Kenosha
a city and county-seat of Kenosha co., Wis.; on Lake Michigan and the Chicago and Northwestern railroad; 35 miles S. of Milwaukee. It is a trade center for the county and a popular health and summer resort; is principally engaged in dairying, farming, and the manufacture of flour, leather, furniture, and carriages and wagons; and contains the University School (nonsect.); Kemper Hall School (P. E.), high school, public library, and a system of waterworks supplied from the lake and artesian wells. Kenosha has olio Claro State co Bishoy in 184 Ordinati 77 acres vombor, Tous Bons as Thack , Buckle, ech, Sir Kemble, Cha Tietjens, opened 52 been permanen mprises ( India M ections.
Queen in Bidni 23.132 thro rank of arious Jor-gene Chrough th great discharg KENRICK KENTUCKY passenger and freight steamer communi- unteer and regular service in 1898. He cation with ports on the Great Lakes. died Dec. 22, 1918. Pop. (1910) 21,371; (1920) 40,472;