The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-01-01

| II. John A. Mcdonald and Miss
Mary Evans re-marry in Kenosha after
having been separated for twenty-one
years
IS. Marriage of Mrs. Sara brewer
and Samuel Allen.
10. Norman L. Baker narrowly es-
capes being killed in pistol fight.
20. Police asked to search for Mrs.
Bessie Epp1er Thomas, who disap-
peared from Chicago.
q. Citizens Telephone and Tele-
graph company files articles of incor-
poration. Clarence John Tennesen is
drowned in cistern. Kate L. Schaef-
fer returns home after seven years.
work as missionary in China.
%. County Board makes the annual
tax levy, and as usual the city bore the
brunt of the increase.
q. Frank Lucas, of Pleasant Prai-
RE, badly injured in a fight with
mad dog.
"a. Trust is formed by Kenosha
milk dealers.
20. Estate of Capt. Theodore Borkes
forfeited to the State when admins
traitor fails to find heirs.
II. kenosha people celebrate
Thanksgiving day.
%. Marriage of Harry Stemm and
Miss Cora Richards celebrated at Osh.
kosh.
%. Residents of Washington Island
burn an old eye sore.
80. Kenosha Life Saving crew mus
tered out of service for the year. Death
of Mrs. Margaret Sherry.
December.
1. Mad dog runs wild on the North
side and bites five people. Fight for
the payment of bonds of the Kenosha
Street Railway Company thrown out
of court. Young ladies give manless
dance at the Guild Hall. Council fixes
the tax levy at one per cent. Robbers
make rich haul at the room of Ed
ward Mich.
| 2. Fierce storm on the lake does
great damage to Kenosha water front.
Garfield Hotel sold to E. Klinkert. OF
Racine.
8. Will of the late Frank NJ. Avery
|
| 4. Kenosha Realty Company gets
State charter.
S. Young ladies of manless danes
fame receive many propositions of
marriage.
6. Old Durkee claim bobs up Sc
renely. Waukegan, Chicago & Elgin
steam railway seeks an entrance to
Kenosha.
2. Annual memorial service held by
the Kenosha Lodge of Elks. Ice cut
ting season opened with zero weather.
8. Car on the M. r. & K. road leaps
from the track and many narrowly es-
cape injury. John Thomas held up in
North Side park. Death of Dan Har-
kins.
10. Workmen begin to tear down
the old "Long Home" New Kenosha
directory shows city has a population
of $4,000.
IL. B. Hermann & Co. file a vo1un-
tary petition ia bankruptcy. Taylor e.
Brown, of Chicago, addresses the
Mems club on "Good Citizenship.' -
Death of Abraham Dupons, of Pleas
ant Prairie. Chief Timme resigns
from office.
13. Herman Yesse brings suit
against the Chicago Brass Works for
$10,0 900 for personal injuries.
IA. New Northwestern station
opened to the travelling public.
IS. Council refuses to pass tele-
phone franchise ordinance. Fred
Reinold appointed Chief of the Police
department. Water Commissioners
report shows great profits from munich
pal ownership.
Is. John Schommer dies at his
home in the town of Somers. Rev.
Edgar T. Farril1 formally installed as
pastor of the Congreg ationa1 church.
19. Fifth annual dinner of travel
| ing men of Chicago -Rockford Hosiery
Works. Northwestern and Kenosha
Electric Railway companies reach an
agreement ia regard to crossings.
| %. North Shore Gas company, of
Waukegan, seeks to build a pipe line
to Kenosha. Martin Berg, missing
clerk of the Modern Woodmen, located
in Chicago. Mrs. E. D. Thomas, miss
ing for SIX weeks, located IN New York.
%. Officer Owen O'Hare shoots
John Johnson when the latter attempts
to escape. Residence of gJohn w.
Lewis badly damaged by fire.
| d. Kenosha factories give many
gifts to workmen. John j. Abel
named as Inspector of immigration at
the port of Detroit.
Is. Kenosha:people enjoy7a merry
Christmas. Seventeen reunion of the
Grannif family held at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Bowen. Death
of Anton Pitts. Death of Capt. Lew
Mont.
20. Wende1in Dagenbach filed a
voluntary petition in bankruptcy.
Adolph Groeger losses $50 in a poker
game.
%. Death of Mrs. Ella Harriet
Pfennig, wife of Mayor Pfennigsx
Death of Mrs. Gertrude Dyer.
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