The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-09-30

One of the Interesting games of the
day was played at the North SIDE dia-
mond where the Werwie Bros. team de-
feated the divers of Racine by
score of to 6.
The Kenosha Life Saving crew is
keeping close lookout for the body of
DR.. Joseph w Wassall recently drown
t ed by falling off boat near Racine.
| 1t is thought that the body may come
to the surface near Kenosha.
County Clerk Jones has received the
new set of marriage license blanks to
be used after the first Of October. The
new blanks are made so that the minis
ter or judge presiding at the wedding
will keep the license as his record.
Sydney Maddox, who has been work
ing as a clerk. in the Merchants and
Savings Bank, will be advanced to the
office of teller of the bank with the
opening Of the new month. He sue
ceeds Milton Kent in this position
Complaint is being made on account
Of the fact that property owners are
not trimming trees in keeping with the
orders Of the Common Council It is
probable that the city will start man
to work trimming trees after the next
meeting of the Council.
It is said that plans are being made
for the opening of beet sugar factory
in Kenosha and that the men back
ing the plant have secured an option
on a site for such plant. No one
seems to know who is behind the plan
or where the plant is to be located
G. E. Tholin, delegate of the general
strike in Sweden, addressed good
crowd of people at the Guild Hall ON
Monday evening discussing questions
now uppermost in Sweden. In con-
nection with the lecture an interest
ing musical entertainment was given.
The fire department was called out
by still alarm at five clock Mon
day afternoon on account of bonfire
in the rear Of a house on North Main
street. There was no danger from
the fire and the fremen put it out with
out using either. the chemical or line
of hose.
From the talk of the curbstone poll
ticians it is evident that the campaign
in Kenosha next spring will be the
most interesting in the history Of the
city 1t is already certain that there
will be candidates to burn and the pri-
mary campaign will be long and
busy one.
The Mueller-Kuehn Company has
purchased a lot on Pleasant street just
north of Market street from H: B.
Robinson and in the near future will
begin the erection. of a large ware
house and store building. The COM
pany is engaged in the wholesale
grocery business.
The University Of Wisconsin opened
for the new year on Monday and it is
declared that the attendance this year
will be the largest in the history of
the school. The freshman class will
have at least 1000 members. This
city will be generally represented in
all of the classes.
The commission of japanese business
men who have been touring the
United States will not even pass
through Kenosha as they have decided
to make the trip from Milwaukee to
Chicago over the Milwaukee road.
The Kenosha manufacturers had hoped
that the party would make alshort stop
and look over the big industries of this
city.
Eberly, the star pitcher Of the Racine
Wfseonson-Illinois League team has
been paid an extra salary to remain in
Racine until next Sunday in order to
pitch the game against Kenosha.. Ra-
cine has it that Rube Waddell will be
in the box for Kenosha, but this is
all wrong. Pulse will pitch for Keno
sha and hand out the same kind of
dope that he did last Sunday.
The Waukegan Sun has a sfbearo
story of how friends of the late Lewis
Knapp in Waukegan are going to in
sist on the replacing of the old Knapp
monuments recently removed from the
Kenosha cemetery. There is absolute
ly no foundation for the story and no
effort is being made to have the monu-
ments replaced and they could not be
replaced as they have already been
broken up.