The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-07-21
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Kenosha is to.1ose Bubser and it is
reported today that he will leave on
next Sunday to join the Dubuque
| team.
William Birmingham, the well
known North Western conductor,
spent Tuesday evening with friends
in Kenosha.
| John Pinzger has gone to Madison
to represent the Kenosha Lodge of the
Catholic knights of Wisconsin at the
State meeting.
| 1t is claimed that one of the Main
street grocery clerks has come into a
large fortune by the death of a re1a-
tive at Burlington.
The State Y. M. C. A. athletic meet
which was to have been held at
Browns Lake on Monday was called
off on account of the intense heat.
| The Meers building on Market
street, formerly occupied by the firm
Of Ryan Bros, has been rented to
Edward King, who will open restau-
rant.
James E. Tu11y of Branch 90 and
John Pinzger of Branch 1301eft Tues
day for Madison to attend the State
convention of the Catholic knights of
| Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold w. Jeffrey,
who have been spending their honey
moon in the east, are expected home
Thursday evening. They will make
their home OIL Park avenue.
Tuesday, July 10Th. The personally
conducted excursion will leave for
Waukesha. Round trip $1.0O. 1t
having been postponed for one week
to July 10th instead of July 10Th. DIV
Ali the BARRIERS in the city have
made application for a State license
and there is little reason to believe
that the State officials will have to
make visit to Kenosha this year.
The work of rebuilding the Jeffer-
already been started and it is reported
that the house will be ready by the
time the ice harvest opens again. rr4
The city schools will be opened for
the fall term the second Monday in
September. The members of the
Board of Education are expecting a
larger attendance than in any former
year.
"Bi11y" Horn, the short stop of the
Kenosha team, has received an offer
from the Ft. Worth (Texas) team, but
he has expressed d desire to remain in
Kenosha and he will continue to wear
Kenosha uniform.
Mrs. C. c.. Allen entertained a large
party of friends at a tea given in
honor of her guest Mrs. F. F. Capers,
on Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Durkee avenue. A pleasant time is
reported by those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Hansen and
children and Mrs. Andrew Jensen left
Kenosha for New York this morning
They will sail in few days for Copen-
hagen, Denmark, for a visit with
| friends and relatives there.
| Miss Charlie Runa1s, of this city,
has been assigned an important place
on the program of the Racine Chau-
tauqua. She will give two recita1s at
| the assembly grounds on the after
noon and evening of July %.
| The Young Kenoshas defeated the
Third Wards at base ball by a score
of s to 6. Batteries-W hitbeck and
Pierson for the latter; Binninger and
Powers for the Kenoshas. The game
was played on the Young Kenosha
diamond Saturday.
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| It is reported that the members Of
the Q. 0. B. NJ. club are suffering
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from soreness, resulting from a bad
attack of sunburn. This condition is
the result of another of those dainty
| little "manless' parties which was
held at Piper's Park last Sunday.
The young ladies hope to be we'll
again by next Sunday.
| a complete sugar making p1ant is
now being passed into Wisconsin by
the custom house officials. 1t is for
the Rock County Sugar company
which has been operating in Dresden,
Ont, but is now moving to GAINESVILLE.
Two large boat'loads of the machinery
have arrived at Manitowoc on their
way to GAINESVILLE for inspection by
the customs officials. Seventy-five car
loads have been shipped by rail, and
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