The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-04-28
NEWS NOTES.
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Geo. d. B1ackman was Chicago
visitor Sunday.
Garden and field seeds at George W.
Fay's Hardware. dwtf
r. S. Rogers visited Kenosha
friends Sunday.
B. S. Lane, of Chicago, spent Sun
day in Kenosha.
Robert Likes spent Sunday with
friends in Racine.
Miss Emma Newman, of Racine,
spent Sunday with friends in this
city.
Arrangements are being made to
open the athletic field next week, on
May I'd.
The W.R.C. gave one of their pleas
ant dances at Simmons hall Saturday
night.
Dick We11es will carry 123 pounds
in the Harlem handicap to be run on
June4th.
Miss Cornelia Royce, who is teach
ing in Salem, spent Sunday with her
parents.
Howard Balm has returned home
from visit with his parents in Penns-
vile, Ohio.
Eugene v. Debs has reserved rooms
at the Hotel Kenosha for Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Edward Smith, of Pleasant street,
has sold his house to Joseph Mi1kens.
The consideration was $500.
Voting machines wouldn't work
very we'll in the wards where the
voters can neither read or write.
The Y. M. G. A. is again making an
effort to secure the orphan asylum
lot for use as play ground for the
boys of the city.
The German Lutheran Church So
ciety is planning to build new school
building in the south part of the city
during the present year.
The Lakeside Pleasure Club enter
tanned large number of friends at
dancing party at Sch1itz hall Monday
evening.
Allen Cole has returned home after
an extended trip through the South in.
the interests of the N. r. Aliens
Sons tannery.
Any of our readers who have not
used Galvanic Soap should make
trial Of it at once. 1t washes clothes
easier and better than any other soap.
Joseph Biennemann has been added
to the list of patro1men for the pres
ent to take the place made vacant by
the resignation of Officer Wade. The
Police and Fire Commission will APP
point a successor to Wade at its next
session.
John K. Adams, formerly of Keno
sha, and a brother of the late James
Adams and Henry Adams, of Bristol,
died at the residence of his son, 6046
Union avenue Chicago, on Sunday
last, of heart failure. Funeral We'd
nesday at half past one from Baptist
church in Waukegan.
Following the supper in the Con
gregationa1 church next Thursday
evening at O'Clock, there will be
social time and the annual pew rental.
At o'clock the audience room of the
church will be opened and the gentle
men having charge of assigning sit
tings will be present to give informa-
ton and to direct in the matter.
Vandalism has broken out again in
new form. Some sneak, probably
discharged employee Of the automo-
bile factory, has been going around
with pair of pliers cutting the
igniter wires of the automobiles left
standing by the curbs. The wires
are va1ue1ess and the sneak can derive
no benefit from cutting them.
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