The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-02-13
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The Merry Workers. elected the
following officers Feb. Z, 1908. Presi-
dent, Alice Balm; Vice-president, jamie
Willerton; Programme Committee, Wal
ter Cropley, Willie Larsen,
The number Of men employed at the
Simmons factory is being increased daily
and in time it is expected that all Of
the former employees Of the company
will be back at work
The M. Fl. Petit Mailing Company
has filed with the Secretary of State
an amendment to rs articles of incor-
poration decreasing the number Of di-
rectors from eight to FIVE
Miss Alice Kelley went to Madison
Tuesday to enter the City Hospital
Training School there. Miss Deborah
Richter formerly Of this city is assist
ant superintendent Of the hospital
Thomas Burns who is in the county
jail on charge Of larceny has decided
to plead guilty to the charges against
him and he will go before the judge as
soon as the Circuit Court is in session.
It is expected that the contracts for
the paving Of Market Square will be let
before the close of the present month
so that the work may be started just
as soon as the weather will permit.
The fishermen Of this port are waiting
for a heavy land breeze to carry the
slush ice away from the harbor At
the present time it is all but impossible
for the tugs to get out into the open
water.
The Board of Education was to have
met in regular session at the City Hall
on Tuesday evening but only eigh5 of
the members turned out and it was
necessary to postponed the meeting for
a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams enter
tanned large party Of friends at their
home on Pomery street Tuesday even
ing in honor of the fourth anniversary
Of their marriage. A pleasant time is
reported by those present
1t is reported that William J. Craney
at present chairman Of the Board of
Education will retire from the Board
at the end Of his term and will seek
lection as alderman from the fifth ward
on the Democratic ticket.
The committee in charge of the Sc
lection of new minister for the First
Baptist Church has not as yet issued
a call to any one. Several ministers
are being considered and call may be
sent in the next few weeks.
The City Council will meet in special
session on next Saturday evening to
take some action on the amendment of
the City Charter in order to make posi-
bic the passage of the ordinance provid-
ing for salaries for aldermen.
John Stevens is going to a candidate
for reelection as alderman in the eighth
ward. 1t not thought that he will have
any opposition for the nomination and
his record on the Common Council is
such that he should be reelected.
Agents Of the Wisconsin Liberty
League have been in Kenosha for the
past two days soliciting MEMBERS The
League is an organization of the Brew
ers and other liquor interests to com
bat the anti-saloon league in it's fight.
Tho Do IT. ID @
NJ, will hold meeting at the Masonic
Building in Racine Saturday evening
at 1880. Work In the r. and S. M. de-
grees. A good time is expected and it
is requested that as many Of the mem
bers from Kenosha as possible attend.
Two books of special value to grade
teachers, have just been added to the
shelves of Gilbert M. Simmons Library.
They are "The Art Of Teaching and
School Management, both by Ed
son E. White, and have been recon-
mended as aids in preparing for the
, examinations soon to be held for The
teachers of Kenosha.
Mrs. H. M. Baldwin entertained
number Of her friends at kimona party
at her home on Park Place on Mon
day evening. The decorations for the
party which were most elaborate gave
the guests an idea of an evening in
Japan There was one unexpected fea-
ture of the evening and that was the
arrival of the husbands of the guests
just after eleven o'clock. The men as
well as the ladies report very jolly
time.
Mrs. Coda Epstein, mother of Harry
and Emauel Epstein of this city, was
stricken with paralysis at her home at
Danville, H., on last Tuesday evening
and It is feared that she can not recover
The Kenosha sons of Mrs. Epstein were
called to her bed side on Saturday morn
ing and they are still in Danville.
Mrs Epstein is past 70 years Of age and
this reason it is feared that the stroke
Will prove more SeriOus than n . rvo,,no-