The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-06-17
LOCAL ITEMS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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nosday evening in Kenosha.
George a. Yue has returned after
boeiBess trip to Kansas City.
r. Y. Biasall Of Waasau, was Ke-,
nosaa VISITOR "Wednesday evening.
10. Simmons, j., has returned home,
after 4 business Trip to New York.
q. G.. Simmons has retprned home afs
ter business trip to Manitou, Col.
Mrs. William Richards ofeswissVale,
Pa, is the guest Of Eir. and Mrs. A.
EH. Lance.
Mr.. and BEas. w. Fl. McLapghhnf of
lLaC5rosse, are spending few days
With friends and relatives in 9lzenosha.y
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mcneil of
IMtwau8ce, are spending few days
with friends and relatives in Kenosha.
Miss Rose Handlin returned. to her
home 8in Chicago Monday evening af-
ster few days visit with Mrs. Thorn.
sas.
z The Konosha CommandeTy of the,
TEnialit Templars held their regular
,rnes6ing at the asylum on Wednesday
elgqatipg.
The Congregational people are max
ing preparations for a beautiful obser-
Gance of Children Is Day the third Sun
Ldayein June.
Alderman N. J. Werner has return
Ted@bome after attending the state con-
wention of the Catholic Order of For.
osters in Racine,
Work, on the new Columbus school is
lnow well under way and the work of
Laying the foundations will be started
within a few days.
viii grant a special discount Of 10
per cent for cash on all team and har-
mess sold before June "a, 1909. G. A.
Dewey, hardware and harness. WI
Misses Edna McVey Of Camp Lake,
and Miss Mabel West of Lacrosse, her
guest, came to Kenosha on Wednesday
to attend the Hansen-IngIey wedding.
The work has been started on the
,t,,H
up to the City Council to issue bonds
to provide for the payment of the con
tractors.
Abraham Grotska, infant son of Mr..
and Mrs, Michael Grotska, died at the
family residence on Jay street Wednes-
day. The remains were taken to Chi
cago for interment.
1t is just possible that another
change will be made in the plans for
the trunk sewer, but every possible
effort is being made to get the plans
completed so as to have the work start
ed this year.
Kenosha factory managers report that
The outlook for the latter part OF this
year is exceedingly good and that Ke-
.nosha VIII have the busiest six months
jim its history between now and the
opening of the new year,
The members of the Trades and La
.bor Council are beginning to make
plans for the observance Of Labor Day
in Konosha and the day promises to be
more generally observed this year than
in any year during the past decade.
Superintendent of Schools Peter Zim-
mors viii so to Colorado Springs next
month to attend the annual session of
the National Educational Association.
1t is possible that several other Ko.
nos1a teachers will attend the sessions.
John 0. Jones' expects to complete
the paving of East Market street by
the middle OF next week and the men
viii then be put to work to complete
the paving Of West Main street be-
tween South street and Prairie avenue.
The contractors for the government.
building have started work again and
new concrete .footings Will be put in
for the foundations of the building.
1t is expected that the work of laying
brick viii be started within a fort
night.
Owing to tho fact that some lines
of skilled labor is in demand in this
city, the erroneous impression has gone
out that there is dearth Of common la
borers. AS a result, scores of ordinary
workmen have come here this week
seeking employment in the factories
aud are now realizing the error they
have mace,
The Lake Views seem to have taken
water as they have not as yet posted
their $25, to play the Pirates on the
4th Of July The game was scheduled
to bess played on the North Side
Grounds. The Pirates have already
posted their money with VIM. Stevens
and would like to see the Lake Views
cover it within few days IF these
terms are not satisfactory to the Lake
Views, their manager can call ND No