The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-10-19
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w. Mellor, of Fond du Lac, is
visiting in this city.
Mrs. T. J. Dale has returned after
visit in Milwaukee.
c. M. Williams, of Racine, spent
Friday evening in Kenosha.
A new factory for the manufacture
of wrappers has been opened at Zion
City.
Rudolph Gottfredsen is home from
Milwaukee to spend Sunday with his
parents.
There is fortune waiting for the
man who locates another big hotel in
Kenosha.
John 1. Heating, of Chicago, visited
the past few days with ]. H. Tully
and family.
There is enough work already
started to keep the building trades
bnsy all winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Francis, Of
Winnetka, are spending few days
with friends in this city.
A number of Kenosha young people
attended a dance at Woodman Hall
in Somers Friday evening.
Mrs. William Wells returned home
Friday from two weeks visit with
her daughters in Chicago.
There will not be much co1oring on
the naples this fall as the leaves are
so ripe that they will fall at the first
frost.
George Davy has the coon record.
While out hunting west of the city
Sunday afternoon he shot 16-pound
coor.
If the high price of apples keeps
up for year or two some of the farm
ers may be tempted to set out or.
chards.
Consumers are getting the benefit
of the sharp competition between the
potato dealers, but they are paying
enough.
Hickory nuts are said to be p1enti-
fnl this fall i'll the western part of the
county, but they are a scarce article
near the city.
The Kenosha Yacht club fleet is
preparing to lay UP for the winter.
The season this year has lasted much
later than usual.
The small boys and some of the
bigger ones are already making ar
engagements for a celebration of Hal
loween in Kenosha.
The H. r. G. club entertained a
large company of their friends at a
dancing party at Woodman hall in
Somers Friday night.
The Thomas B. Jeffrey Company is
busy working on the new models and
they will be ready for market earlier
than usual this year.
City Engineer Robert Moth was
able to be at his Office this morning,
bpt he will not take up his regular
work for several weeks.
Many Kenosha people are planning
to go to Madison on Saturday after.
noon to witness the game between the
University Of Wisconsin and the
University of Chicago.
The fund to build the Henry NJ.
Simmons Memorial church, Is rapidly
increasing and members of the church
believe that there will be no trouble
to secure the amount needed.
John HI. Fletcher, formerly con-
nected with the Chicago Brass Works
in this city Is building large brass
mill in Chicago. Chicago capitalists
have organized company to operate
the plant.
Tom Sershon has resigned his posi-
tior as fireman with the Northwest
ern railway company and has accept
ed position with the Simmons Manu-
featuring company in the shipping
room,
The wet weather is giving the con-
tractors rest from their 1abors which
have been of the strenuous nature.
However the men are anxious to make
hay while the sun shines and they
are planning to get back to work as
soon as the sun shows its face again.
til reported that a we'll known
young man of the city recently had
quite an experience on his fathers
farm in the town of Pleasant Prairie.
He had gone out to search for hickory
nuts and was lost for more than three
hours in the underbrush on the farm.