The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-31
New Years brides will be pretty
plentiful in Kenosha.

Miss Wayne Gleason is spending the
holidays in Burlington.
George Weber, of Milwaukee, was in
Kenosha Monday evening.
Ward H. Case, of Aurora, ILL.,, called
on Kenosha friends Monday.
| A new barber shop will be opened on
Main street early ia the new year.
Miss Laurie zievers, of Milwaukee,
spent Monday evening in Kenosha.
Nearly all the factories in the city
are giving their help holidays this
week.
The snow Monday night made some
real sleighing and the bells rafting
today.
Mrs. Chas. Chaffee will leave early
in January for California to spend the
| winter.
Attorney ]. A. Widman, of Chicago.
transacted legal business in Kenosha
Monday.
New classes ia all branches at Col.
lege of Commerce Monday. Night and
day sessions. DIV go
The Kenosha hospital seems to be
filing long felt want and there is no
lack of patients at the institution.
A street railway company that took
in $19, 900 in fares in ten months ought,
to be able to purchase snow plow.
The boys and girls of the Kenosha
High school are utilizing the holidays
in making preparations for joint de-
bate with Racine.
George Blackman has gone to
Muskegon, Mich, to accept position
as foreman with the Fletcher Manu-
featuring company there.
The A. D. Meiselbach company is
cleaning up the plant and there seems
to be every indication that the plant
will start up with the opening of the
new year.
A basket social will be held at Dist.
No. 2, Somers schoolhouse Saturday
evening, Jan. 2. All ladies are re-
quested to bring baskets with lunch
for two.
The steamer "City of Marquette"
seems tosmanage to ply through the
frozen waters of the lake, and it is
stated that the business of the boat is
constantly increasing.
Theodore Sneider, Iwho resided in
kenosha many years ago, was killed
at the Lake Shore Junction in Mil
waukee Monday afternoon. He was
forty five years old and single.
The investors in the stock of the
Horn Silver mine are still hoping for
the best. A meeting of the stockhold-
ers in Kenosha was held Monday night
and reports from the mine were re-
ceived.
Archbishop Messmer has granted to
the Catholics in the diocese the right
to eat meat on next Friday. The dis
pensation is made on account of the
fact that New Years day is holiday
in the church.
More spectators are besieging the
County Judge to open up the old mat
ter of the estate of the late Charles
Durkee. Judge Slosson holds that the
estate has been settled and that there
is nothing to open up.
1t is high time that the police of the
city call a halt on the arrogance of the
trainmen of the Northwestern. The
men have repeatedly blocked the Cross
ings in the city. A few arrests would
help great deal in this matter.
The postofice building is not being
forgotten and the congressman and
senators are being kept moving by
letters from influential citizens. Of.
course the letters are all right but the
money is the thing that is needed.
Charles Brown, well known Racine
man, was seriously njured by falling
on slippery sidewalk on Milwaukee
avenue Tuesday evening. He was
able to go to his home in Racine but
it is thought that he will be laid no for
several days.
"The Great Train Robbery" the
most sensational and realistic produc-
ton ever seen in theatre, with the
Kinodrome show at the Rhode opera
house, New Years day-matinee and
evening. Everything new with the
Kinodrome show.
The BARRIERS of the city are anxious
" expecting call from one of the
members of the State Board of Barber
Investigators. Racine and other cities
N the neighborhood have been visited
and it is hardly possible that Kenosha
will be given the go-by.
It is reported that seven round
prize fight was pulled off near the vii
lage of Salem Saturday night. The
principals in the fight were men en-
ployed as ice cutters and the mill is
said to have been of the rapid FIRE
order. No attempt has been made to
arrest the parties.
A term at school gives the Flooding
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