The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-11-26


Monday in Kenosha
Prank Drake has accepted a position
in the John E. Heating saloon.
Father e. M. Cleary Of Minneapolis,
lis to deliver a lecture in Kenosha next
Tuesday evening on the subject: "The
Middle Ages"
The Young Men IS Society of St.
George church will give musical en-
tertainment at st. George Hall on next
Sunday evening.
The literary after-piece, freight
Memories" alone will prove worth the
price Of admission to the concert on
Friday evening at Park avenue church.
Mr. and Mrs. r. V. Piper will leave in
few days for California where they
will spend the remainder of the winter
nhey may decide to make their future
home there.
The newly elected county officials
will begin their new terms of office on
the first Monday in January. Most of
them will name their deputies within
the next few days.
Miss Anna f. Smith, the soprano who
sings at the concert on Friday evening
earned much of her reputation in the
vicinity Of Boston, Providence and Mar
ragausett FIer where her audiences were
most critical.
The famous "sextette from Lucia .
has been arranged for five voices and
win be presented as part of the pro
gram at the concert on Friday evening.
Noy, 27. Remember the place, Park
avenue M. e. church.
The members of the Five Hundred
Club entertained a large number of
friends at dancing party at the Guild
Hall Tuesday evening. A pleasant
time is reported by all present.
The Kenosha Electric Railway com
pany is planning to put in new cross
ing Sf Market street. The steel for
the work is now on the grounds and it
be done during the next ten days.
When making up the list for your
Thanksgiving dinner this evening don It
forget to make some provision for the
poor of the city. There will be many
people in Kenosha to whom the day will
be a, gloomy one without your help.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Giles, Mr.. and
Airs. b. Fl. Schultz, G. H. Gonnermann
and q. H. GOnnermann, Jr., have re-
turned home after two weeks hunt
ing trip in Northern Wisconsin. They
brought the usual large supply of veni-
soR-
The sidewalks on the south side of
Market Square are now completed with
the exception of one at the corner Of
Church and Market streets. The com
ple3lOn of this work is one of the most
notable Improvements of the year in
Kenosha,.
Detectives from Racine were in Ke-
nosha today looking up the records of
local crooks. Several burglaries have
been committed in Racine in the past
few days and it is thought possible
thaf they may be traced to Kenosha
talent.
The members. of the st. George Gene
terry association entertained a. large
crowd at a card party at St. George
Hall Tuesday evening. The evening
proved one of the most pleasant in the
long line of entertainments given by
the association.
Women wishing to become candidates
for the position Of proof reader for any
temporary or occasional or permanent
@rFice, outside of the legislature, should
make application to the Civil Service
Commission for examination as proof
header on December S.
Candidates for county judge have be-
gun to send out feelers Of the public
pulse notwithstanding the fact that the
eieGETon does not take place until next
spring. Judge Slosson has made no an
nouneement of his intentions, but it is
generally believed that he will be a
candidate to succeed himself.
The annual memorial services of the
KeR0sha Lodge Of Elks will be held at
the lodge rooms on the afternoon Of
Dec. 6. The annual memorial address
wall be delivered by the Hon. Wallace
Ingalls, of Racine, recently elected as
member of the state assembly from
Racine county.
The last chapter in the history of the
Inflated "Kenosha Daily Press" was
written on Tuesday when the presses
and printing material were shipped to
Chicago. No complete settlement has
ever been made of the liabilities of the
company and this will probably be the
last heard of the plant.
Mrs Clifford L. Smith, the widow of
the man who was murdered bv John
Bradley at Berryville two years ago.
has been located and she will undoubt-
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