The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-02-04
Miss Belle Gaffney was Racine
visitor Sunday.

SUNDAY with ITl6nuS IN Ln1S CITY.
Robert Gordon Gould, of Chicago
spent Sunday with friends in Kenosha
| Miss Frances Gleason spent Sunday
with friends and relatives in Bur1ing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Keck Wheeler visit
ed friends in Chicago and Evanston
Sunday.
Every farmer in the county can now
take daily newspaper. Get in your
subscriptions.
Edward Sibley, of New London, is
here to accept position at the Chica.
go Brass Works.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Werner, of Chi.
cago, spent Sunday with friends and
relatives in Kenosha.
F. N. Sells, of Chicago, gave an in.
teresting talk before large crowd at
the Y. M. c. "A. Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. sMarchia Chase and daughter
May have returned home after visit
with friends and relatives in Racine.
The North Side cribbage players
have organized club and some excit-
ing contests are promised in the near
future.
Dowie failed to make good his prom
Use to pay for his land by the first of
February and there is still something
like $300,o0 due on the property.
Notwithstanding the crusade against
cigarettes they are still sold to boys Of
all ages by the merchants of Kenosha.
A few prosecutions might help little.
James Williams, former resident of
Kenosha, was severely injured by fall
ing into an elevator shaft in Milwau-
kee Sunday afternoon. It is feared
that he cannot recover from his in
juries.
Frank T. Maloney, formerly cashier
of the Kenosha State Bank in this city
has been employed in one of the lead
ing banks of Cleveland, Ohio. His
friends will be glad to hear Of his
success.
Willis Brown, the anti-cigarette cru
sader, addressed large audience at
the Baptist church Sunday afternoon.
It looks as if the movement against
cigarettes was getting pretty good
start in Kenosha.
The party of Dowieites who started
for Liverpool from Zion week ago
sailed on Saturday from the city of
New York. They will be absent from
this country for three years-if the
money holds out.
A. W. Bishop, we'll known in Keno
sha as the promoter of the M. r. & K.
electric railway, has purchased large
block of the stock in the Toledo & De-
troit line and will be in charge of the
building of the road.
Prof. K. B. Dickie, of the High
school, was called to North Freedom
again Sunday on account of the seri-
Gus illness of his father. It is proba-
BILE that he will be absent from Keno
sha for several days.
A number of counterfeit coins are in
circulation about the city and it is just
as we'll to take look at your change
before you pocket it. It is thought
that a mint is working somewhere
over in Racine county.
No steps have as vet been taken to
repair the Main street bridge in accord
ance with the instructions from the
government, and there is strong
probability that there will be another
kick in the near future.
The Supreme Court has not as yet
received the Caster case and 1t looks
as if the attorney for Caster had de-
cided to take the risk of second trial
in the circuit court. The case is On
the calendar for the March term.
The horsemen of the city seem to
have changed the speedway from Dur
kee to Prairie avenue and some excit-
ling races were held yesterday. The
people of Prairie avenue are now
hlCh1uS Oh t11S use VI lAC 1Od0Wdys
| The Simmons Manufacturing Com
pany is planning to erect new store
room and factoryBbuilding during the
early months of spring. The plans
| have been accepted and the work will
start as soon as the weather will per,
NIT.
The Wi1mot Agitator is struggling
along with the county proceedings and
the paper hopes to get them in print
in time for the spring election. The
bite was pretty big one but it now
looks as if manager Swenson would be
able to digest it.
An order to show cause why the suit
of Thomas w. Hine VS.. FL. E. Kemp
and Emory L. Grant should not be re.
instated in the Circuit Court was filed
in the Office of the Clerk of the Court
today. The hearing will be before
Judge Belden in Racine on Feb. 22d.
| A number of Kenosha women are
planning to go to Washington city
next week to attend the annual con
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