The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-12-05
W. J. Pine, of Oshkosh, was in Ke
nosha Friday evening.

D. to spend the holidays with his
family.
Edward p. ChaIfant is here from
Boston for short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan o. Head.
Miss Alice Miller, of Beaver Dam,
is spending few days with friends
and relatives in Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Dewey, of Rock
ford, ILL.,, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Dewey, of Market street.
Snow storms cut no figure with
paving contractors. John O. Jones is
still laying pavement on Fremont
avenue.
Frantz and O'Donnel1 and Randall
and .Tarbell made the high scores at
the regular meeting of the Kenosha
whist club Friday evening.
A large number of men were sent to
kenosha Friday afternoon to aid in
the building of the extensions to the
kenosha Electric Railway company.
The work of installing new shaft
at the plant of the Balm Works will
be completed early next week and the
plant will resume operations at that
time.
Ralph Curtis entertained a party of
his friends at a supper at his home on
Prairie avenue Friday evening. A
pleasant time IS reported by those
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Perry, of
Austin, Mimi, former residents of
. enosha, are spending a few days
with friends and relatives in the city
and county.
The remains of the late Mrs. Anna
r. Sheldon were shipped to Madison
on Wednesday evening and the fun
era1 was held from the late residence
in Madison on Thursday.
Town Chairman George Kreuscher.
of Paris, shipped turkey to Iowa
Saturday which had the record for
Kenosha county birds. It weighed
just trifle over forty pounds.
The work of appraising the prop
erty of the Visible Typewriter COM
pany has been completed, but the re-
port OF the appraisers has not as yet
been filed with the United States
Court.
Victor Klsnovich and Miss Matilda
Nikalic, both residents of Kenosha,
were united in marriage by Justice
Donahue on Wednesday evening.
They will make their home in Keno
| sha.
The asphalt filler is being tested
on the pavement on Fremont avenue.
| The first of the filler was being put in
| on Thursday. It is planned to have
this street complete by the middle OF
| next week.
Twenty hobos bound for the South
had a great Thanksgiving celebration
at the camp south of Kenosha along
| the railway tracks Thursday after.
noon, Three turkeys were roasted
and served.
The fire department was called tc
! the corner Of West Main and Prairie
avenue at two O'Clock Thursday at
ternoon. The call proved to be q
false alarm and the fremen are look.
ing for the man who sent in the alarm
The statement that reception was
| given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Raw
Lugar was an error. Mr.. and Mrs
Lugar went directly from the parson
age, where the wedding ceremony
took place, to Antioch, waere they
will make their home.
Announcement has been received il
this city of the death of Jude G
| Caruth, brother of Col, Caruth, OF
this city, which occurred recently al
Louisville. Judge Caruth had spent
several summers in Kenosha and was
| we'll known to many Kenosha people.
The South Side Gun club was roy.
ally entertained Wednesday evening
at venison supper given by Joseph
Pitts, member Of the club, who re.
| turned last week from the northern
woods with the full quota of deer.
After the supper smoker was held.
| All reported very enjoyable time.
The County Board closed up its
work late Wednesday afternoon and
the mem bers returned to their homes
to spend Thanksgiving day with their
families. Notwithstanding the large
amount of business transacted the
meeting was one of the shortest held
by the Kenosha County Board in the
| last ten years.
District Attorney Baker has been
notified that John McNicholl will
make a effort to secure a rehearing
before the United States Court and il
this fails he will surrender himself tc
the authorities of this county fol
trial. McNicho11 is supposed to be
in Chicago, but no trace of him has
been found by the officials there.
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