The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-01-15
NEWS NOTES.
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B. Eichelman spent Sunday in Chi
cago.
Frank Sullivan was in Waukegan
Sunday.
S. E. Kelley, of Chicago, spent Sun
day in Kenosha.
Frank Smith, of Menasha, called on
Kenosha friends Sunday.
E. c. Spaulding, of Racine, was
Kenosha visitor Sunday.
John Hegeman spent Sunday even
ing with friends in Racine.
The Rev. Mr.. Boorgaard, of the Dan
ish Lutheran church, spent Sunday in
Chicago.
John Benca and Miss FRANCESCA
Mauser, both of Kenosha, have been
licensed to wed.
Franklin Ozanne, of South Dakota,
is here for visit with his sister, Mrs.
Henry Gutenberg.
The children of the dancing school
will have a cotillion at GUILD hall on
Saturday afternoon.
The Pastime Pleasure club will give
their sixth annual ball at Schlitz hall
Monday evening, Feb. 10.
SoLuuIo- uacT.oeu xuhn tac hee~1 III
for the past few days, returned to his
work in Chicago Sunday evening.
]. H. Inley has returned home from
Indianapolis, Ind, where he has been
engaged for the past few months con-
structing an electric light plant.
Mrs. Fred Glover, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs J. w. Skinkle, of Edgewater,
and sister of Harry Skinkle of this
city, died at her home in Chicago Sun
day evening. Mrs. Glover has many
friends in this city to whom the an
nouncement of her death will come as
a personal sorrow.
An electric envelope sealer, which
dampens and seals pension envelopes
containing checks at the rate of 1000
an hour, is in use at the Milwaukee
pension Office during the January pay
nent now in progress. 1t is on trial
now, but it is likely that the Govern
meat may adopt the machine.
In the Circuit Court at Racine last
Saturday morning Judge Belden grant
ed decree of divorce in the suit of
Mrs. Josephine Wirslow VS.. Stephen
ID. Winslow. Mrs. Winslow resides in
this city. The divorce was granted on
plea of abandonment, the couple hav-
ing been living apart for the last five
years.
Letters from the members of the
Kenosha colony SNOW at Georgiana,
Fla, state that thesweather there is So
warm that the windows are left open
during the entire day.sts This will come
as comforting information to the man
who is paying ninendollars ton for
coal and even at that is unable to keep
his home warm.
AS result of the conference of gen.
era1 managers of western railways
centering in Chicago, it is declared
there will be no strikes upon any of
the various roads. It is not believed
the demands of the trainmen, con
ductors, engineers and fremen will be
met, but it is expected they will be
compromised. The managers realize
the determined attitude Of the railway
employees generally and their policy
will be to conciliate, not to antagonize.
Admiral Winfield Scott Schley, who
has just returned to Washington, in
tends making an extensive tour of the
country in February. tour that will
take him to the Pacific coast, up
through the States of the Northwest
and back home by way of the Northern
Pacific. He will start from New York
early in February in special car and
will go first TO New Orleans and thence
to San Francisco. In California he
will be the guest of ex-senator FELTON,
Leaving California he will start for
home the latter part of February,
spending several days in number OF
the larger cities, including Milwaukee
Omaha, st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Chicago.