The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-05-20

nosha Friday afternoon.
George w. Rankin of TT. Atkinson,
spent Friday afternoon in Kenosha.
Mrs. Dell Smith has resigned her
position at the w. H. Robinson book
store.
The White Tigers base ball team de-
feated the Ramblers on Friday by a
score Of q to z.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. III. Murlin of Winona,
MINI, are spending a few days with,
friends and relatives in Kenosha.
Mr.. andpMrs. M. H. Mcfarland have
gone to Neenah for a few days visit
with friends and relatives in that city.
The Illinois legislature has made an
appropriation of $4,000 for Che i'm
ploaement5of Camp Logan, the state
rife range just south of the WISCONSIN
State Zine.
The formal opening of, the Kenosha
Country Club will take place on the
evening Of Saturday, May % at which
time al dinner will be given for the
members at the club house.
The City Council is planning to
place motor in service for turning
the Main street bridge. The motor is
to BE presented to the city by the Ke-
nosha Electric Railway Company.
a very pleasant card party was given
at the home of Miss Kruemling ON
Grant street Friday evening. The
event was in honor Of Miss Muesler s
birthday. All report very pleasant
time.
The local Woodmen Camp has select
cd committee consisting of A. TT.
simons, Conrad Shearer, Alfred Drury,
Bert Fowler and John Lehman to
nominate officers for the Illinois-Wis-
con Picnic Association for 1910.
William It. Fisher and Howard Good
enough the Kenosha members of the
Consistory class initiated in Milwaukee
this week, were presented with hand
some emblems Of the order by the Ke-
nosha members Of the Consistory at the
close of the initiation ON Friday after
noon.
The personal property of John Alex
ander Dowie, the late prophet of Zion
City is rapidly getting into Kenosha.
9, ID. Holt is now driving the famous
team of bays formerly owned by Dowie
and F. j. Gottfredsen is now using the
phaeton which formerly belonged to
Elijah III.
The police of the city have lamb
on their hand officer Feldschau pick
ed it up on West Main street several
days ago and has not been able to
find the owner. An unchaperoned lamb
on the streets OF Kenosha is danger
GUS proposition and it is evident that
some one has overlooked bet. Usu-
ally lambs have no trouble getting
shorn in Kenosha.
Mrs. r. J. Lewis entertained a large
number of friends at musicale at
her home ON Exchange street Thurs
day evening. The program was an.
unusually attractive one, many leading
artists of the city taking part. A
large and appreciative audience attend
ed. The proceeds of the entertainment
will be turned over to the ladies Of the
First Congregational church.
Announcement has been made of the
approaching marriage of Miss Ella
Buick, daughter of Prof. F. G. Buick
of the German Lutheran school of this
city, to Fred Pritzlaff of Milwaukee,
n foreman of the Fallk Foundry Com
pany of Milwaukee. The wedding
will take place in Kenosha the latter
part of June. The young couple will
make their home in Milwaukee.
The street railway company is about
ready to begin the operation of cars on
Grand avenue but as yet no steps
have been taken to widen the street.
Some of the property owners are get
ting little nervous over the matter
and it is probable that the Council
will be asked to direct the company to
begin the widening of the street be-
fore the lines arc operated by the com
pany.
Chief of the Fire Department Henry
Isermann announces the following
changes in the location of the fire
alarm boxes. Box SO has been placed
at the corner of Newell street and
Prairie avenue and Box 81 has been
placed on Pleasant street midway be
tween the plants of the Frost Manu-
featuring Company and the Racine
Refrigerator and Ice Machine Manu-
featuring Company.
Margaret Kropp, the four year old
daughter Of Mn. and Mrs Gustav
Kropp met with serious accident at
the corner Of Market and Newell streets
Friday evening. She was playing on
a pile of boards near the new pave
ment when she fell on the hard con.