The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-03-26
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Any way we got the streets cleaned
mp if it was a little costly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hanks of Hanson
street, have new daughter.
Attorney c. E. Randall spent Monday
afternoon i'll Evanston.
The women seemed to have insisted on
their rights in the Third ward
j. NJ. Davis Of Waterman, ILL.,, spent
tuesday afternoon in Kenosha.
Jonas Sawyer Of Leland, Ill, spent
Tuesday afternoon and evening n this
city.
Alderman c. 7. Jeffrey Of the Second
ward, spent Tuesday afternoon in Chi
cage.
March sale Of rugs and carpets, at
Bode Bros. Company, 116-12o Main
street.
F. W. Nothing of the Kenosha Mer-
camille Company was Chicago visitor
Tuesday.
Nominations in the different towns
of the county will be made week from
Saturday.
Incsdently the Fifth ward is able to
vote them q few when it gets down to
the scratch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Hammond of
Milwaukee, are spending few days
with friends in this city
Mrs, G. Burt and Miss Johanna
Brentano Of Chicago, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Fisher, Jr
A large crowd attended the informal
election smoker held at the Elks club
rooms on Tuesday evening.
A large crowd attended tie social and
supper given at the Gilbert M. Simmons
Church on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Albert Koch was taken to the
Kenosha Hospital on Tuesday suffering
from an attack Of typhoid fever.
st. George Cemetery Association will
meet with Mrs. NJ. D. Schmitt on Con-
gross street Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Mitchell Of -Madi-
son, came to Kenosha Tuesday evening
for a visit with friends and relatives.
Not a marriage license has been is
sued in Kenosha County in the last
twelve days. Fine leap year business.
$4,000 worth of furniture and house
hold goods are being sold by Bode Bros.
Company, 116-120 Main street at reduc-
ed prices.
It will now be in order for a few
independent candidates to drop into the
field. They have until Saturday night
to file nomination papers.
William Ayton former Kenosha
druggist who has been in business at
Beaver Dam, has returned to Kenosha
and will make his home here.
Mrs James Foster and daughters who
have been visiting in Kenosha for the
past two weeks, returned to their home
in Milwaukee Tuesday evening.
Miss Hazel Kennedy who has been
visiting in Kenosha for the past two
weeks returned to her home at TT.
Wayne, Ind, on Tuesday evening.
The new set of registration books made
at the polls on Tuesday will be worthy
of the names and in the future the men
seeking Office Will have something to go
by.
NJ. j. Isermann left on Tuesday even
ing for a two weeks rest at West
Baden Springs. There is large colony
Of Kenosha people at the resort at this
time.
Arrangements are being completed
for whist match between the Heyer
Club of Racine, and the Kenosha club
to take place at Racine next Monday
evening.
Mrs. Chas. Kersten who has been
p6HuluS the winter mere returned to her
home in Epiphany, S. d. Mrs. H. B.
Schwan returned with her to visit
friends and relatives.
The base ball season in Kenosha will
open on next Sunday with game be-
tween the Cardinals and the Orioles.
Both Of these leading amateur teams
have recognized for the season.
The last Will and Testament of the
late William FL. Young has been fled
for probate in the County Court. The
property of the deceased is divided
among his three children and Charles
NJ. Young is named as executor Of the
will.
1t is said that John Tlegeman and
Fred Boyer are planning to get an acre
of ground outside Of the city and have
primary election of their own and that
Q. +. Stemm will be asked to come in,
IN order to make a majority. Hegeman
and Boyer both insist that the plan
looks good to them.