The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-12-22

Kenosha Tuesday evening.
/ !. J. NJ. Cutler, Of Wausau, transacted
business in Kenosha Tuesday even
ing.
! Mrs. NJ. Hutchinson, Of Evanston,
is spending a week with friends il
this city.
The Octagon club met on Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. v.
Redecker.
/ Mrs. John M. Iserman Of Twin
Lakes is visiting friends and relatives
IN Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Miller, of Mil
waukee, spent Tuesday evening, with
friends in this city.
A statement of the inheritance tax
on the property of the late Aaron
Walker has been filed in the county
court.
James M. Large, Of Chicago, and
Miss Sybil Weller, Of Huntington,
Ind, have been licensed to wed in
this county.
Chief Barr is looking up a new team
Of horses for the city fire department..
Good horses seem to be pretty scarce
article in this county.
The supply of Christmas trees seems
exhaust1ess and the Kenosha mer-
chants declare that the demand is
greater than ever before. 1853
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hansen left
on Tuesday afternoon for New York
where they will spend three weeks
with friends and relatives.
A. K. Wilder, former cashier of the
Merchants and Savings Bank, now of
Vanutu, Oklahoma, comes to Kenosha
tomorrowssfor short visit.
Don't forget that the Kenosha mer-
chants have as fine showing of holt
day goods as can be found in Wiscon-
sin, and make your purchases at home.
Holiday weddings promise to be
scarce in Kenosha but a number of in
teresting events in this line will take
place soon after the opening of the
new year.
Three thousand tons of bituminous
coal were brought into the port of
Milwaukee Saturday by the steamer
Panama. This is the last shipment of
the season.
The Lakesides defeated the Ath1et-
les in a game Of indoor base ball at
the Mungen auditorium Tuesday
night by score Of 16 to 5. The game
was one of the best seen in ,Kenosha
this season.
A warranty deed, made as will by
John Guth of Yorkvi11e, to his son,
previous to his death, providing for
the payment of about $4,000 to other
children, has been admitted to pro-
bate in Racine.
Dowie now has a great scheme to
open big plantation in the Southern
part of the country and take a try at
the fruit and cotton market. This
will be done as soon as the present
debts of Zion are paid off.
The Rev. o. M. Miller, formerly well
known to many people in Kenosha
county, died on last Monday night at
his home in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He
was y years of age and is survived by
a widow and five children.
The post Office had unique ap-
p1ication this morning when man
past young manhood applied at the
stamp Office and wanted to know if
there was any demand for aid in lick
ing stamps. The position Of stamp
Ticker would certainly be busy one
during the holiday season.
The people of the county will be
pleased to learn that Charles L.
Marsh, of the town of Bristol, has
been properly rewarded for his splen-
did work in the last campaign, It
will be noticed that he is included in
the list Of deputy sheriffs. Mr.. Marsh
has been resident of the county for
many years, and has been leader of
the administration forces. He will
undoubtedly prove true to the trust
imposed upon him and make sp1en-
did official. us5us
Elmer Hanks, of the village of
Winthrop Harbor, is the patentee
through his attorney, E. V. Orvis, of
device that it is believed will prove
ready seller on the novelty market
as soon as it's manufacture is begun.
It is cigar holder for c1amping to
billiard tables, counters and other
places where such a continuance
would be useful. It consists in an
upward curving sheaf Of tin and the
idea of it is very simple. The pat
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