The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-08-06
NEWS NOTES.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Kenosha is sadly in need of public
scavenger.
c. F. Cooper spent Sunday at Mus
kegan, Mich.
w. H. Clark and daughter of Neenah
are spending the week in Kenosha.
Kenosha builders are being kept
busy. Over sixty houses are being
built in the city.
Mrs. ]. w. Bryant, one. of the best
known ladies of Bristol, is reported
very seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker of Mil
waukee spent Saturday and Sunday
with Kenosha friends.
The old mill on the south side of the
harbor is now only a memory, as the
last Of the old walls have been pulled
down.
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Smith of Osh-
kosh who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George D. Head returned home
Saturday.
Joseph Mayer of Pleasant Prairie
has bought couple of fast colts which
will be seen on the Chicago tracks
next season.
The Kenosha team will cross bats
with the South Chicago team for the
first time this season at South Chicago
next Sunday.
The governor once refused an invita-
ton to talk politics in Kenosha, but he
seems willing enough to dole it out to
the old settlers.
Kenosha will proba bly, worry through
without street fair, but man was
here from Chicago Saturday who
wanted to give it a trial.
August promises to be month of
weddings in Kenosha, and half a dozen
weddings of Importance are announced
to take place during the month.
Seven new Italian families arrived
IN Kenosha Saturday afternoon. They
will return to Italy in few years and
be opu1ent citizens of the fatherland.
Kenosha is one of the most popular
summer resorts in Wisconsin and the
Pennoyer Sanitarium is entertaining
as many summer guests as any resort
in the state.
The old hook and ladder wagon
owned by the city has been pulled up
to the Central engine house and the
committee on fire department is looking
for purchaser.
A Sheboygan minister has solved
the old question of getting people to
church by opening billiard parlor in
connection with the church. Kenosha
ministers might profit by the example.
A great many friends of Miss Made
line Arnold give her surprise party
at her home on Wisconsin street Sat-
urday, the occasion being her 10Th
birthday. A great many presents were
given.
The DeForest Wireless Telegraph
Company of Buffalo expects to have
its stations completed in few days
so that messages lean be received for
transmission between Buffalo and
Chicago.
Kenosha sports are taking little in.
terest in the coming fight between
Jeffries and Corbet' as they seem to
think the fight simply another job to
get hold of the money of the long
suffering public.
Seats for the opening attraction of
the regular season of the Rhode Opera
House are now on sale at Tanners
Drug Store. "Under Southern Skies"
is the attraction, and has been chosen
to please all classes of theatre goers.
A despatch from,sNew York states
that Bishop Spalding, of the Peoria,
ILL, diocese has been selected to sue
coed the late Archbishop Katzer of
the Milwaukee diocese. Kenosha
catholics seem to place little faith in
the report.
Kenosha county farmers will be ask
ed to send exhibits to the Worlds
Fair at st. Louis. The Wisconsin
commissioners have made liberal al
lowance for the agricultural depart
ment and every county in the state is
expected to be represented.
The members of the life saving crew
will give a drill on next Tuesday
morning at eight o'clock. The drill
will consist of all the work of the crew
including the capsizing Of the big surf
boat. The display will take place at
the end Of the harbor piers.
It now develops that your sUnc1e
Ike Stephenson" Of Marinette, worked
in the hay fields of Kenosha county
simply to get the support Of the farm
ers as delegate to the National Re-
publican Convention. He don't want
to be United States Senator at all.