The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-04-28

1or or his store.
Get ready for it. The base bali sea
son will open on Sunday next.
Frank Sullivan spent Tuesday even
ing with friends in Waukegan.
Mrs. Joshua Williams of Davenport,
Iowa, is visiting Mrs. Frederick Per-
kins.
Judge Be1den will hear Kenosha
cases in the Circuit Court at Racine
on Maya.
Mrs. William Schaefer Of Chicago,
was the guest of her sister Mrs. L. j..
Dale Tuesday.
John w. Peters is here from James
vile looking after his contract for the
new Durkee school.
Tile William Owen Company will
open its spring season at Burlington
next Monday evening.
The golfers are out every day these
days and they seem to be getting. in
swing for a good season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fisher of High
land Park are spending a few days
with friends in this city.
Mrs. C. e. Dawson had the naisfor-
tune to lose a pocket book containing
seventy three dollars on last Sunday
evening.
The heating company is now put
ting out some of the heat that the
patrons of the plant failed to get last
winter.
The Northwestern railway COM
pany is giving the fences and posts
along the right-of-way new coat of
whitewash.
The northeast winds keep the lake
all stirred up and the water is not
much clearer than when the ice was
in the lake.
Y. p. S. of G. E. Of the Southeas-
tern District of Wisconsin will hold
their annual convention in Racine on
May Of and 8. DIV
Central Park has been leased for
June 10 for picnic at which Social
Democrats from all parts of the State
will be present.
Prof. A. C. Wirth's dancing class
May Party at Simmons Hall on Mon
day, May I'd, Geo. Busek's orchestra
of five pieces. M
Judge Be1den has handed down a
decision in the suit of Ti1tines VS..
Ti1tines. The decision was in favor
of the defendant.
Manager Pfeffer of the Kenosha
Athletics will have his full team in
Kenosha next Sunday. No game will
played until May 8.
The BARRIERS of the city entertained
at Stacker Tuesday evening at Gron-
quist hall. More than a hundred peo-
pie were in attendance
State Senator Otis w. Johnson was
calling on Kenosha friend Tuesday
evening. He was one Of the speakers
at the Y. M. G. A. banquet.
The Congregational ladies are to
hold one of their famous rummage
sales the second week in May. Watch
for further announcements
A marriage license has been issued
for the marriage of Herbert German,
of Kansasville, and Miss Mary
Mooney. of the town of Salem.
f. L. Ellsworth has leased the Dur
kee homestead at the corner of Chica-
go street and Den1ing Court and will
move into it within a few days.
Every member of the Kenosha
Lodge of E11s has been invited to
attend Social Session to be given
by the Racine Lodge on next Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Bowen and
daughter Margaret will leave in
short time for Lake Bluff to spend the
summer. Mrs. Bowen will in the FIJI
ture spend her winters in the South.
There will be dance given at Cas-
per Langer's hall on Wednesday,
May 4. friendly invitation is ex-
tended to one and all. Come and have
a good time. Music by Halfrock
Bros. *dwg a28
The unusual backwardness of the
present season is alarming the farm
ers of the State, and if it continues
much longer will cost them thousands
of dollars in crop losses and delayed
work.
The annual State Council of the
Knights of Columbus will be held at
the P1ankinton hotel in Milwaukee on
May 3rd. Twenty Councils will be
represented with two delegates from
each Coanci1.
The Kenosha Grays have organized
for the season and would like to ar
range games with any team in the
city or out of town. For games adj
dress ]. Eberhardy Az Broad Street,
Kenosha, Wis.
The continued cold weather has
been hard on everybody except the
coal man. The number of wagons
hauling coal shows that great many
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