The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-08-27

day evening in Kenosha.
The Wisconsin Loan ard Building
League will hold its next meeting in
Oshkosh.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Buckmaster have
returned to their home after a FIVE
weeks outing at Twin Lakes.
The Burlington, Rochester & Kan
sasville Telephone company has in
creased the capital stock to $1,000
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bryant, of West
Superior, are here for an extended Wis
1t took the Free Press column of
editorial matter to show that the Gov
ernor was given a great reception at
Paddock's Lake.
Frank Bell has been elected presi-
dent Of the Bebe Fence Company
new manufacturing company recently
organized in Racine.
The work of repairing the hospital
has been started and the house is be-
ing cleaned out and put ia condition
for the carpenters to begin their work.
Chicago seems to be on the black list
in the manufacturing line and in the
last two weeks more than dozen Of
the big Chicago factories have an
nounced an intention of removing to
smaller cities.
Many complaints are being made on
account of the fact that the trains of
the Northwestern Railway company
are blocking the crossings in the city.
A few arrests and fines would probably
remedy the matter.
The State Fair grounds at Milwau--
kee have been greatly improved by
new water works, new walks and
drives, and new buildings. Additional
arrangements for comfort of visitors
have been provided.
A conductor on the Northwestern
has been thrown out of his position
because he failed to show due respect
for people going to Zion City. Evil
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to scofdng at a business proposition.
It seems that the old time rivals La
Toilette and Whitehead both have a
habit of making long speeches. Sem
ator Whitehead talked SO long at Rock
ford Wednesday that the chairman of
the meeting gave him boquet to quit.
The committee in charge of the
Labor Day celebration visited the mer-
chants this morning and invited all of
them to take part in the Labor Day
parade. Nearly all of the merchants
will be represented by floats in the
parade.
Wisconsin, with los cases, ranks
fourth among the states which have
sent patients to the Chicago Pasteur
institute since the hospital was opened
July 2, 1902, for treatment of hydro
phobia. With 1872 cases, Illinois heads.
Ohio with 2O1 cases, and Iowa with
121 cases, are respectively second and
third.
The national meet of the Amateur
Athletic Union will be held at State
Fair, Thursday and Friday, Sept. 10
and II. This meeting will bring to-
gether the best athletes of the country,
and give better exhibition than has
yet been held in the state. 81, 10000 is
to be given in prizes.
A dispatch from Chicago states that
the Chicago Tire and Rubber company
has decided to remove its plant from
that city and that Kenosha has been
selected as the new location. No one
in Kenosha seems to know anything
about the plant and the dispatch seems
to be mystery. The company is not
known here among the manufacturers
but it is said to employ several hun
dred men.
ROLAND c. Allen of Dayton, Ohio,
and Clifford C. Pease of Madison,
University of Wisconsin 'O4, are visit
ing their college friend Louis E. Rahr.
Mr.. Allen is member of next years
joint debate team at the University.
Mr.. Pease won the final oratorica1
contest and the 800 prize last spring
and represented the University In the
Northern Oratorical League contest at
Minneapolis.
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