Spencer, Iowa,
for three weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dickhaut re-
turned home Thursday after a two
weeks outing at Powers Lake.
Willard A. LaCoss and Miss Cora A.
Tamblin, of Chicago, have been grant.
ed marriage license in this county.
1t seems that the new bank PROPOSE
ton has faded along with the PROPOSE
ton to start new Democratic paper.
Fishing on Pike river is getting to
be favorite sport with the North side
boys and some fine fish are being
caught.
Mrs. Fred Lyman and children have
arrived from Kansas City for their
annual visit with Kenosha and Racine
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich and Miss
Margaret Goodrich, of Delavan, were
the guests of Frank Waterman Wed.
nesday.
Sycamore will come to Kenosha a
week from Sunday and the Kenosha
base ball players are getting ready
for another defeat.
A new summer hotel will be erected
on the banks of Powers Lake during
the coming fall and winter. It will be
opened for business next summer.
The T. F. c. Club was pleasantly
entertained Wednesday night by the
Misses Lampe's at their home on Park
street in honor of their cousin Miss
Millie Dalton.
A horse show for the benefit of the
hospital fund is the latest suggestion
heard on the streets. Such a plan if
carried out in proper manner would
undoubtedly prove successful.
The police have begun new assault
on bicycle riders and several arrests
have been made in the past two days.
The chief is determined to break up the
practice of riding on the sidewalk.
The ladies at the Country club are
serving meals daily at the club house
and the service is of such high order
that many of the members of the club
are taking all their suppers there.
The children of the Kenosha schools
have been asked to send an exhibit of
their work to the coming Worlds Fair
at st. Louis. The Kenosha exhibit
will undoubtedly be one worthy of
note.
Many complaints are being heard
on account of the moral tone of street
shows that are being allowed to ex-
hibit in Kenosha, and the mayor will
be asked to refuse a license to the
fakirs in the future.
G. L. Casterton formerly we'll known
ia this city was killed in train wreck
near Kansas City on last Wednesday
morning. He was working as brake
man and was thrown from the top of
d Car dying instantly.
The small boy and the cigarette are
getting to be altogether too common
a sight on Main street and the police
should see to it that the state law
against the sale of cigarettes to minors
is properly enforced.
Dr.. E. F. Rowell has received from
Charles Provost, of Florida, ship