The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-01-16
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. FL. Miller who left
Kenosha some two months ago to make
their home on farm near Boone, Iowa,
have returned to the city to remain.
According to the latest report Of the
Bureau of Navigation of the United
States Government the level Of Lake
Michigan is changing almost monthly.
Six Kenosha cases will be argued in
the Supreme court within the next two
months. Nearly all of them are per-
sonal injury cases tried at the last term
of the Circuit court.
The Kenosha Golfers have taken on
a new lease Of life and the links are
becoming popular for winter golf. It
is claimed that splendid scores are be-
ing made on the frozen links.
The five hundred mile tickets re-
Gently put on sale by the western rail
ways are meeting with a ready sale at
the Kenosha depot They are especially
favored among the travelling men,
The Wright Directory Company has
announced that the new Kenosha di-
rectory will be issued the latter part Of
February. The material for the direct
DRY is now in the hands Of the printers.
No arrests have as yet been made
in connection with the shooting up''
Of the station of the Chicago and Mil
Waukee Electric at the State line but
the officials are still at work on the
case.
The work on the interior of the First
National Bank will be completed within
another week. When completed, the
First National will have one of the
finest banking buildings to be found in
Wisconsin.
The Kreuscher Telephone line in the
towns Of Somers and Paris has been
connected with the lines Of the Wis
consin Telephone Company and toll
service is now being furnished to the
patrons Of the line.
Aldermanic possibilities are making
their appearance in every ward of the
city, but the campaign will not be fully
opened until after the council has
passed the ordinance providing for the
salaries of the men to be elected.
The committee in charge of selecting
a new minister for the First Baptist
Church has as yet made no selection.
In fact it seems to be hard matter to
find minister who is able to take up
the various interests of the church.
All Of the preliminary work on the
site for the Kenosha Public building
has been done and it is thought that
the plans for the new Post Office will
be ready for the consideration of the
contractors by the first of next month.
Notwithstanding the TACT that the
fees collected for dog licenses are paid
in to the police pension fund, less than
300 dog owners have so far paid the
licences. It is claimed that there are
no less than thousand dogs in the
city.
Lyman Morehouse is record breaker
for sure and he set mark of one hour
and forty six minutes for the eleven
miles between Kenosha and Racine on
Thursday. Morehouse is ready to meet
all corners for a speed contest between
the two cities.
The Milwaukee Electric Light and
Street Railway Company is planning to
make many changes in the right Of way
of the NJ. r. and K. road during the
coming year. 1t is thought that these
changes will reduce tie running time
between Milwaukee and Kenosha.
The City Treasurer is still waiting
for che annual report Of the Kenosha
Electric Railway Company. Under the
law the report was due the first day of
the new year, but President Frost has
been SO busy with other matters that
ne found it impossible to get the re-
port ready.
With the opening of a roller skating
rink in Kenosha efforts are being made
to revive the interest in polo in the
city and team may be organized in
the near future. Teams have been
organized in Racine and other cities
in the state and Kenosha could find a
place in the new league.