The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-23
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Simple Simon" Saturday matinee
at the Rhode.
JOS. JOHN has purchased the
Lsoescher restaurant.
IT looks as if March was going to
keep up its reputation.
Joseph r. Widman, of st. Francis,
vas a Kenosha visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Morris schend spent Sunday
afternoon with relatives in Racine.
Rev. F. Frantz, Of Racine, was the
gnest Of Rev B. Elskamp Saturday.
3 W. Mayer and Miss Minnie
Mayer spent Sunday afternoon in Ra-
cine.
Mrs. Jacob Hettrich, of Racine,
spent Saturday with friends in this
city,
Mrs. Bainbridge, of Milwaukee,
visited her parents in Kenosha over
Sunday.
Alexander Bailey, of Chicago, spent
Saturday and Sunday as the guest of
Mr, and Mrs. VIM. T. Marx.
Prof. ]. Probst returned to his home
i'm St. Francis Saturday after short
visit with friends in this city.
The small boy is getting his spear
in readiness for the annual sucker
spearing in the small streams about
the county.
The canvas signs in front of the
Fair store have been taken down ad-
ding greatly to the appearance of the
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Hamilton, and Mrs. G. M.
Dodge, all of Chicago, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Nay1or over Sunday.
The Forester team of Pike Woods
Camp, M. w. A., have been assigned
quarters entered in the competitive
drill at the coming Head Camp meet
ing to be held in Milwaukee in June.
The heavy fog on the lake Saturday
night made navigation extremely
difficult and steamer outside the
harbor kept up a great whist1ing until
the fog lifted long enough for the
captain to ascertain where he was.
Some lively bouts were pulled off at
Central Park Saturday night before
small crowd of the lovers of the manly
art and if enough followers of the
&stic game can be found to furnish
fair purses these boxing entertain
ments Will be made regular feature
at the park this summer.
A new rifle factory is seeking
location along the north shore but
as the promoters want the citizens
of the fortunate place that secures
ahe factory to subscribe for $27, 600
worth of stock in the concern there is
not much use in their looking over
the various sites in Kenosha.
A rafting scrap took place in the
a11eyway by the Bijou theatre Satur-
day night about ten O'Clock. Two
young bloods were battling for the
favor of certain young lady who
walked off with the victor in the COM
bat at the close of hosti1ities. The
Two young men we're patched up by
the doctors and no arrest followed.
President Powers of the Wisconsin
Asso citation of Baseball clubs spent
Saturday in Rockford, and he reports
10 the officials here that there is good
prospect of getting that city into the
circuit. Parties interested have offer
80 to put the park into good playing
gondition and there is much en-
shnsiasm. GAINESVILLE now looks like
certainty
The Orioles are expecting to have a
strong team this year. The first
game will be held on May 1st. 1t will
ne played on the Orioles diamond.
The lineup is as follows: Catcher,
Msfton Otto; pitcher, Thodore Brus;
6Sst base, Walter Grier; second base,
Walter Mckinney; third base, Joe
Brns; short stop, George Cleary; left
6e1d, He1mus Deacon; center field,
Tohn Priddis; right field, Joe Wads-
wOrth. Manager, Theodore Brus.