The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-04-21

Paul Stewart, OF GAINESVILLE, spent
Tuesday evening in Kenosha.
DR.. g. p. Riley, of Baraboo, visited
Kenosha friends Tuesday night.
The cold weather is delaying the
improvements.at the golf grounds.
Ga1vanic Soap is popular because
the soap not the woman does the work.
"A gravel roof is better than a
single roof. Estimates free. Geo.
w. Fay. dw-tf
Calvin Stewart isn't saying word
but he must be keeping up terrible
thinking.
What's the matter with Ernst and
Conley, the premier K. P. Ministries,
April 18th and 10Th.
Dowie will arrive in France in a few
days, and will arrive in New York
the latter part of June.
Mrs. Caroline Dawson and Miss Ida
Dawson are planning to remove to
Evanston to make their home.
The Prairie avenue crossing of the
Northwestern is being repaired by
the rebuilding of the sidewalks.
The grounding Of the electric light
wires has raised cain with the te1e-
phone service for the last few nights.
See the spectacular closing of the
first part. Never before seen in
Kenosha. K. P. Minstre1s, April %
and o.
Zion City has established reputa-
ton. 1t is the only city in the United
States in which there is not cent of
unpaid taxes.
Put $500 to price of ton of hard
coal and buy good gas range Of the
Gas company for $1o.50, connected
ready for use. a2O
Duck hunters are at work in the
county, and the sport is said to be
first-rate. It is little too chilly for
the fishermen as yet.
Who can improve on the dewdrop,
the snowflake, the rainbow or the
violet? Empress" Pure Java is in
the same list. Lentz & Funck.
The German Woman's Aid society
gave ragtime dance at Sch1itz hall
Monday evening. A large crowd was
in attendance, and all report good
time.
Mrs. Ade1ia Pierce was adjudged
insane in the county court Monday
afternoon, and ordered committed to
the asylum at Winnebago for treat
ment.
Arrangements are being made for
an extensive industrial night pro-
gram for all the factory men of the
city on next Saturday nighta at the
Y. M C. A.
The X. B. D. Club entertained a
large number of their friends at a
dancing party at Simmons hall on
Tuesday night. Those present report
a pleasant time.
This is not such a very cold and
backward spring after all. Forty
years ago yesterday zero weather
was prevalent all over Illinois, Mich
igan and Wisconsin.
Rev. Robert Moore, Of Chicago, will
lecture on ireland" at the,sBristo1
and Paris Congregational church,
Friday, April %, at s p. m. Admis-
sion 10 and 20 cents.
It is reported that formers we'll
known Kenosha hotel man has started
an action for divorce in Chicago.
The facts of the case have otibeen
made public in Kenosha.
The counties ia the state continue
to put the crimp in the LaFo11ette
machine, and it does 1ookEas9.if the
Little Napoleon of Wisconsin politics
was about to meet his Waterloo.
George w. Harrington, the new city
clerk, is now in his office, and Efrom
the way he is taking hold Of the bust
ness Of the city, it looks as iflshe will
be frst-class official froml every
standpoint.
VIM. Owen, W. j. Mcconnell,
Camilla Reynolds and..a strong sup
porting company will present ''When
Louis XI Was King" Friday.evening
at the Rhode.
Hear Master Ralph 0 Curtis, the
wonderful boy soprano, sing "The
Holy City" This alone is worth the
price of admission. K. p. Minstre1s,
April % and %.
Chief Reino1d has managed to Sc
cure three more receivers taken by
Buckenheuser and Center. The re-
ceivers were the propertybf the High
School and they will be returned to
the 1abratory.
The Pleasant Prairie Telephone
company has started the work of
building line west through the town
of Somers. The line will fo11owthe
Burlington road, and will be.sabout
five miles in length.
The t. F.. G. club will give it's
annual dancing party at the guild
hall on next Tuesday evening. 1.-THE