The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-07-09
LOCAL ITEMS.
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MARSHALL fOreSC OF CnlcdgO, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Kenosha.
ME and Mrs. G. N. Young and child
Bau gpent Saturday at Ravinia Park.
Cty Clerk George W. Harrington
speAt Saturday and Sunday at Brown s
R5ake4
Misses Mildred and Lucille Wallace of
Chicago, are visiting with Miss gladys
Marx
Miss Alma Jorgensen of Milwaukee,
tgpeHS the fourth the guest Of Miss Cos
EgrorR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drinkwine of Racine,
apeat Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. S. E.
BrDzEn.
E1l Chesley of Milwaukee, was the
guess of Kenosha friends Saturday.
aand Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Wooster are re-
Joieing over the birth of a Fourth of
gnly daughter
Hmace Blackman of Chicago, spent
Saturday in Kenosha a guest of his
brother F. A. Blackman.
Mn and Mrs. Dan Schmelling are re-
.EDlEEzg over the birth of son. He ar
riyba on Independence Day.
u.s. after Murphy and Philip Schneider
Of SAeboygan, spent Saturday in Ke-
nosh2 as the guests Of Sam Murphy.
H. III. Foster of Akron, Ohio, form
..sr resident of Kenosha is here for
few days visit with friends and rela-
tirHs
T. E. Wheeler who has been visiting
with Ren milford in Cincinnati for sew
graz months, returned to Kenosha last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Monteen are
EgjrIGing over the birth of daugh-
ter The happy event occurred last
Wednesday,.
Ms and Mrs. Charles Moran and
RhisRFen of Chicago spent Saturday and
Sunday in Kenosha as the guests of
1sr- and Mrs. F. B. Lansdowne.
William W. Parsons and Miss Bertha
&Baa8holm, both of Chicago were united
liza marriage in Kenosha on Saturday
afternoon. They will make their home
in Chicago.
Eha Topaz ball team won two games
Dn Saturday and Sunday defeating the
Burlington Club on Saturday and the
AlEaaosha Cubs on Sunday. Both games
were played at Brown s Lake.
Mrs. Nora Seeley Nichols, formerly
c0t Eenosha and wife Of the secretary
Df state and former governor Of Ari-
ezoaa is here for few days visit. She
as stopping at Hotel Southern.
william Phillips, clerk in the office
Df the city engineer and MISS Theresa
Hartman, a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
7jBseph Hartman Of Newell street, were
rnasEied in Chicago Saturday afternoon.
The Bristol base ball team defeated
the team from Corlis at Paddocks Lake
siasUrday afternoon by score of 4 to
T. The feature of the game was the
pitching of carroll of the Bristol
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Ehe train from the west was DELAYED
fBr nearly an hour at Genoa junction
Sunday evening on account of the
5zsyy traffic on the division. On ac-
s5aant of the delay many Chicago people
Wege forced to remain in Kenosha until
aaaEly midnight
~ j. O'Brien and mother entertained
81 sheir cottage in Twin Lakes the
Fourth and Sunday The Misses John
aus, Anna Burg, Guilda Whitbeck,
Mary Clark and Elizabeth Galligan, P.
XII aalligan, r Walsh and H. Johnson
-Tgra guests at the cottage
The old telephone plant at Winthrop
Earbor was last week sold to George
H. Weaton of Pittsburg, who is to open
L soon for the manufacture of enamel
signs. About rs men VIII be employed.
TIE factory has been used for some
1me by the Municipal Engineering
company for a part Of its industry.
large and enthusiastic meeting Of
lae school patrons of the Lamb school
was held on Monday evening at which
1t mas decided to make many improve.
nsnrs on the building and employ two
normal graduates as teachers for the
coming year. Frank Goodman was
elected as treasurer of the school dis
met.
announcement has been made of the
marriage of harold r. Davies, a clerk
~ the Offices of the n. R. Allen's Sons
Company and Miss Grace M. Forrey
former chief operator of the telephone
company which occurred at Joliet, Ill.
On Dec. 28th, Of last year. Mr.. and
Mrs. Davies will make their home in.
Kenosha.
Secretary W. L. Yule Of the Wiscon,
sin State Golf Association is sending
gat personal letters to all the leading
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