The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-20

have won distinct victory and the
trees will continue to flourish in Ke
Inosha.
| The Elks had little social session
at the club rooms Tuesday evening
following the initiation of candi
date.
| A large rose on american Beauty
Corset" box designates the corset and
means corset satisfaction. Suther.
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| E. r. Yohn, prominent business
man of Valparaiso, Ind, was calling
on Kenosha friends Tuesday after
noon.
Ben Weyler, the champion three
cushion billiard player of the north
west was calling on Kenosha friends
Tuesday.
Frank B. Wilcox, of Hiawatha,
Kansas, former resident of Kenosha
county has returned to his old home
for visit.
DR.. A. Van Westreinen has rented
the house owned by Mrs. 0. King on
Deming street and will move into it
within few days.
1t is reported that one of the well
known employees of che Simmons
Manufa cturing company will be
married in Chicago in the very near
| future.
Bans for the marriage of Edward
lCumiskey the well known base ball
pitcher and Miss Rose Gloss were
published at St. George church last
Sunday.
The members Of the Kenosha
Council of the Knights of Columbus
are making preparations for their
first annual dance which will be given
at Simmons hall on April 20.
Does your tenant fail to pay his
rent? May be his income is little
short. He can raise this income by
taking few dodgers. Advertise for
them in the Want Column.
The Yoemen are making great
separations for their annual May
ball. The list of committees will be
announced tomorrow. This will be
the event of the post-1enten season.
The meeting of the creditors of the
w. E. Christian Company will be held
in Milwaukee on Friday. At that
time the trustee will be chosen and
steps to settle the matter will be
taken.
Your wife and children will greatly
enjoy the sacred cantata, HRuth,' to
be given in Park Ave. M. E. church
Thursday and Friday evenings, May
and 5. Buy tickets for the whole
family.
The display of fancy rabbits in the
window Of Austin Bros. shoe store is
attracting the attention of all passers
by. They are furnished by "The
Park Rabbitery," now located at 200
Park Place.
The Kenosha Brass Band, formerly
known as Stenm Bros. Band, which
was recently reorganized, has been
engaged to play for the opening of
the base ball season at Central Park
Sunday, April %.
announcement has been made OF
the approaching marriage of Miss
Katharine Steimmetz of this city and
Mr.. Joseph ]. Klawitter Of Milwan-
kee. The wedding will take place at
| st. George church next week.
| Thomas w. Lawson has sent a
letter to the local press stating that
he has been "busted" by the
! "systen1. If the statement made by
/ Mr.. Lawson is true it is evident that
Frenzied Finance is getting to be an
expensive sport for him.
| Roman S. Ku1ik the infant son Of
! Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ku1ik diedat the
family residence at 1875 South Maple
street Tuesday evening. The funeral
! will be held from ST. Cashiers church
on Thursday afternoon. lnterment
will be at st. George cemetery.
I aOn1CkGu OWuSlS ia lAAO SAsy al %
ranging to have one more cooking
main before the coming Of the sutnme1
I season. The attitude of the police te
these fights is not exactly favorable
and the men interested will have t
find a quiet and secluded place i
which to pull off the battles.
Real estate men in Kenosha stat
! that the demand for real estate |
/ heavier this year than in any pre-
: ceeding year and there IS a stron'
market for all kinds of property
4 More than a hundred building lot
: have been sold by the different agent
since the opening of the year.
Quite celebration will be hel
a among the Lithuanian Catholics Q
]. the city on next Sunday IN honor 9
o the dedication of a new banner recen
k ~ presented to the Young Mems clu
b Of the church. Many visitors are e.
It pected to be present at the servic
= which will be held in the Polls
Catholic church.