The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-02-13
LOCAL ITEMS.
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sha Wednesday.
w. E. Miller of Milwaukee spent
Thursday in Kenosha.
A. t. Stacy of Milwaukee was in
Kenosha Thursday evening.
A. G. Kreuger has returned home af-
Ter q visit in New Orleans
A. S. Bliss of Marshfeld spent We'd
nesaay evening in Kenosha.
Robert Sanford of Detroit, is spend
ing few days in Kenosha.
Jacob III. Gloss left on Thursday for
an extended visit in New Orleans
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Koos of Rock.
street are rejoicing over the birth Of
q son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Reber Of this city
are spending their honeymoon in New
Orleans.
Quite crowd Of Kenosha sports at
tended the Racine match in Racine Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Floyd E. Rutledge is visiting in
Bloomington, ILL.,, where she Will remain
for a few weeks
Former State Oil Inspector E. E.
Mills of Burlington, spent Wednesday
evening in Kenosha
The Kenosha lodge of Elks held
pleasant social session at the club rooms
on Thursday evening.
A large crowd of Waukegan sports
came to Kenosha Friday evening to at
tend the boxing matches.
Miss Julia LANCER and Miss Cordelia
Morris attended a surprise party in
Racine Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore of Milwau-
kee, spent Thursday evening with
friends and relatives in Kenosha.
irving F. Week Of Spokane, Wash,
student at the University of Wisconsin
is the guest of Clarence E. Head.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Mason Of Evans
ton spent Wednesday afternoon with
friends and relatives in Kenosha.
Alderman Edward Zievers has taken
out petitions as a Democratic candidate
for alderman in the Sixth Ward
''Mother" Jones, widely known as
an agitator spoke to large crowd at
the Rhode Opera house Friday evening.
A large crowd attended the social and
supper given by the ladies Of ST. Matt
hew's Church at the Guild Hall on
Thursday evening
Clarence Head, Lawrence Baldwin
and Joseph Bendt, Jr, are home from
the University of Wisconsin at Madison
for the annual February vacation.
Walter Marshall Cowell is here from
Chicago accepting the congratulations
OF his friends on his recent marriage
He still declines to give the date Of the
marriage.
guarantees for whooping cough are
not as numerous as formerly. The
rough winter weather and the care Of
an end to the disease in Kenosha.
Michael Higgins of Racine, former
mayor of that city is being urged to
be one of the delegates at large to
represent Wisconsin at the coming
National Democratic convention to be
held in Denver.
Kenosha Camp No. 391, Modern
Woodmen, has received an invitation
from the local camp in Racine to be
present ON Monday evening, Feb. II to
initiate large class, and enjoy an oys-
ter supper given in honor of Kenosha
Camp.
Congressman H. A. Cooper of the
First Wisconsin District has been nam
ed as one of the delegates at large by
She LaFollette Committee 1t is re-
ported that the Congressman wis make
speeches for LaFollette during the pri
mary campaign.
Albert G. Kruger, the well known
contractor, has returned to Kenosha af-
ter a six weeks business and pleasure
trip to New Orleans and the south He
reports business prospects improving,
and is looking forward to busy year
in building operations in Kenosha.
Frank Riccio arrested on Thursday
morning on a charge of assaulting a
young woman employed at the Hosiery
Works was found guilty of the charge
by Justice Donahue and sentenced to
pay fine of hundred dollars and
costs or spend ninety days in Jail He
is in Jail.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wells entertain
ed the hunters Of Kenosha at their
home of Park avenue on Wednesday
evening After hearing all of the
stories recounted around the table last
night, one of the guests wondered if
there were any deer left in the northern
part of the state.