The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-04-25

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! Mrs. John Steinbach and daughter
Mrs. w. L. Fowler, are visiting with
relatives in Milwaukee.
Mrs. u. j. Lewis and son, Earl
have returned home after spending
the winter in California.
Misses Cecil Setback and Sadie
Drapp are spending few weeks with
relatives and friends in Chicago.
Eagles came to Kenosha from al
directions Sunday to attend the mi.
tiatory service of the local aerie.
A license has been issued for the
marriage OF George Tronvig and Miss
Florence V. Fox, both of Kenosha.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Wheeler, OF
Highland Park, spent Tuesday after.
noon with friends and relatives in
Kenosha.
Miss Maude Gleason and Miss Julia
Cunningham, of Burlington, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Har-
rington Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Apologize, of
Boone, Iowa, former residents of this
county, have come to Kenosha for a
two weeks visit.
The proposition of the Mayor to
renovate and change Market Square
should receive immediate attention
from the Council.
Wilbur Glenn Voliva has denied the
report that he is to be a second Moses
and declares that he is going to stay
right in Zion City.
The ladies of the Plank Road
church will give social at the home
Of Charles H. Marsh in Bristol on
next Friday evening.
Il is expected that the City Council
will take up the passage Of the Elec-
trio Railway ordinances at the meet
ing on next Monday evening.
A special meeting Of the Kenosha
chapter of the order of the Eastern
Star will be held at the Masonic
Temple on Thursday evening.
Officer Christensen arrested Chas.
Marcus and Peter Radel1 this morn
ing on charges of assault. Each was
fined dollar and costs by Justice
McCarron.
No trace has been found of the body
of the man who drowned in Powers
Lake four weeks ago, but the of6cia1s
in the neighborhood are still dragging
for the body.
Geo. Stone, the scarecrow of s'The
Wizard of o. keeps small bale of
hay in one corner of his dressing-room,
with which he stuffs the rents in his
scarecrow raiment.
"Better that we should err in action
than wholly refuse to perform. -
Simms. Better to buy Rice Park
lot, $40 down, SIS monthly, than to
squander your money.
Word was received this morning of
the death of Mrs. Mae L. Smith, for
merly of this city, at the Memorial
Hospital, Concord, New Hampshire,
Saturday noon, April 20.
The annual recommendations of
the State Tax Commission have been
received by Supervisor of Assessments
Harrison and they will be distributed
to the assessors at the annual meet
ing to be held on next Tuesday.
The funeral of the late Margaret
Louise Eichelman will be held from
the Eichelman Hotel at O'Clock
Thursday afternoon. The services
will be in charge of the Rev. G. L.
Mallory, and interment will be in the
family plat at the city cemetery.
Gladstone Dowie is preparing a his
tory of John Alexander Dowie, which
is to be published the latter part of
June. The history will undoubtedly
make interesting reading if the ''un-
kissed" one gives all the inside in
formation of which he is possessed.
| An important meeting of the Keno
sha Lodge of E1ks will be held on
Thursday evening. There will be an
initiation and the plans for the or
ganization of the delegation to go to
the Grand Lodge will be discussed.
Every member of the order is urged to
be present.
Assistant Game Warden Michael
Kleist is after big game and it is
claimed that he is gathering evidence
against some chicago brokers whom he
is planning tc charge with shooting
ducks out of season. The game
warden captured the boat owned by
the men and a large amount of game,
but the men themselves escaped.
/ According to the official returns on
| the recent Supreme Court election,
the last of which we're filed in the
Secretary of States office Saturday
Associate Justice r. D. Marshall was
reelected by majority of 81, 854 over
Henry I. Scudder, of Marinette, his
only opponent. Marshall received :
total of 1881 votes to Scudder's
55,097. There are 153 scattering votes