The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-08-13

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Joe Williams, of Elk Rapids, is visit
| ing Robert Whitaker.
| Miss Nellie Fox, of Milburn, Iii. is
visiting Kenosha friends.
| Madden Young, of Harvard, ILL.,, is
visiting Elizabeth Whitaker.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Cooper are
spending week in Chicago.
Mr.. Leeman, of Milwaukee, is visit
ing his nephew, Paul Leeman.
E. S. Head, of GAINESVILLE, spent
| Monday afternoon in Kenosha.
The jury commissioners will meet on
next Tuesday at the court house.
| Mrs. Conrad McKune, of Racine, is
Ivisitingswith friends in Kenosha.
| Mrs. Charles fArno1d of Milwaukee
is visitingiher.mother Madame Arnold.
Percy w. Brockman, of Chicago,
transacted business in Kenosha Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Gratz, of Chica
go, spent Monday with Kenoshs
friends.
Miss Harriet Parker of Burlington
is spending few days with friends in
Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mayer returned
home Monday night after their wed
ding trip.
Elizabeth Whitaker has returned
after an extended visit at Harvard
and Lake Geneva.
Misses Ethel Strange and Bertha
Hewitt of Oshkosh are the guests OF
Miss Cora Graves.
The Athletic gJr. team defeated the
Northwestern club by a score 9 to
Monday afternoon.
Miss Alice Biennemann is spending
a few weeks with friends and relatives
at Burlington, Wis.
Ali members of the Lady Maccabees
are requested to attend the regular re-
view tomorrow evening.
Three newsItalian families reached
Kenosha Monday night and there is
great rejoicing in the colony.
The Western Stars defeated the
South Side Juniors in a holly con-
tested game by score of to 6.
Joe Messier is still at the hospital at
Lake Geneva and his condition is not
showing any decided improvement.
The yacht "Morel1a" left Sheboy.
gan Monday night for. Sturgeon Bay.
All on board are well and having a
glorious time.
Mrs. S. W. Houston and her niece
Miss Helen Wallace of Chicago, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth
at Twin Lakes.
Miss Anna Cumisky, Miss Mayme
Pennefeather and the Misses Morrison
have gone to st. Joe, Mich, for short
visit with friends and relatives.
The street commissioners are i'm
proving West street and the scraper
has been put to work there. It is need
less to say that the street needs it.
Jessie Bartlett Davis has closed up
her summer home at Twin Lakes and
has returned to the Masonic Temple
theatre in Chicago to open her fall
season.
Mrs. John Thome entertained few
friends at her home on Lemon street
Monday evening in honor of Mrs.
Hillman from Chicago and Mrs.
Racher, of LaPorte.
The Star Lights defeated the White
Lilies by the score of IL to IL. The
batteries were G.. Thome and J. Pfarr
for the Star Lights and J. Weis and
Charles Hoff for the'White Lilies.
The yacht "Gingo" defeated the
"Mame" Sunday afternoon in three
races. George. Becker, Gus Kindt and
William Grosvenor comprised the crew
on the "Gingo." They expect to race
her at the coming Chicago races.
The Kenoshas Country club will en-
terrain the members of the Waukegan
Country club on next Saturday. It is
expected that fully fifty members of
the Waukegan club will be here to take
part in the games scheduled for the
day.
Governor LaFol1ette will also take
the county fair route to political ad-
vancement and will make a political
speech at thetManitowoc fair. It is
evident that between old settlers
meetings and county fairs the governor
will be pretty busy pulling wires.
The annual reunion.of the old SOL
diers of Walworth county will be feld
at Elkhorn on August %. A number
of the members of the Grand Army in
this county have been invited to at
tend the reunionSand,make speeches at
the camp fire to be held in the evening.
The Governor has at last found time
to look towardsthis, section of the state
aud has notified Sheriff Mutter of Ra-
cine county toEprevent the boxing car.
nival which was to have been held in