The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-07-23

n. D. GURUS OI ~. L ID Sp0uuluS
a few days in Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hale have gone
to Camp Lake for q weeks outing.
DR.. G. H. Gebhart has moved into
his new residence on Park avenue
! John B. Davidson Of South Chicago,
spent Monday afternoon in Kenosha.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Hare have gone
to Lake GENEVA Tor a two weeks out
ing.
| Mrs. R. W. Arndt and daughter Of
DePere are visiting with Kenosha
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. John SHUTS Of Park
street, are rejoicing over the birth Of
q daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jensen have
returned home after a short outing at
Camp Lake.
Mrs. Edward Murphy and Mrs. J. J.
Mahoney spent Monday Afternoon with
IflenQS IN CnlcagO.
The Kenosha police have been asked
to look out for a motor cycle stolen
in Chicago Monday night.
The Lady Maccabees will give card
social at Mrs. Frank Nelson S Oh Mar
ket street Tuesday July Fl.
Plans are underway for return ball
game between the post office clerks and
letter carriers Sunday, July Goth.
Circuit Court will be in session the
latter part of this week with Judge
Ludwig Of Milwaukee on the bench.
Mrs. G. G.. Schulze and son Karl, left
Monday evening for the McVey Hotel
at Camp Lake for a two weeks outing.
A thing of beauty is a joy fote'er.
Just look at the new water fountain
at the intersection of Main and South
streets.
Attorney Wallace ingalls, has taken
out papers as a candidate for member
of assembly in the first district Of Ra-
cine county.
Superintendent Willis Russell of the
Kenosha Electric Railway Company
who has been i'll for several days, is
able to be out again.
f. Clowry Chapman Of st. Louis,
formerly advertising manager for the
Thomas B. Jeffrey Company, spent the
day in Kenosha.
The scarcity Of farm hands continues
and the farmer in his desperate efforts
to secure help to take up his crops, does
not see any idle men in Kenosha.
Pitcher Pulse who has been pitching
for the Racine team has been released
and he may join the Waukegan Cubs
for the remainder Of the season.
Percy Hatch who has been spending
weeks vacation with relatives at
Oconomowoc, returned to his duties at
Lockhart' jewelry store Monday.
Mrs. c. Dewitt of Chicago, well
known to many people in Kenosha was
the victim of robbers on Monday los
ing jewelry to the value of $3.50.
The work of paving Market street is
scheduled to start the middle Of August.
It is expected that the preliminary
work will all be done by that time.
Mrs. V. D. McCaskey and daughter
Mildred from Belvidere, ILL.,, are visit
ing at the homes Of Mrs. VIM Leonard
on Garden street and Mrs. E. Cot of
York street.
The attendance at the annual insti-
tute for the teachers of Kenosha coun-
ty is greatly increased today and the
teachers of the county are taking a
ing done.
D. Ward King, the good roads ex-
pert, is planning to make trip
through this section Of Wisconsin early
in September. He may be secured to
| deliver an address in Kenosha early
in the fall.
The meeting Of The Northwestern
Regatta Association will be held on
Lake Geneva, August SO. The full list
of entries and program of races and
entertainments will be issued next
week.
Ward Clemens Of Racine is to be a
Democratic candidate for the office of
state treasurer. Ward is a good fellow
but he seems to be on the wrong side
of the fence to get any political ad-
vancement in Wisconsin.
The chief of police has been directed
by the Council to notify people living
about the corner Of Congress and Rock
street not to dump garbage on the lot
at that corner. Arrests are promised if
| the nuisance is not abated.