The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-01-21

| Chester Allen returned nome Friday
after an extended trip through the
West in the interests of the N. r. Al
lens Sons tannery.
The Powderville Athletic club is
planning to give dance later in the
month. Many Kenosha people have
been invited to attend.
1t is rumored that the Latin & Rand
company, at Powderville, have some
trouble with their labor. The trouble
is not thought to be serious. s
Quite a number of Racine rooters ac-
comparied the basket ball team to Ke-
nosha Friday evening. They were of
course given warm reception.
Mrs. H. M. Merriman. of South Mil
waukee, who has been spending the
winter with her sister in Kenosha, re-
turned to her home Friday evening.
The tax collector for the town of
Somers was at the First National bank
Friday and nearly all the farmers in
the town came in and paid their taxes.
The EVENING News will have new
that time more prompt service will be
promised the subscribers for the paper.
It is reported that steps are being
taken to secure the reorganization of
the Kenosha Ministerial association.
There is plenty of work for the associ-
alton to do.
Three students have been expelled
from the Luther College in Racine on
account of the fact that they used to-
bacco. They were not accused of
using cigarettes, either.
Henry Isermann, Peter Pirsch and
Charles Steinbach, of the Kenosha
Fire Department, went to Waukegan
Wednesday to attend the meeting of
the Illinois Firemen's association.
Figures don't lie, but liars can some
times do an awful job of figuring. OF
course the fact that couple of extra
days are included in a SWORN state
ment of circulation doesn't count.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm C. Douglas, of
Milwaukee, are rejoicing over the birth
of daughter. Newspaper men in the
city will be pleased to extend congra.
tulations to the manager of the
Sentinel.
The ice cutting season is over and
many of the men in the employ of the
companies have been discharged. The
ice cut for the houses was eighteen
inches in thickness and of very SUI
perior quality.
Dowie's financial agent who was in
Kenosha Wednesday, declares that the
Doctor is not running away from Zion
but that he will be present at the
Feast Of Tabernacles to be held on
June 30, of this year. 1s
Some of the older residents of the
city are urging that some plans be
made for the formation of Historical
Society in Kenosha. The city certain
ly has enough antiquities to keep such
society busy for several years.
1t is reported that the Northwestern
Railway company will build new
track between Chicago and Milwaukee
IN the early spring. Increase IN the
business of the company is given as
the reason FOR this added equipment.
Some of the people of Kenosha fail
to appreciate the fact that they are
supposed to clean off their sidewalks.
In some parts Of the city the walks are
still impossible. It might be well for
the police to make few arrests.
The conductors of the Northwestern
railway company have recently re-
ceived someenew orders from the Cen
trail department, and the men that
have been riding free with their favor
lite conductor will gin the future be
forced to pay fare.
1t is evident that from the mum Der
of meetings that are being held among
the leaders of the Social Democratic
party that they are planning to make
the campaign in Kenosha this spring
a hot one. It is probable that the
party will hold an early city conven-
ton.
Officials of the Carnation League. of
America are urging the widespread
observation of Mckinley day Jan. %.
On that day they hope people all over
the country will wear carnation in
the coat lapel, in the hair or at the
throat in silent memory of the late
President.
The committee of the Common Coun-
Gil appointed to make an examination
| of the buildings has been urged to
look into the safety of Simmons hall
and other halls used for dances and
public gatherings. 1t is probable that
the committee will make report to
| the Council at its next meeting.
| George Williams, one of the Keno
sha members Of the army in the Phil
| ippines, has written to his friends in
Kenosha. Williams has been sick for
many months in the government hos
pita1 at Manila but he is now out Of
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