The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-03-17
Mrs. James Lane is reported seri-
OuslY ill with pneumonia. @

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onsly Ill with pneumonia
Arthur Fisher was calling on Chi
cago friends on Monday afternoon.
Joseph Hill who is at the Mercy
Hospital in Chicago is reported very
low.
=. N. Mahan, of Madison, was visit
ing friends in Kenosha Monday even
ing.
A. B. Frost, of Waukegan, spent
Monday evening with friends in this
city.
Mrs. William Stopper, of Chicago,
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. f.
F. DeBerge.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Stone, Of Kan
sas City, are spending a week with
friends and relatives in Kenosha.
Frank Rhodes has resigned his
position in the North Western freight
office and is now firing on a switch
engine in Milwaukee.
The work Of repairing the county
jail is now comp1eted.and the repairs
have greatly improved the appear
ance of the building.
On account of the new tile draining
it is expected that the grounds of the
Kenosha Country Club will open ear
1ier than usual this year.
The Sisters Of ST. Mary will make
an effort to have the summer home for
children enlarged before the coming
Of the children for the new season.
The Stro11ers will give a dance at
Simmons Hall on Easter Monday
evening, April 4th. Music by Stemm
Bros. Admission SO cents couple.
Kenosha is rapidly regaining its
reputation as marriage center.
Three Opponents in three weeks is
enough to give any town reputation.
The Democracy is evidently afraid
of the Social Democratic movement
and every effort is being made to keep
the Social Democrats out of thesrace.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Betsy
Ripley was held on Friday afternoon.
A number of Kenosha people went to
Salem to attend the funeral services.
Louis Wacks, an office employee at
Simmons, who has been at the hospi-
tai in Chicago for the last six weeks,
was able to be taken to his home last
week.
The west shore of the lake is again
free from floating ice. This is the
the first time in many months that
Kenosha has had plenty of open
water.
Father Malone of ST. James
church is now acting as pastor of the
Paris church. He celebrates mass
there on every second Sunday in the
month.
Former Mayor James German is re
ported to be making a hot canvas fol
| the Democratic nomination for Mayor
He seems to be finding plenty of en-
! courag cement.
Procrastination, the oft-convicted
but never punished sSthief of time, !
will make a good haul at your expense
if you delay much longer the insertion
Of that want ad.
The officials of the postofice have
received from the postal authorities {
splendid map of Kenosha and Racin,
| Oh 41ao 10Oa41nYo Of Al
different rural routes.
| The Chicago Ice companies have
| begun to ship ice from the Kenosh;
houses to supply the trade in Chicago
| The railway company will reap
golden harvest thissyear.
4 Duncan McGregor, president Of TIL
P1attevi1le Normal school, is an
nonnced as candidate for department
commander of the G. A. r. at the cleo
ton to be held at Madison in June.
Kenosha County is getting famou
for its gravel beds and it is c1aine'
that several Chicago companies ar
now negotiating for the purchase Q
I small tracts of land in this vicinity
Want advertising is good as cure
but better as a preventative. TIL
man who is looking for new job, an
don't want to miss single payday
should use the want columns in time
Good servants are hard to get-bu
servants say that good places ar
hard to get, too. So, if you have
good place, and advertise it here, tn
chances are that you will get the goo
servant.
In a recent canvass of the Grocer
of this town, nearly every one of Their
mentioned the popularity of Ga1vani
Soap. They say that every woma
that tries cake of it becomes stead
customer.
The people residing on the sout
side of the city are planning to dc
mand a repair of the breakwater du1
ing the coming spring and summer
4 The winter has damaged the 81
breakwaters so that they are we
/ nigh worthless.
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