The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-17
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Now amt you sorry that you pawn
ed your overcoat last summer!
C. M. Hall is here from Toledo, O.,
for visit with Kenosha friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Ryerson of Ra-
cine, spent Sunday with friends in
Kenosha.
Rudolph Gottfredsen came home
from Milwaukee to spend Sunday with
his parents.
Miss Bertha Eichelman returned
home today after short visit with
friends and relatives in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bascom, Of In
dianapolis, are spending few days
with friends in Pleasant Prairie.
George Hale, the Main street grocer
is the latest addition to the list of can.
didates for the appointment as post
master.
The Kenosha merchants are offering
splendid assortment of holiday goods
and there is no use to go to other cities
to make your purchases.
Hugh Angus, who is now at Hamil-
ton, Ont, is rapidly recovering his
health and he will return to Kenosha
shortly after the holidays.
Don't forget to blanket the horses
during the cold weather. The police
have been instructed to arrest people
Co r. go foTs horses
Holly and mistletoe have arrived in
the market and are much sought
commodity.
Notwithstanding the cold weather
Sunday the jingle of sleigh bells was
heard all day long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore, of
Trevor, spent Sunday with friends and
relatives in Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Taylor, of Chi
cago, are spending few days with
friends in Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Sheridan of
Green Bay, are spending few days
with Mrs. T. ]. Meyers.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Welles reached
Kenosha Saturday after spending
their honeymoon III the East.
Peter Stahl took load of young
people to Winthrop Harbor Saturday
night to the dance at the hotel.
William Cromback and grandson, of
Housewife, Pa. are visiting Mr.. ard
Mrs. @. M. Calkins. Mr.. Cromback is
brother,in-1aw of Mr. Calkins.
DR.. Dowie is planning to leave for a
visit in Australia in another fortnight,
but he has given his creditors assur-
ance that all his debts will be arranged
for before he starts on his long jour
ney.
Christmas shoppers have begun to
flood the streets and Notwithstanding
the cold weather the dealers in holiday
wares report good business. It prom
Uses to be Merry Christmas in Keno
sha.
The DeMarras Commission Company
with headquarters in Racine is plan
ming to open a branch Office in Keno
sha. It is evident that Kenosha is
getting to be busy place for specula'
tors.
The Kenosha Public building is not
the only one being asked for sby Wis
consin this year. Superior is making
an effort to have the appropriation for
her building increased to million
dollars.
The annual dinner of the. Wisconsin
Society of Colonial Wars will be held
at the Milwaukee Club on next
Monday evening. A number of
the members of the society from Ke-
nosha will attend the banquet. Col.
w. w. Strong of this city is slated for
the Office of Deputy Governor of the
State organization.
Carl Loef residing on Rowland Az
enue had his ears frozen so badly on
Saturday night that it is feared that an
operation will be necessary. Loef had
been down town during the evening
and had walked from Main street tc
the end Of Rowland Avenue. He did
not notice that his ears were cold until
after he reached the house. Sunday he
suffered extreme pain from the frozen
ears and doctor was called to attend
him.
The Eichelman bowling alleys will
start tournament Monday, Jan. 4th
for two men and singles. Each team
will play the other until all teams have
been played. Every one is invited Il
take part in this tournament, it is oper
to all. A list of desirable prizes will
be posted at the alleys before the tourn
ment begins. Prizes will be for botl
team and individual bowling. En-
trance for this tournament will close
Monday, Dec. %. Leave your name
and entrance fee with the management
of the alleys. No name will be enter
ed unless accompanied by entranc'
fee Of SO cents.