The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-09-15
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The city council will probably
make the annual tax levy at the meet
ing to be held on next Monday even
ling.
Agents of a street carnival com
pany were in Kenosha Monday look
ing for an opening. Nay, nay, Pau
line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Hammond O.
Aaronsvi11e, Neb., are spending few
days with friends and relatives in Ke
nosha.
Coroner Frank B. Landsdowne
will not be candidate for renomina
ton at the coming Republican county
convention.
The men who own soda fountains
IN Kenosha declare that the season
just closing is the worst on record fo1
their business.
Mrs. VIM. Hamilton and Miss
Evelyn Strauss, of South Bend, Ind,
are visiting the family of Chas. F.
Boerner this week.
The report Of the engineers shows
that the Kenosha harbor is in almost
perfect condition and the mean depth
is more than twenty feet.
Some of the streets of the city are
sadly IN need of a visit from the
street commissioner. Clean them I'D
before winter comes round.
Harry Baldwin and son, Lawrence,
have started home from California
after spending a pleasant month in
the land OF fruit and flowers.
The Rev. w. w. Stevens returned
home Monday evening after attend
ing the annual conference of the
Methodist Church atSheboygan.
The Higgins crusade for legislation
against the automobiles is now being
pus4 ed in Racine county and many
people are signing the petitions.
The small poX cases at Zion City
seem to have come to al end, and all
the patients have been discharged
and the pest houses closed again.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson, who
have spent the summer with friends
and relatives at Manhattan, Kansas,
are expected home the latter part of
this week.
Miss Weeks is very seriously i'll
with pneumonia at her home on Dem
ing street. Her condition this after
noon, however, is a little improved
over yesterday.
The Prohibitionists in Kenosha
county seem to have lost their grip
and not a single convention has been
held by the party in Kenosha county
for several years.
The Thistle, the flag ship of the
Yacht Club, is being dis
mant1ed at the Morgan docks and she
will be laid up for the winter before
the end of the week.
y r acine is still keeping up the fight
for the naval training school and yes
terday photographs were forwarded
to Washington. The photos will show
the advantages of the Racine site.
Mayor German has notified Chief
to take a look about for I'M
tagged dogs, and the slaughter of the
lnnocents will begin in a short time.
The streets are full of untagged ami
mails.
Candidates for Republican nominal
ton are bobbing up so rapidly that it
IS impossible to keep track of them
and there will undoubtedly be hot
fight when convention day comes
round.
The state law against the sale of
is being violated daily in
kenosha, and some of the dealers
should be called to time. The Anti
league seems to have lost
hope in the fight.
Thirteen hobos arrested at Wauke-
gan yesterday morning were fined a
hundred dollars and costs on charges
OF extorting money. Every one of
them went to jail. How would you
like to be the sheriff.
The action of the street railway
in abandoning the east route
for the road will not interfere with
the paving of South Exchange street
and the work will be started as soon
as materials arrive.
County Clerk Crosby has issued
more than three hundred hunting IL
censes, but the rush is expected when
the deer season opens. Every man
n Kenosha who can shoot rifle
seems planning to get his quota of
1eer this year.
J An interur ban car ran amuck out of
Aenosha Sunday night, tore down the |
rolley wire and broke a pole. The |
Ear was delayed nearly two hours be-
.ore the wrecking car could be sum- |
loned to repair the damage, out the |
passengers had to grin aud bear it.