The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-02-18
H. a. McGivern, Of Chicago, spen1
Monday evening in .Kenosha.

H. "A. McGivern, of Chicago, spent
Monday evening in Kenosha.
Monday February 22nd, NJ asiiiria
toms birthday, being illegal holiday,
the banks in Kenosha, as well as all
over the state, will be closed on that
day. dW
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson left
Tnesday evening for New York. They
will sail in a few days for England
where they will tnakes an extended
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Mcdonald en-
#ef tanned a number of friends atwl1ist
Mhesday evening at their home on
West street. A pleasant time is re-
parted by all present.
rheiBufiington CITY fcouaci1 has 4 p
nointed committee sfonr citizens
3aanvestigate the feasibility.of build
Sg a municipal electric lighting
1ant. The report Of the committees
wight to make. mighty interesting
faadina f9r Kenosha pespRs.5 - gS
Ruraf mail carriers Viii. observe
wa shington' 5 birthday. Postn1asters
have been advised by the department.
that such carriers may take sadyan-.
Sssse of the holiday and that there
Ra1 be no reduction in salary. In the.
les the morning delivery viii 90 on
asusua1. i
1.-THE Mason & Mason eo1npaf1y in
ssRudo1ph and Ado1ph'' is not only
one of the best musical sconaed va a t.
FRACTIONS which has ever appeared
here. but this season one Of the 1arg-
est as well a chorus Of the pretfiests
girls who ever left New York is
feature.
Mason & Mason in Rudolph and
present an entertainment
well worth the price if one wants gen.
uine fun. "A continuous laugh from
start to finish, and the many musical
numbers which are sung in atru1y
tuneful and artistic manner by the
large chorus, will be whist1ed for
many days.
State Employment Bureaus in SUI
perior and Milwaukee had SO app1ica-
tons for employment and..95 for help
and filed SO positions. This does not
look very much as if the labor market
was overcrowdedf when the free
bureaus have more applications for
help than they can supply.
1t is. a pleasure to announce that
Mason & Mason are coming here Sun
day in Rudolph and .Ado1ph.' This
is an attraction of a rather Higher
class than those usually labeled
musical or farce COMEDIES. Mason &,
Mason are very. clever German come
dams and the things they do and say
are irresistab1y funny, the more so
because they appear to be unconscious,
of doing anything funny.
The Kenosha office of! the United
States government in Kenosha is not
doing a great deal of business. Sev-
era1 people from the city have called
and made applications to enter the
army but none of them was willing
to meet the conditions imposed by the
A number of Kenosha
would be soldiers have announced
their intention to enlist and the office
will be kept open for several days
longer.
Rev. Robert c. Filingllan, the
Church Of England priest who has
gained nctoriety all over the world
through his drastic methods of fight
ing ritua1ism, is expected tolsinvade
the Milwaukee and Fond du Lac
Episcopal diocese shortly. Mr. Fill.
ingham, just before he sailed for
England last fall, announced1on his
return he would give attention to rit-
ualism in Wisconsin. He is now on
the ocean and it is expected, toa come
here after a short stay in New York.
Representative club women of Mil
waukee, Racine and Kenosha will have
an opportunity to meet Edmund Rus
sell, 7the we'll known London artist,
Thursday afternoon from a to o'clock
in Milwaukee, where a reception has
been arranged in his honor at Edmund
Gram music par1ors. Club women
will be the guests and Mr.. Russell
will give one of his informal talks.
Mr.. Russell is now in Chicago and is
fairly taking the breath,of the fash
ionab1e world away with his fearless
epigrams on art and dress.