The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-03-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

aDhA@kdy LII IAcHOold.
3. M. Holtz spent Sunday with
friends in Milwaukee.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gasser of Mid
die street, have a twelve pound boy.
Mrs j. Barr and son Seymour Barr Of
Chicago, are visiting G. Glerum and
family
There will be some interesting cleo
tion expense accounts TO file this year
anyway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baebenroth, spent
Sunday with friends and relatives at
Lake Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs B. J. Cameron spent
Sunday with friends and relatives in
Milwaukee.
March sale Of furniture, carpets and
rugs at Bode Bros. Company, 116-120
Main street.
Mrs. II. F. Williams of Baraboo, is
spending week with friends and rela-
tiYes n Kenosha.
Only three election drunks Sunday
that is only three of them got as far
as the county Jail.
Miss Anna Miller Of Milwaukee, is
spending a week with friends and rela
iives in Kenosha
Mrs. Grin Sutherland and daughter
are here from New York for short
visit with friends in Kenosha.
An election paper Of Democratic poll
lies is one of the novelties promised
for the last week before election
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson entertain
ed number of friends at cards at their
home on Pomeroy street Saturday even
ing. A pleasant time is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Young have
returned home from Oconomowoc where
they attended the funeral Of the late
William Young on Sunday afternoon.
Undersheliff George Villnow arrested
A. Vavelo and Herman, Blenton on
Monday afternoon on charges of as
Bault, The hearing Of both cases was
continued until Saturday.
The members Of the Swift family are
looking tc be alderman. Joseph is
running in the thirty fourth ward in
Chicago and Frank and William in the
Third and Fourth wards of Kenosha
Arthur Cameron who recently went
TO Green Bay to take position with
she Hart Steamship Company, has re-
turned to l<enosha to put the Yacht
Thistle into commission for the com
pany.
The funeral Of the late William H.
Young Of this city was held from the
old home at OconomoWoc on Sunday
afternoon and the remains were laid at
rest at the family plat in the cemetery
theTe. A number of Kenosha people
went to Oconomowoc to attend the fun
Pral services.
The saloons Of the city were closed
today on account of the provisions Of
the primary election law. However it
was not noticeable that any one was
going about with parched throats and
their tongues hanging out. The faith
full side door looked after the thirsty.
Miss Jeanette Cooper, sister Of Con-
gresham H. A. Cooper Of this district,
died at her home in Chicago Monday
morning. She had been i'll but short
time and Congressman Cooper had been
summoned from Washington but he
failed to reach her bedside before she
expired.
The members of the w. r. G. gave
Mrs. Edward Naylor very pleasant
surprise party at her home on South
st4eet Monday afternoon the occasion
being the anniversary of the birth of
the guest of honor. During the after
noon Mrs. Naylor was presented with
pretty gift from the members of the
Corps Those present report very
pleasant time.
Manager Mccain of the Waukegan
team of the Lake Shore League is get
ting cold feet already and he has an
nounced that if the Waukegan people
do not show a tendency to patronize
the base ball park there he will make
bis team a travelling team and cancel
all games scheduled to be played in
Waukegan. 1t looks as if the streak of
yellow was coming out pretty early at
Waukegal.
Kenosha theatre goers had a rare
kreat on Sunday evening when Henry
Aiiier's famous play The Great
Divide" was presented at the theatre
by an entirely competent company of
players. The play was one Of the best
ever seen in Kenosha. The artistic ex-
eeilence Of the acting Of Lester Loner-
gan as Stephen Client and Miss AIDE
laide Nowak as Ruth Jordan was a
continued delight. Every member Of
the small company was star of the
hrst magnitude and the piece was in