The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-17


Mldale street
j. L. Peterson was Chicago visitor
Thursday afternoon.
W e. Balm of Racine, was in Keno
aha Friday afternoon.
c. W. Hill of Milton Junction, was
IN Kenosha, Wednesday.
p L. Munger of GAINESVILLE, spent
Wednesday, in Kenosha.
}. A. johnson of Milwaukee, spent
Wednesday, evening in Kenosha.
Nh and Mrs. Ralph Karnes are re-
joieing over the birth of daughter.
District Attorney R. V. Baker tran
Baeted legal business in Chicago We'd
nesdaY>
ChaEie3 A. Pohlman and Miss Nellie
Z. Bohn, both Of Bristol have been
iceNaed to wed.
Attorney John w. Cuttings of Union
Grove, transacted legal business in Ke-
nosha ON Wednesday,
M and Mrs. Matt Bode are rejoicing
over khe birth Of q, son. The little boy
arrival on Wednesday.
A license has been issued for the
marriage Of George Broesch and Miss
Gharlatte Hewell, both Of Kenosha.
ME- and Mrs w. L. Carter of Mil
Baukaa, spent Wednesday afternoon
and EYening with friends in Kenosha.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Carter of
South Milwaukee, are spending a week
with friends and relatives in Kenosha.
A 4ase of chicken pox has been re-
ported TO the city health officer. This
disease is not quarantined under the
state law.
The North Side Euchre Club was en-
tertalned at the home of Mrs. Peter
Beck ON Grant street on Thursday af-
teruoon, A pleasant time is reported
by all present,
N0w that q decision has been reach
I'd to close the down town office Of the
mayer there is general scramble for
the furniture in the Office Even the
police Office has put in bid for a part
of IT,
Now that the tax levy has been com
pleted City Clerk Harrington is busy
at work on the city treasurer's books
III order TO get the books ready for the
sO2lBgtion of the taxes by the last
week In this month.
The members of the Board of Educa-
zion who objected to the report Of the
committee on building and grounds
are Eaying some exciting times these
days, but it is thought that they will
40 nat of it alive
K1J Wolgast and Abe Atten met for
a hzG5ted round go at San Francisco
last night and Wolgast is alleged to
have had the better Of the contest.
This should put Frank Conley of Ke-
nosha in line to meet some Of the big
9ne&
The Troubadours of Chicago, gave
very interesting entertainment at the
EIks club rooms on Wednesday even
ing Gnd large and appreciative audi
Hn0e was present. An informal dane
ing party followed the musical pro-
gEaza
A very interesting literary and musi-
eal program was given by the children
of e. James school at the school hall
Friday evening. The program was a
aegiGadly attractive one and it was
greatly enjoyed by the large crowd
present,
a new scheme has been adopted for
She running of cars by the Kenosha
EiestEie Railway company. In the fut-
mTe all ears coming from the south will
run west, cars from the west will run
NORTH, and those from the north will
Ean aouth. This rule will be followed
ct al times.
l5ahn Schultz, the Astounding pay
1ng. Baller of the First National bank
IN Racine, pleaded equity" to the
@AAnA -G% aSd lllSb IIIu Ill Gu0 OulG6u
States GouEt in Milwaukee, Friday,
and was sentenced to a term of tive
years in the federal prison at Leaven-
worth, Kas. He was taken to prison
Friday evening.
At the annual meeting of the First
Congregational church the following
s35eers were. elected. Deacons for two
years, A. E. Buckmaster and L. M.
THEIRS Clerk E. P. Farrill. Treasurer
W. j. Mainland. Four members of the
pastoral committee, Miss Margaret
Robertson, Miss Maria Jordan. Mrs.
Martha Carter, Mrs. Mary Pitcher.
After the trial of the ODonnell-
Donahue case the Circuit Court adjourn
ea nntil Monday morning when the suit
of Albert Johnson VS. the Chicago
Brass Company will be taken up. John
sgn claims heavy damages for injuries
received in falling wall It is under
wemgd that the case will bn ono of Az