The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-10-31


course in agriculture at the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin.
A number Of Racine ladies came to
Kenosha Thursday afternoon to at
tend the reception given in honor of
Miss Nellie Steinberg.
Mrs. Homer Royce, who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis at the Fran
ces Willard hospital IL Chicago last
week, is recovering as rapidly as
could be expected.
The Kenosha police have been
asked to keep lookout for one Ray
mond Carr, who is alleged to have
skipped from Lake Forest without
settling his board bill.
| 1t is reported that young man on
/ Eagle street attempted to commit
suicide Wednesday night by cutting
himself with knife, but no report of
the case has been made to the police.
Cards were received in this city
this morning announcing the mar
rage of Charles Barry, the former
traffic manager of the Barry Line and
we'll known in Kenosha, to Miss Stella
w. Healey, Of Chicago.
Some of the most fearful and won
derful verdicts ever rendered come
from the Justice Court juries. A jury
in one Of the Courts recently found a
man not guilty after he had taken the
stand and owned up to an assault.
The whole outfit of the Castillo cir
Gus, which started from Racine, was
| recently sold to vaudeville company.
The circus went broke in the northern
part of the state on account of the wet
weather of the early spring and SUM
mer.
| A large party Of the friends Of
Lewis Butt, who has left for San Fran,
cisco, gathered at the home of his
mother, Mrs. a. NJ. Butt on Tuesday
evening for a farewell party. A very
pleasant time is reported by those
| present.
Hamilton Vose, of the Milwaukee
Countrywide, one of the best known
amateur golfers in the country and
FL. 6. Plimpton, the Blue Mound ex-
pert, playedlover the links of the Ke-
nosha Country club Thursday after
noon.
| Chris. Sorenson, a farmer from
north of the city went to Racine
Thursday, looking after couple of
| boys whom he claims visited his farm
on Monday and shot number of tame
pigeons, besides topping over three
tame ducks.
Hoggo Reiman Of the Waldheim
| football team, who was injured in the
game here Sunday, will be back in
the game again soon. 1t was at first
thought that he would be out of the
game for the rest of the season but
he is recovering rapidly.
The bowling match between Scholer
| & Funck' team and Tanning &
Hoye's at the Keno alleys Thursday
evening, resulted in a defeat for Fam
ming & Hoye's team by score of 416.
The playing Of Felix Mayer and Will
| liam White was the performance of
the evening.
The orders of the assistant state
factory inspector seemed to have little
effect on the dance given by the Re
tail Clerks Union at the Knights of
Columbus hall Wednesday evening
and fully two hundred people were in
attendance. A decidedly pleasant
time is reported by those present.
One of the Racine fishing tugs has
secured permission of the state super
intendent of fisheries to fish with gill
nets during the closed season for the
purpose of catching lake trout in
order that the spawn may be secured
for the state fish hatcheries.
Victor Petersen, young blood from
Kenosha, who soaked up too much
Racine whisky last night and as a re-
suit woke up in jail this morning.
paid fine of So and costs in the DO
lice court this morning for being
drunk and Immediately started for
Kenosha, where he claims to have
iob.-Racine Times.
DR.. Henry Robinson, of Racine col
lege, returned home Thursday and re-
garding his appointment as bishop of
Nevada said: II am still undecided
as to whether or not / shall accent
the appointment. still have nearly
ten days in which to reach decision,
having been allowed week from next
Saturday to make up my mind
The regular meeting of the Erks
was held at the club rooms Thursday
evening and one candidate was mi
tiated into the mysteries of the order.
a large number of the members were
present and after the regular meet
! ing social session was held. 1t is
expected that the initiation Thursday
evening is the last that will be held in
the old club rooms as the members
hope to be in their own building on