The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-09-22
BARGAIN COLUMN.
NEWS NOTES.
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Register of Deeds P. C. TORY was
in Chicago Sunday.
HI. e. Robertson, of Evanston spent
Sunday evening in Kenosha.
Miss May Weeks spent Sunday with
friends and relatives IN Chicago.
Miss Margaret Craney is seriously
i'll at her home on Garden street.
Miss Maude L. Harson of Milwaukee
spent Sunday with Kenosha friends.
A. w. Parno, of Green, Iowa, has
accepted a position at the Dale Jewe1ry
store.
w. T. Marx is enjoying two weeks
vacation from his work in the Post
office,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson, Of Chi
cago spent Sunday afternoon in Ke-
nosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Ryan of Fremont
avenue are rejoicing over the birth of
a daughter.
The will of the late Laura Brown
has been filed for probate in the
county court.
Mr.. Patrick Frie1 is building fine
residence on Ashland avenue, near
Prairie avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mane1in1x have
a new son. The happy event occurred
Sunday night.
Miss Edna McVey of Camp Lake
has returned to Mi1waukee-Downe
college for the year.
Miss Katherine ]. McManas, of
Milwaukee, spent Monday evening
with Kenosha friends.
Mrs. Bruce Piper has returned home
from months visit with her parents
in northern Wisconsin.
Fred Gottfredsen is getting up
speed for the Winter. He purchased
a Rambler automobile Saturday.
John Fagen started on Saturday to
take in the ST. Louis fair and visit
his sister and unc1es in Missouri.
J. II. Moneys resort at Camp Lake
will be kept open all winter. The
promise of winter business is large.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burg and Mr..
and Mrs. William Burg, of Racine,
visited A. J. Burg and family Sunday.
Robert Lauer of rural mail route
aumber 8, has had an increase in
wages. He now receives $725 a year,
The people in this city who first got
acquainted through want advertise
ment would make pretty big crowd.
Henry Hastings has returned to
Kenosha after attending the reunion
Of the Knight Temp1ars at San Fran
cisco.
Miss Mary Torrey and nephew Ed
ward have returned after visit of a
month in Elroy, Kendall and Tomah,
Wisconsin.
The resort at Silver Lake, which
has been under the management of J.
N. Mich, is to change hands in the
near future,
A petition has been filed in the
eonnty court for the administration Of
the estate of Jane Getting, late of the
Town of Bristol.
Charles S1eight and Arthur Walker
CORNER subjects of the King of Eng
Land were admitted to citizenship in
the circuit court today.
Mr.. John M. Spencer and wife, of
Lawrence, Kas., are visiting friends
in Kenosha. Mrs. Spencer was form
erly Miss Mary Spicer Of the county.
The Salvation Army held its last
meeting here on Monday night. The
feaats have been moved to Waukegan
Rnd series of meetings will be held
there.
Fred Elk had the misfortune to
break one of his legs Monday after
noon. Elk was engaged in moving a
stove when it fell on his leg and
kmoke it.
The Irish Pawn Brokers drew a
large crowd to the Rhode opera house
eSAnudy CVCu1uS. me play was d
rol1icking farce and it gave general
satisfaction.
Eonis Larsen has purchased one Of
the. corners of the Fred Tanck Oak
Park subdivision and it is announced
that he will build a park similar to
Anderson park.
It is reported that Fred Shenning
is TO again take possession of the
Shenning resort at Silver Lake, and
il will be opened under his manage
ment next season.
Mrs. Ge2. Thatcher, wife of the we'll
Anown minstrel, committed suicide
in New York Sunday, while suffering
from an attack of nervous prostration.
The Thatchers have many friends and
aequaintances in this city.
James Ing1is, the man who gave
John Alexander Dowie his start in
life, died forgotten and alone at
Woodlawn Sunday night. Inglis fur
nished the money with which Dowie
continued his fight for eight years.