The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-11-12

John B. Hannah of Madison spent
Friday evening in Kenosha.
Miss Nellie Long spent Friday even
ing with friends and relatives in Wau-
kegan,
The new track on the Heating farm
will be completed by the first of De
cember.
DR.. Frank Coggswell of Silver Lake
spent Friday afternoon with friends
in Kenosha.
"A. Fl. Long well known in Kenosha
has resigned his position as state fac
tory inspector.
Douglas Barhyte, of Trevor. and
Miss Rose Turuock, of Salem, were
married Oct. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Kruckman of
Wil1not spent Friday afternoon with
friends in Kenosha.
The building of sewers promises to
be the principol occupation Of people
in Kenosha next year.
Mrs. Clements Kroncke and Mrs.
Jorgenson of Chicago have been visit
ing friends in Kenosha.
It is reported that plans have been
made for the building of large addi-
ton to the sanitarium next spring.
The new hotel being built by Peter
Rhode on Prairie Avenue will be ready
for occupancy on Thanksgiving Day.
Two race horses belonging to Joseph
Meyer of Pleasant Prairie have been
taken to New Orleans to be placed in
training.
The Rand McNal1y Company is still
looking for location but the Schroed-
er-Donley Company has decided to re-
main in Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Meiser and chill
dren will leave Kenosha in the near
future for Redlands, CAL, where they
will make their home.
James A. Doughty and J. P. Elton
of Waterbury, Conn. officials Of the
American Brass Company visited the
Kenosha plant Friday.
Kenosha people should remember
that the stores are open every night in
the week. The open season continues
until the first of March.
| The Governor is going clear over to
St. Paul to hold political conference.
Queer he couldn't find place in Wis
consin for the meeting.
c. E. Williams of Bristol, is being
mentioned as candidate for sheriff.
Mr.. Williams is one of the best known
Republicans in the county.
The Main Street merchants are be.
ginning to make arrangements for the
annual holiday trade. Larger stocks
will be put in than ever before.
It is reported that the marriage Of
Richard HI. Welles of this city and
Miss Beatrix Ives of Springfield, Ill.
will occur during the present month.
The service of the Kenosha Gas Com
pany at the present time is only better
than one other service in the city and
that is the incandescent lamp service.
Donations for the hospital are still
coming in and still needed. The need
for the institution has been emphasi-
zed during the first fortnight Of its ex-
istence.
The cornshredder claimed victim
out in Pleasant Prairie Thursday
when George Harrison had one of his
fingers nipped off in one of the ma
chimes.
Do you feel mean, tired, tagged out,
all run down, no life? Why not take
Rocky Mountain Tea? Makes you
well and keeps you we'll. IS cents. c.
Fl. Hurd. az
Grace Smell Coffin has been trans.
fered to the list of former residents but
it is to be hoped that she will not trans
fer her divorce business from the
courts of the county.
The members of the committee on
taxes are getting busy making up the
levy for the coming year. It will pro
baby be found necessary to make a
slight increase in the levy.
| The general officials of the United
Order of Workmen have made a large
increase in the rates and talk of seces
sion is rife among the members of the
order in this section of the state.
Il Miss Annie Eu1and, Little Falls
Minn.-''I like Rocky Mountain Tea
very much, will not be without it
Greatest remedy on earth for suffering
women. IS cents. C. Fl. Hurd. nj
4 James Henry Smith, sknown as
"Silent Smith, !" who recently inherited
fifty million dollars by the.death of his
uncle, George Smith, formerly vel
known in Kenosha, was poisoned few
days ago at Hursley, England. HI
will recover.
j Mr.. and Mrs. William Crane, Of