The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-01-09

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Hattie Cruise, of St. Louis, Mo-. were
united in marriage here on Thursday
afternoon. They were first cousins.
Charles Loescher was sent to Jail
for term of forty days yesterday
after conviction of charge of assault
and battery. His fine was $40 aud
costs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letting and
family have returned to their home in
Beloit after weeks visit with Mr..
Lettings mother in this city.
Mrs. James German entertained the
st. Georges Cemetery Club at her
home on Prairie avenue on Friday. A
pleasant time is reported by those
present.
The Past Noble Grands of Rebekah
Lodge are figuring on giving their
annual mask ball at the K. P. hall on
Monday, Jan. 20. Big times are
looked for.
The Y. M. G. A. Basketball team
added another victory to their long
string Friday evening. when they de-
feated the High school team by a
score of So TO IL.
The sport of roller skating is to
have revival in Kenosha, as it is an
nounced that Ford du Lac man has
leased Columbia Hall and will change
it into skating rink.
Robert Hansen, a well known young
man of the town of Somers, was ar
rested Thursday evening on charge
of carving ncea1ed wea pons. The
hearing was continued FOR a week.
day night on a charge of ASA u1ting
his wife and one of the boarders at
his house. The case will be heard by
Justice McCarron this afternoon.
Mark Brown, Blue Island man,
was arrested at Zion City on Friday,
CHARGED witt, deserving his family.
At the time Of the arrest Brown was
attending meeting at the Parhamite
Haven.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Wilder cele-
brated the third anniversary Of their
marriage at their home in Pleasant
Prairie on Friday, a number Of Keno
sha people going out to attend the
function
The Medical Society met at the
home of DR.. William M. Farr Friday
evening. The paper for the evening
was read by DR.. G. Windesheim. Re-
freshments we're served at the close
Of the evening.
The hearing of Mrs. Gertrude S.
Robinson, Charged with kidna ping
her daughter in Chicago. was to have
been held in Chicago Thursday but
no report of the hearing has been re-
CelVeQ IN henOSna.
Miss Gertrude Allen entertained the
Phi Alpha Chi girls at a s1umber and
watch partySssNew Years Eve. Dur
ing the past year two members have
been added. they being Florence Eddy
and Elizabeth Adams.
Candidates for aldermen are begin
ming to make their appearance in the
different wards and City Clerk Har-
rington is busting off the blanks and
getting ready for the primary election
to be held in March.
John Sullivan, a member of the
Board of Education from the First
ward, has notified President Craney
of the board that he will resign his
position on account of the fact that
he has moved out of the ward.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Bert H. Steir of
this city and Miss Mari Rose Soren-
sen, of Racine. The bride to be is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
tan Sorensen and we'll known in Ra-
cine and Kenosha. The wedding will
take place early in March.
The following magazines have been
added to the mum Der on the tables of
the reading room at G. M. Simmons
library: American Magazine, Cur
rent Literature, Good Housekeeping,
Home Needlework, Keith's Magazine
Architectural, Little Folks Chill
dren), Spectator BRITISH, World To-
day.