The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-08-24

Lee and Louie Ruff have gone to
Milwaukee for short visit.
Miss Amy Boswell visited friends in
South Milwaukee Saturday.
Miss Cora Graves returned home to-
day after an extended trip through
the West.
Miss Josie Lands is able to be out
again after being sick with quinsy
sore throat.
Carrie McCarron has gone to the
country for two weeks visit at
Gray's lake and Mill Greek, III.
Ed. Martinson, who has served FIVE
years IN the United States navy, has
returned to Kenosha to make his
home.
James G. Karnes has taken a posi-
ton on the mail force of the local of
fee in place Of substitute carrier
Powell, resigned.
"The Heart of Chicago" drew a
large crowd to the Rhode opera house
Sunday evening, and the play gave
general satisfaction.
George w. Taylor, formerly county
superintendent, but now Of the Uni
versity of Chicago, spent Sunday
with Kenosha friends.
Groth will go with the Kenosha
team to Harvard next Sunday. Man
ager Breen will not take any chances
with the Harvard team.
The scourge Of diphtheria, which
threatened Kenosha few weeks ago,
seems to have abated and no new
cases are being reported.
William Grosvenor returned home
Sunday from his vacation trip which
he spent at Buffalo, Toronto, Cam,
and other eastern points.
Miss Nellie Lancaster, who has
been visiting in Kenosha for the past
two weeks, returned to her home at
Wausau Sunday evening
The High school boys and girls are
getting ready for the re-opening of
school. Less than month of the
summer vacation remains.
Store closed all day Friday to re-
price-re-arrange the stock for the
big sale which begins Saturday morn
ing, August 10th. Fishers dwa24
Mrs. M. Martinson entertained Sun
day in honor of her brother, William
Harter, who soon departs for LON
bard college, Galesburg, I'll.
The members of the Italian Catholic
church are making hard fight to
raise the debt on the church and quite
a sum has already been raised.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moe11er aud
children of Chicago, returned to their
home Sunday after weeks visit
with friends and relatives in this city.
The coal men are making no an
nouncements 10 regard to the price of
coal during the coming winter, but it
is said that it will be about the same
as last year.
Sunday was the quietest day of the
year with the Kenosha police force.
Not a single arrest and not even
telephone call between the hours of 6
a. m. and p. m.
Over two hundred new houses are
now in course of erection in Kenosha
and the planning mills are being rush
ed to death to get out the mill work
for the new structures.
Mrs. Louise Leutritz and Miss
Emma Leutritz and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Leutritz, are here from
Saginaw, Mich, for visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Leutritz.
The Chicago Brass Company will
not attempt to erect its new pumping
station this year, but the mains will
be laid and the pumping station
erected early in the spring.
Conductor Hoag, reported killed in
the wreck at Waukegan on Saturday
morning is discovered to be alive. He
was located in Chicago having fed
from the wreck terrified.
L. r. Burnett, who has been teach
ing at Harvard University during
the summer, returned to Kenosha
Sunday night to resume his work as
| physical director of the Y. M. C. "a.
T. E. Di1ley and wife, Miss E. M.
Dil1ey and G. v. Dil1ey of Palestine,
Texas, were registered at the Eiche1-
man hotel Monday. The party is max
ing an auto trip about the Wisconsin
lakes.
Why do you use soap? You use it
because it assists in removing the
dirt. Why not use Ga1vanic Soap,
the best soap that was ever made?
Easiest on the clothes; easiest on the
woman.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. @. Benson of 511
Pleasant street announce to their
friends in Kenosha the happy arrival
on Sunday afternoon of an eleven
pound baby boy. Mother and son
both doing WE'LL