The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-08-18
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Mr.. and Mrs F. H. Williams, OF
Dubuque Iowa, are visiting in Keno.
sha.
Racine is to have the heating sys-
TENS in all the schools overhau1ed by
an expert.
Miss Ruth Melville returned home
Saturday, after two weeks visit in
Minnesota.
Miss Setter, of Benton Harbor,
Mich, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Her
man Hoehn.
Ragner Carlson, residing on North
Chicago street, is seriously i'll with
scarlet fever.
Mr.. John Kelley of Pleasant Prairie
spent Sunday here as the guest Of Mrs.
Nicholas Rice.
The Komp bond hasn't as yet mat
eria1aized and Mr.. Komp is still at
the county jail.
The ST. Joseph catholic society of
Racine celebrated it's fftieth anniver-
sary on Sunday.
A game of marbles is being sche-
du1ed between Kenosha and Racine
for next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Conner
man and children, left Sunday for a
two weeks visit in ST. Louis.
The Kenosha Grays defeated the
Rivals at the North Side grounds
Sunday afternoon by a score of a to 8.
Mrs. William E. Reed left this
morning for Mudlavia, Ind, for a
four weeks visit at the springs there.
The splendid flag presented to the
College of Commerce by the class of
1904 foated for the first time from the
College building yesterday.
Reports from Zion City are to the
effect that the small pox patients are
all rapidly recovering from their ILL
ness, and the health officials of that
city believe that the danger of an
epidemic is passed.
Boys, why not prepare to do some
thing and be somebody? The College
of Commerce is asked almost every
day to furnish bright, brainy boys
with the proper preparation for good
office positions. We have wanted four
in the last four days. That fine cata-
log is yours if you ask for it.
Your eye sight is too precious to
neglect when you experience the first
symptoms of eye strain this is the
time to have your eyes attended. Pro
per1y fitted glasses if used in time will
always prevent any further trouble.
Eyes tested free. M. M. Huck, Jew
e1er and Optician, 211 Main street. If
Matthew Brosch, the Kenosha coun-
ty farmer who miracu1ous1y escaped
death some weeks ago, after being
struck by a North Western passenger
train, is still at ST. Mary's hospital.
His condition is much improved, and
he is up and able to move around the
building. In week or two he will
have entirely recovered from his in
iuries. Racine Journal
Walter Burke, with the Kenosha
Realty Co.; Signe Evans and Chas.
Benson, with the first National Bank:
Frank Silver, with Chicago Brass Co.:
Marie Bernhoft and Hannah Buchtrup,
with Chicago firms and Frank Hofner,
temporarily with First National Bank,
and Josephine Ritter, temporarily
with the Lake County Abstract Co.,
of Waukegan,1are among the Col1ege
of Commerce students recently sent tc
work.
An examination for teachers state
certificates and for county superin
tendents certificates opened in the
high school building al Madison this
morning and will continue for days
Six are trying for county superinten
dents certificates as follows: Alfred
B. Adamson, Fond du Lac; Grant A
German, Rich1and Center; Julius r
Giesse1, Caroline; Ann D. G. Crop
Amigo; August w. Keuck, Kenosha
Hattie Morley, Caledonia.