The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-08-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mss Laura Fletcher Of Chicago, is
the guest of Miss Persis Dewey.
CHARLES Hoyt and Edward Newell
made an auto run to Madison Friday.
MI and Mrs. T. T. Parker are re-
loicIng over the birth Of daughter.
Mn. and Mrs Oscar Theleen have
gene to Twin Lakes for a weeks outing
Mrs. Elizabeth Hannah has filed a plat
Of q, $50 lots with the town of Somers
The Misses -Kaltenbach have returned
h8Ihe after an extended visit in Boston.
Miss Louise Portwine has returned
home after a months vacation in the
east
Jacob Giles has returned home after
q two months visit in his mines in Colo
RADIO.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Bennett of Wood
stock, Ill, spent Friday afternoon IN
Kenosha.
Miss Ellen Waldo of Pleasant Prairie,
IS spending few days with friends in
Kenosha.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Harwood of Mari
On. Ind, spent Monday afternoon in
Ke1asha.
Miss Eva Ozanne spent part of
the past week visiting friends in
Pleasant Prairie.
Miss Anna Clark of South Milwaukee,
L spending week with friends and
relatives in this county.
Mrs. J. H. Stumbaugh and children
OF st. Paul, are visiting with friends
and relatives in Kenosha.
Warner Hartung returned home Mon
day evening after a three weeks visit
with his sister in Oshkosh.
John NJ Miller of Mankato, Mimi,
i& here for visit with his brother
and other friends and relatives.
The conference of the Wisconsin con-
ference of the Methodist church vii! be
Held at Neenah, beginning Sept. Is.
Capt. and Mrs. G.. L. Vanderburg of
PatOka, ILL.,, are spending a few days
with friends and relatives in Kenosha.
Miss Grace Andrews, formerly a
teacher in the Kenosha High School,
ms visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bull.
amOre in Somers.
Matthew George Joachim, the infant
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Joachim,
died at the family residence on Bronson
street Friday evening.
The Libertyville Fair will open on
Sept. J. Tt is expected that several
KeRosha county horses will be entered
m the race at the fair.
No improvements have as yet been
made on the High School grounds this
summer in spite of the urgent appeal
made last spring by the citizens of the
Rtighborhood.
Gordon Yule was among the golfers
qualifying in the first flight at the open
tournament at Westward Ho on Mon
Gay, but he was defeated in the first
EouHd of the match play.
The attorneys of the city are begin
ming to get ready for the coming Sep
temher term of the Circuit Court which
opens on Sept. IA. The term promises
TO he decidedly busy one.
The work of relaying the tracks on
Newell street is about completed and
Il is expected that the regular schedule
Bf the Kenosha Electric Railway Com
pany will be resumed within another
week.
Attorney A. E. Buckmaster left Fri
day afternoon on two weeks bust
ness and political trip in Lafayette,
Rock and Dane counties. During his
absence, the management of the Office
work is being carried on by Louis
Il. Rahr.
The present primary election in the
county promises to wipe out some Of the
recent political alliances and at least
one of the candidates is bitterly bewail-
ing the treatment he is receiving from
the men with whom he had been fight
mig shoulder to shoulder It is just
possible that there will be great ex-
pose before the primary
J. B. Campbell who lives on the Lamb
Farm, south of the city who was arrest
ed two weeks ego on charge of assault
vas discharged when the case was call;
se for trial in Justice McCarron .
eOurt, the complaining witness failing
to appear against him. There was no
evidence presented to the court to sub.
Stantiate any charges against Campbell
Mendoza, ILL.,, promises to be one of
the banner Rambler cities of the west.
Yesterday eight well known residents
y that city came to Kenosha and spent