The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-08-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Ethel Farriu has spent the
week in Chicago visiting college
friends.
Chief Of Police Owen O'Hare tran
sacted official business in Racine Fri
day. evening.
III. n. Barden has goue to New York
10 meet his wife who is returning
after trip abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Si1lsbee, of
Evanston, spent Friday afternoon
with friends in Kenosha.
Mrs. George Glerum has gone to
New York for a six weeks visit with
relatives and friends there.
Miss Florence Loye, of Baraboo,
Wis, is visiting at che home of her
sister, Mrs. NJ. F. Garrison.
J.F. Morrison and son Frank went
10 Canada Friday for two weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Alice McKeon, of this city,
and Miss Morris, of Chicago, are
spending week at Twin Lakes.
Miss Bertha Hermann, who has been
living in Denver for the past year,
returned to Kenosha Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs G. L. Frazee have
gone to Mason City, Iowa, for a
months visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Jake Disch and daughter
weeks visit at Milwaukee and
Cndahy.
Mrs. Jennie Garrison and daughter
Lorena, of Columbus, Ohio, are visit
ing at the home of her son, M. F.
Garrison.
The official program for the Trades
and Labor Council Labor Day cele-
braaSon will be ready for distribution
Dn Friday.
Kemper Hall will open for the new
year the third Wednesday in Septem-
her, The outlook FOR the new year is
decidedly bright
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nell
4son, of Racine, 1O-pound girl. Mrs.
Mason was formerly Miss Olivia
johnson, of this city.
The Topaz team defeated the
Brands at Breen park Sunday after
noon by score of four to three. It
took ten innings 10 turn the trick.
Letters received in this city an
nonnce that J. Frank Wray, formerly
well known in Kenosha, had been
shot and badly wounded at Liberty,
Mo-
Many Kenosha people went out to
Sslem Friday afternoon to attend the
funeral offhe late Frank Kingman.
The remains we're laid to rest at the
Trevor cemetery.
Joseph Bidwell, former Kenosha
man, who has made fortune as a
politician in Chicago, is candidate
for The Office of clerk of the circuit
Conrt of Cook county.
Seventy-fve hunting licenses have
already been issuedTby County Clerk
Crosby, and there is reason to believe
that the number this year will be much
larger than the number issued last
year.
More subscriptions are being re-
Ceiyed for the erection of bath house
along the lake shore and it is thought
that within another week Chief
O'Hare will have money enough to
provide for the building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe t. Garrison
entertained at breakfast at their home
On Pomeroy street today in honor of
their guests, Mrs. Virginia Garrison
and Miss Garrison, of Columbus, Ohio;
the Misses Crittenden and Haney, Of
Chicago, and Miss Loye, of Baraboo.
III. F.. Mueller, Of Racine, who has
been In charge of a wholesale gro-
Gerry there for many years, has rented
one of the rooms of the Nelson build
ing on Market street and will open a
wholesale grocery in Kenosha. Mr..
Mueller has been doing business in
Kenosha for more than ten years and
he is assured a large trade from local
merchants.
One of the federal office holders who
has come TO Kenosha to aid in the
congressional campaign is getting
himself dis1iked among the real
Republicans by the statements that
he is making against President
Roosevelt. In the peroration of one
of these oratorical efforts this man
declared that Roosevelt would not be
able 10 be elected alderman of the
Third ward in two years more. 1t
may all be true, but it is certainly an
ial-advised thing for this man working
6or the government to make an effort
10 besmirch the nations head execu-
tive. He has already held govern
ment position too long.