The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-24

Friday afternoon.
Hegman Greening attended the poul-
try Stow in Chicago Friday.
Charles H. Hathaway of Racine, was
a Kenosha visitor Wednesday after
n0nn.
8fra. Henry DeBerg entertained the
cemetery association on Wednesday
afternoon.
The new electric theatre in the
Meyers Block will be opened on Thurs
day evening.
City Clerk George w. Harrington has
been appointed notary public by Gov
Rraor Davidson.
The Eagles defeated the Blue Jays,
two games in three at the Peterson al
Bgys On Wednesday evening.
Mrs. J. w. Studebaker of Toledo, Ia,
zs hgFe to spend the holidays with her
m0ther Mrs. J. A. Winberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. L. Mason left on
Frs84g for GAINESVILLE, Ohio, to spend
the holidays with relatives there.
"A license has been issued for the mar
Eiage Of Leroy Lafayette and Miss An
ma II. Christensen, both Of Kenosha.
BIZ, and Mrs. a. L. Middleton have
gone TO st. Joseph, Mich, for three
weeks visit with friends and relatives.
2A5Ilip Schnell for many years en-
pioyed in the Perkins Grocery store,
has opened new store on Wisconsin
street.
Miss Madeline Thomas has returned
10 her home at Gurnee, ILL.,, after a two
Beeks visit with friends and relatives
zn Kenosha.
The Night Hawks defeated the All
Stars two games in three at the bowling
match played on the Petersen alleys
Friday evening
Budge Joseph V. Quarles celebrated
ms sixty-ffth birthday at his home in
Milwaukee on Thursday He received
RERWy letters of congratulations from
fTSeads In Kenosha.
Tke annual athletic party is to be
hRId at the auditorium of the high
aehool on the evening of Jan. Is and
Chg boys and girls of the school are
already making arrangements for it.
0iyer Johnson of Chicago, went out
mite the lake Wednesday afternoon to
place new buoy at the intake of the
AFHOsha Water company, but the seas
EETa so, rough that he was forced to
abandon the work.
The Flks have begun to make ar
Engagements for the annual Charity ball
wa6Sh will be given at Germania Hall
the last week in January. 1t is plan
ned to make the ball the most sue
Eessful ever given by the order in Ke-
zSBsha.
the room formerly occupied by the
Taamas H. English market in the
Mayors Block has been leased by Will
Eam McDermott and John Mcconnell,
gr., and an electric theatre will be
gpened there about the first Of the new
year.
The marriage of Miss Grace L. Reed
and Wilbur Bateman was quitely cele.
brated in the County Court room at the
Cpnrt House at eight O'Clock Saturday
gvsning. The ceremony was performed
by Judge R. FL. Slosson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bsteman will make their home in Ke-
2csha and they have the best wishes
81 y barge circle Of friends.
s'A No. IT, the most famous hobo
I'm Che country, dropped into Kenosha
On Friday and registered at the police
oaiee. He IS said to be the most cultur-
I'd tramp on the road. He prefers
stamping and while he has written sew.
sra2 books and is said to have consider
able money, he refuses to give up the
EUad.
Ralvor Anderson and John Rasmus-
zen walked through Somers, Union
Grove, Kansasville, Dover and arrived
at Burlington They left Tuesday
morning at nine o'clock, arriver at
Burlington at 7:15 p M. They started
bask leaving Burlington at 9:15 a. m.
Wednesday and arrived at Kenosha at
1880 p. m. The return trip was made
by way of Wheatland and Silver Lake,
Salem, Bristol and Pleasant Prairie