The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-02-20

LOCAL ITEMS.

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street are rejoicing over the birth of
a son. The happy event occurred on
saturday.
A delegation of Chicago printers
came to Kenosha on Sunday afternoon
to attend the funeral of the late Mabel
F. Bruce.
There is still room for few more
candidates for mayor and dark horses
will be welcomed by the Republics adj
visory committee
Manager Cooney of the Racine team
in the Lake Shore League has closed
a deal for the lease of the Racine park
for another season.
The ice harvest on the lakes in the
western part of the county is ais but
completed and the companies are be-
ginning to discharge the men.
E. s. Vivian of Chicago spent Monday
evening in Kenosha. Mr. Vivian states
that the Chicago and Milwaukee Elec-
trio Road is being operated as before
under the direction of the receivers.
The Lawrence University Glee Club
has been engaged to give a concert at
Park avenue NJ E. Church on the even
ing Of March 90. This will marx She
opening of the annual tour of the col
lege boys.
The Democratic primary campaign
has been opened in earnest and the rival
candidates were busy on the north side
on Sunday, It looks as if the campaigns
would be hot one so far as the eandi-
dates are concerned.
The funeral of the late Dr. Walter
Petrie was held from the Masonic Tenn
| pie on Sunday afternoon the service
| being in charge of the members OF the
Masonic order. Interment was at the
City Cemetery.
| The funeral of Walter Hans HaIver-
son, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Halverson was held from the
family residence on Pomeroy street on
Sunday afternoon. Interment was at
the City cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Bohmrich of Mil
waukee, have announced the engage
ment Of their daughter Hilda TO Mr.
John Kellogg Of Milwaukee The date
for the marriage ceremony has not as
yet been announced.
| Books of games and amusements for
children are always in demand. The
library has just received new book,
'EWhat shall we do now9" by Dorothy
Garfield, which has many suggestions
for filing up the hours of play time
The funeral of the late Mrs. Frederick
Luebke was held from the German
Lutheran Church on Sunday afternoon
The services were largely attended and
a large cortege followed the remains
to their last resting place in the City
Cemetery.
State Bakery Inspector Kramer of
Milwaukee was in Kenosha Monday
making an examination of local shops.
One Of the bakers was given time to
I S0G Out 41CCuo0 obuu C101u u HIS 6aoP
The other shops were all found in good
condition.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mabel
E. Bruce was held from the residence
of Mrs. Belle King on Ashland avenue
on Sunday afternoon. The services
were under the direction Of the Rev.
E. T. Farrill. The remains were in
tered Ill the Culley family plat In The
City Cemetery.
The funeral of the late Frank LANCER
was held from the family residence on
Lake avenue on Sunday afternoon
Many of the employees of the Balm
Wagon Company attended the funeral
in body. The remains were inferred
in the family plat at ST. George Gene
terry. \
Matthew Cunningham, brother of
Mrs. Frank Jones of this city was found
dead at the door of his barn near Bur-
lington on Sunday. He had been drag
ged to death by his horses which are
suppose to have been frightened by
something along the road and ran away.
Cunningham was forty years of age and
a bachelor.
| MnTICES