The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-04-16

NEWS NOTES.
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Tosha friends Tuesday evening.
A. C. Triggs, of Chicago, spent
Wednesday evening in Kenosha.
The weather man sees nothing but
fair skies and warm weather in sight.
Harry T. Fuller, of Wauconda, ILL.,,
spent Wednesday evening in Kenosha.
c. C. Thomas, of Chicago, visited
friends in Kenosha Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Alice Quinn, of Chicago, is
spending week with friends in this
city.
Mrs. Percy Ford, of Chicago, is Wis
iting her aunt, Miss Barbara Christ
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Head attended
theatre party in Chicago Wednesday
evening.
Miss Nellie Clark, of Rochester, Ind,
lis spending few weeks with friends
Nh Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Hill, of Chicago,
spent Wednesday afternoon with ke-
nosha friends.
Miss Tessie Jackson, who has been
Ill at the hospital of the Milwaukee
Downer college is reported greatly i'm
proved.
Ned and Jack VanIngen are home
from the University of Wisconsin to
spend the Easter vacation with their
parents.
Mrs. Carl Stein had the misfortune
to cut off one of her thumbs Monday
evening. She was splitting kindling
when the accident occurred.
The farmers are still working for
the location of the pickle factory in
Kenosha and a number of new con-
tracts were signed yesterday.
The new city council will probably
be organized on April 10, and the old
council will finish up its work at the
next session on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martin, who
have been visiting in Kenosha for the
past two weeks, returned to their home
an DesMoines, Iowa, Wednesday even
iug.
From reports from all over Wiscon-
sin it is evident that Tuesday was a
Republican day everywhere. The Re-
publicans made heavy gains in the
State.
1t looks as if all the men connected
with the Sterling factory were des-
tined to financial ruin. George Lord
is the latest to join the list of bank
rupts.
The doctors of the city report that
abe epidemic of influenza which re-
Gently prevailed in Kenosha has been
done away with.by the approach of
warmer weather.
The golf links are getting into good
condition for the use Of the players
and the sports and games committee
will send out the list of fixtures for the
year in the near future.
With the return of spring weather
4he tramps are getting bothersome in
the western part of the city. The po-
Aice should lose no time in driving
&hese Migrants from the city.
Do not forget the dramatic musical
entertainment to be given by the
Seniors of the High school for the pur-
pose of raising money to cover costs of
publishing the High school annual.
The work of securing subscriptions
aE0 .0Lrn a~rI ~Nlx 81 49,
Telephone and Telegraph company
goes merrily on and there is no longer
any doubt of the success of the
venture.
The City Council of Racine will be
thoroughly Republican. At the cleo
tion Tuesday the Republicans elected
nine out of eleven Alderman, and they
will have clean working ma jority of
ten in the Council.
The removal of the police from the
control of the city council seems to
have taken considerable interest out
of the election in Kenosha. a political
job seems to have assisted largely in
electing Candidates in the past.
1t is now claimed that Jennie Harris,
the wife of Harry Harris, who COM
united suicide in Milwaukee Monday,
was not legally the wife of the former
Kenosha negro, on account of the fact
that she had never been divorced from
her first husband, Harry Costello.
Now is the time to start some move
Hnent to secure municipal ownership of
electric lights in the city. The con-
tract with the Kenosha Gas & Electric
company will expire in four years and
&he people should be ready to take
charge of lighting system at that
time.
A horse belonging to DR.. Windes-
helm ran away Wednesday afternoon.
The doctor and little girl named
Humme1, who was with him in the
buggy, were thrown out but escaped
serious injury. The horse ran into a
delivery wagon of the GILES Grocery