The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-02-23

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pay your taxes.
Good clean old newspa pers s cents
hundred at this Office.
Mrs. Frank Menshal1, Of Racine,
was in Kenosha Tuesday afternoon.
The Elks had a pleasant social ses-
sion at the lodge rooms Tuesday even
ing.
The Curtiss bill for cheap text books
seems to have dropped from sight in
Madison.
Orman Yu1e was home from High
land Park, to spend Washington $
birthday.
Mrs. Henry Miller, of Milwaukee,
is spending a week with her daughter
in this city.
Miss Olivia johnson left Tuesday
for St. Paul, where she will make her
future home.
II. T. Kline, of the town Of Ran
dali, was visiting Kenosha friends
Tuesday afternoon.
The roads about the county are get
ting passable again, and many farm
ers we're in town today.
Mrs. b. C. A11eman is attending the
Grand Chapter convention of the Eas-
tern Star at Milwaukee.
Madison pondents report that
the session of the Legislature will not
close before the first of May.
It is reported that Frank Loomis, Of
Evanston, will move his family to
this city in the near future.
Mrs. Theodore Jordan and daughter
Mamie, Of the town Of Somers, visited
Kenosha friends Tuesday afternoon.
The fighting blood of the Kenosha
sports seems to be aroused and half
dozen pugilistic encounters are being
arranged.
The friends of John B. Maloney are
beginning to wonder why that nomin-
alton as postmaster has not been sent
to the senate.
The ice harvest is on again in the
western part Of the county, the milder
weather having made it possible for
the men to get to work again.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Lance left on
Tuesday afternoon for Denver, Col,
where they,swi1I make an extended
visit with friends and relatives.
Kenosha manufacturers have been
invited toj come to Madison and give
their views on the rate bill. The in
vitation wi1lsprobab1y be accepted.
It is claimed that Zion City now has
population larger than either that of
Waukegan or Kenosha. Evidently
the faithful are coming in pretty fast.
The work on the big new building
for the Simmons company goes mer-
rily on, and it is expected that the
building will be completed by the 1st
of May.
Mrs. Frank Clark entertained the
L. FL. M. club dit her home on Pome-
roy street Tuesday afternoon. A
pleasant time is reported by those
present.
Kenosha people fail to get enthusi-
astic overGthesprimary election law,
and it is feared that many Of the
minor places on the city ticket will be
vacant.
a 80 I. 40
fed the ground hog and declares that
the winter is over. We sincerely hope
that the Belle city man guessed right
the very first time.
The city is planning to make some
changes in the FIRE alarm system and
the clerk has requested the Game
well company, of Chicago, to make All
estimate on the work.
Many successful store advertiser
has graduated from the want col
umns.'' No store is too little or 'stoo
local. to its neighborhood to afford a
few lines of publicity every day.
Manager Stark, of the Plankinton
House barber shop in Milwaukee, was
in Kenosha1 Tuesday to confer with
Mayor German in regard to the best
means to be used in securing the re-
peal of the State Barber Commission
law.
Most people move along the lines
Of least resistance. They rent the
houses thatS,are advertised for rent;
they employ the people who advertise
for employment; they find invest
ments, purchase curios, buy lots that
are advertised. 1t is ''the way Of the
world"
Robert L. Tennis OF Green Bay,
holder of the worlds shorthand
record for men under 81 years, will
sail on March Is from New York for
a six months foreign tour under the
auspices of the National Shorthand
association of Chicago.
Paul Schultz, threatened with death
by friends of men whose arrest he
caused, because Of their assault on
him, has asked to be given another
run than his present work as motor