The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

S@&4@@%%A$%@&%$~@%@@s@0~S $~~S%~~~~~~
Judge Be1den is holding court at
Elkhorn this week.
Miss Della Kings1and is visiting
with friends in Chicago.
Percy Crouch, of Racine, spent
Monday with Kenosha friends.
Miss Julia st. Clair of Ravenswood,
spent Sunday with Kenosha friends.
Waukegan is to experience good
old fashioned revival in the near fl-
1ure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Johnson spent
Sunday with friends and relatives IN
Racine.
Miss Tessie Jackson went to Chi
cago Monday night to attend dane
ing party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Nelson of Jenne
street are rejoicing over the birth Of
daughter,
This is good pneumonia weather,
and if you can't be careful be as care
full as you can.
Principal Gilman Of the Weiskopf
school is suffering from bad attack
of the tonsi1itis.
Congressman Cooper and his wife
are not expected to return to Racine
for about ten days.
Lawrence Gosney of Richmond, ILL.,,
Mia n o1 IF So1or41
have been licensed to wed.
C. c. Allen left Sunday for Calgary,
Canada, on a5business trip in the in
Aerest of the N. r. Allen Sons.
An unusually la tge number of cases
are scheduled to come up at the
March term of the circuit court.
The city of Waukegan has received
six Cook Water strainers which will
be experimental with on the lake
water supply.
P. r. Barnes, of Chicago, a brother
of V. v. Barnes of Zion City, and an
old resident of Kenosha was calling
on old friends and acquaintance in
the city today.
Tuesday was first term day in the
county court and the usual number of
cases in connection with the settle
nlent of estates were brought up be-
fore Judge Slosson.
Voting machines will be put in
throughout Milwaukee county if a
bill now pending before the 1egisla-
tnre is passed. The bill has been in
dorsed by the board of supervisors.
About twenty machies will be used in
the country districts.
We have secured limited number
of boys; a1l wool suits in plain double
breasted and Norfolk styles, at one
half the regular price and are offer
ing iforscash at So and $3.50. Our
regular gnew line of knee pant suits
are here and range in price up to So.
Remember we give foot ball with
each suit. A. B. Ames. dWln11
Tt has been deemed advisable to
close the library for few days until
notices can be sent to all those living
in the infected districts not to return
their books, as every precaution
should be taken against the spread of
the dreaded smallpox. It is hoped
that the necessity for this measure
will last only short time and the
library can be soon thrown open to
the public again. DIV
Twenty-Five Mormon elders, the ma
Iority of them from Utah, who have
been doing missionary work in the
state, will be in attendance at the an
mail conference of the Mormon
church to be held in Milwaukee next
Saturday and Sunday. Elder Ger
man e. Ellsworth, of Chicago, presi-
dent of the northern states mission,
Secretary HI. G. Smell and other men
prominent in the Mormon faith will
participate in the services.
Dissension has arisen in the ranks
DfMi1waukee camps of Royal Neigh
bors of America, an auxiliary to
Modern Woodmen Of America. Two
distinct sets of committees are IN the
ie1d making preparations for enter
tanning Royal Neighbors who will be
in attendance at the head camp con-
yention, which meets in Milwa ukee
Oh June 20. 1t is probable that the
Milwaukee executive committee may
be appealed to to adjust the trouble.