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

IN the city.
c. c. Allen has gone to Greenville,
N. c., for short visit with DR.. and
Mrs. Swandale.
| Frank Nickel and Miss Margaret
Glump, both Of Kenosha, have been
| licensed to wed.
| Charles Torrey was home from
South Bend, Ind, to spend Sunday
with his parents.
| Joseph M. Arnold and Miss Theresa
E. Cues, both of Chicago, were mar
RED here Sunday.
Miss Mabel Wyman and Mrs. A. l..
Newly are spending a week with
friends in Chicago.
A marriage license has been issued
for the marriage of Jacob ]. Ortiz and
Miss Katheryn Rosenstock, both Of
Kenosha.
Special services were held in all the
churches Sunday in honor of Easter.
All of the services were largely
attended.
Miss Perdita Dewey is home from
Northwestern University at Evanston
to spend the Easter recess with her
parents.
Mrs. Albert Huegin. of Milwaukee,
spent. Sunday evening IN Kenosha as
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. W.
Fl. Robinson.
The report of the First National
Bank is published today and shows
that the bank has passed the three
million mark.
Easter bonnets were very much in
evidence Sunday, Notwithstanding
the fact that there was heavy frost
Sunday morning.
Miss Dorothy Slater is home from
the University Of Chicago for
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Slater.
Two new members we're admitted
to the Baroer's Union Saturday night.
Their cards we're taken away an hour
after they we're admitted.
Mrs. Herman Connor, of Milwau-
kee, aud Mrs. James FIFTEEN, of Ra-
cine, we're the guests of Kenosha
friends Sunday afternoon.
Gotleib Splitter and Caroline B.
Schiltz, both of Kenosha; and Her
man Fregle and Miss Minnie Page1,
both of Randall, have been licensed to
wed.
The Kenosha Commandery of the
Knights Templar held its first Easter
service at ST. Matthews Sunday eve
ming. The service was largely at
| tended.
There was the regular cooking main
out in the Central Park neighborhood
Saturday night and Sunday and as
usual the Kenosha men carried off the
spells of victory.
Congregational Girls Guild enter
tainment Tuesday evening, April 9.
Exhibition drill, handsome tableaux
and march of the Grecian maidens.
Tickets Is cents.
The Racine City Council has passed
a resolution asking the Wisconsin
State Legislature to refuse to pass
the bill providing for the completion
of the Sheridan drive.
Peter Hermann, of Racine, spent
Sunday in Kenosha. Pete has been
signed to catch for the Chicago
Lawnsdales this season and will join
his team next Sunday.
| Those prominent Republicans of
the city who were too busy with pri-
vate work. to go to the polls and vote
will now sretire to the extreme rear
and don thesfatigue uniform.
The Public Grounds Committee of
the common council made a tour of
inspection Sunday to look over the
parks of the city and later a report
will be made to the council.
Mrs. j. H.sKarnes underwent very
serioussoperation at the Kenosl1a hos
pital Tuesdaykafternoon. DR.. CHS
let, of Chicago, performed the opera
ton. The .scondition of the patient
this morning was encouraging.
Well, there is one consolation for
the voter. He won't be forced to read
any moreSletters'. from 'Tax Payer,
"Laboring Man. and Interested
Citizen. 1t will now be up to the
tax payerlto dig up the coin for the
plant.
i The Civic Federation will have a
field day in.the Council chamber Fri
day night when William Dicks APP
pears before that. body to show cause
why his k1icense should not be re-
voked. It is expected that there will
be something doing.
| The Racine term of the Circuit
Court, which is scheduled to open on
next Monday morning, will be con-
tinuedsfor week or two on account
of the factlthat JudgelBelden will be
nnablestosinish.up the work in Keno
sha county until that time.