The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-04-02
NEWS NOTES.
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John Dittler spent Sunday in Chi
cago.
James Whelen, of Milwaukee, spent
Sunday in Kenosha.
Gus Fink, of Winthrop Harbor,
spent Sunday with Kenosha friends.
Attorney John w. Owen, of Racine,
visited Kenosha friends Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark, of South
Milwaukee, visited Kenosha friends
Sunday.
Miss zilla Wiswall has gone to Mad
isOu 10 spend the weeks vacation with
her parents.
The Rev. D. B. Cheney has resigned
the passionate of the First Baptist
church in Racine.
The Thor Bowling Club of Kenosha,
defeated the Evening Star team Of
Racine, at Central Park Sunday by a
score of 126 pins.
Misses Cora and Olga Miller and
Halle Young went to Chicago Satur-
day to witness Mansfeld's production
of Julius Caesar"
The dance given by the Danish
Sisterhood at Simmons hall Saturday
night was largely attended. Many
people from Racine were present.
Fred Joerndt, nominated as candid
ate for School Commissioners by the
Republicans of the Eighth ward, has
declined to accept the nomination.
Al the German Lutheran church
Sunday forty-one children were ex-
amined for confirma ton. This service
will be celebrated on next Sunday
evening.
Mayor Pfennig and the members of
the Kenosha City Council have been
invited to attend the Good Roads Con-
vention to be held in St. Louis later in
the summer.
Dowie's Restoration Host has been
granted rate of SIS for the round trip
between Zion and New York for the
invasion. The great invasion is SEIZED
uled to start about the first of October.
Mayor Groves, of Madison, received
a telegram from Secretary Loeb Sun
day afternoon saying that President
Roosevelt did not desire to make three
speeches there next Friday morning,
as arranged, and asking that at least
one of them be cut out. 1t has accord
ingly been decided to cut out the
speech scheduled for the University
students and members of the South
western Teachers association at the
University gymnasium.
Word was received in this city Sat
urday of the sudden death of Mrs.
Chas. A. Jay, of Hammond, Louisiana
Mrs. Jay died very Unexpectedly while
on visit to her daughter in Bay City,
Michigan. She leaves a husband and
six children to mourn her loss. They
are: Mrs. ]. Sch1eiper, of Oakland
Cal; Mrs. Sidney Weatherly, of New
York City; Mrs. Jas. Werner, of Bay
City, Mich; Mrs. w. G.. Wi1mot, oil
New Orleans, La; Adrian, of South
Africa, and Herbert c. of this city.
For the first time since accepting the
position of agent of the Associated
Charities in Milwaukee Gustave Freill
son has been voted vacation of thre,
months. The action was taken at tn,
monthly meeting of the board Tues
day afternoon. Mr.. Freillson's perioC
Of leave will begin May and it is hi
intention to spend it in the company
of his wife and son in travelling ii
Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Ger
many. Some one will be appointed II
act as agent during Mr.. Frei1lson's alb
sence.
Six of the new electric cars to b.
used on the Racine and other suburba,
trolley lines reached Milwaukee Mon
day from St. Louis, and were unloadet
and switched into the Kinnickinic ave
nue. barns. They probably will b.
placed in service at once, although
they are designed especially for col,
weather. They are about ten fee
longer than the cars now in use, an,
have roomy vestibules, and wash an,
toilet rooms. They are made with al
especial eye to speed and will be abb
to cut the schedule time down severa
minutes, although it is not likely tina
there will be an immediate change
The new cars have a seating capacit
of about sixty.