The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-10-29
c. E. Sayler, Of Evanstons spent

Sunday ia Kenosha.
F. c. Seidel, of Waukegan, was
Kenosha visitor Sunday.
Not a single football or baseball
game in Kenosha Sunday.
Mrs. j. B. Davidson, of West A1lis,
is visiting Mrs. James Cooper.
James Jensen, Of Baraboo, spent
Sunday with Kenosha friends.
G. Harry Tyler, of Chicago, spent
Sunday with friends in Kenosha.
The Arion Dancing Club will give a
grand ball at Schlitz Hall Monday eve.
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Johnson Jackson and Robert Nicoll
have returned home after visit in
Minneapolis
Frank Jackson has purchased the
yacht Mirella. Captain Jackson is
laying the boat up for the winter.
Two new switch boards are to be
added to the equipment of the Office Of
the Wisconsin Telephone company.
Cold weather has no terrors for the
members of the Gospel Mission and
their regular meetings are still being
held.
Sheriff Mutter of Racine county has
struck for higher wages, He wants
the county to allow him more money
for expenses.
The weather forecasters are now
predicting rigorous winter. The
price of coal has not as yet been affect
ed by the predictions.
The Mems Club Of the Episcopal
church will hold its first meeting on
Thursday evening. Charles Quarles
of Milwaukee will be the speaker
It's about time that summer car of
the street railway company's was rele-
gated to the car barns. The passen-
gers can shiver enough in the closed
cars.
The Misses Meredith entertained
friends at cards at their homein Pleas
ant Prairie Saturday evening. A
number Of people from Kenosha at
tended the party.
A petition has been filed in the
County Court this morning for the de
termination of the heirship to the
estate of the late George M. Veazie,
who died here in 1866.
The Street Commissioners are get
ting ready to put the winter cleats on
the sidewalks, and the people are get
ting ready to file damage suits from
falls received on their account.
Two young girls from Racine who
managed to get pretty drunk in Keno
sha Sunday made quite little stir on
the North Side Sunday evening. They
we're finally sent to Camp Chilly.
It's reported that the present Presi-
dent of the Board of Education has
threatened to resign his position.
Horrible Dictu! Something should be
done to restrain him from taking such
a step.
It is reported that Joseph Dilla-
baugh, of Chicago, at present en-
ployed with the Chicago Daily News,
will be the local editor of the new Dem
ocratic paper in Kenosha- it is
started.
The 'Get Rich Quick" concerns are
getting busy again, and a11uring prop
ositions are being held out to the peo-
pie of the city. Thus far the firm of
Benedict & Company has not been
heard from.
Those who have been puzzling their
wits as to the number Of years that
have rolled over Ann's head can have
a try at this: "If Mary's mother is 40
years old and Mary's father is So years
old, how old is Mary's uncle?"
The Kenosha bowlers are getting
ready for the season, and team of all
stars is being organized to meet teams
from other cities in the State. It is
probable that Kenosha will be repre-
sented in the State Bowling League.
The regular season Of the Kenosha
Country Club will close with this week
but the links will probably be kept ia
condition as long as playing is possi-
bic. Thanksgiving day has always
been held as one of the holidays of the
club.
Kenosha stockholders in the Horse
shoe Mining company will be pleased
to learn that the company is again
considered financially solid, and it is
possible that the company will pay the
interest on outstanding bonds before
the close of the present year.
A scandal of sensational proportions
is growing in one of the best known
families of the city. The Sheriff was
called to the home Sunday night to
quell domestic disturbance. and it is
probable that the matter will find ii
way into the courts in few days.
M;twaukee's new FIRE boat, the larg-
est and most modern in the United
States. is just completed at Chicago
and on its way up the lake next week
. - Ell