The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-12-24

spending the winter with friends IN
Texas
3@a Miss Emma Brister is home from
4 Ripou College to spend the holidays
with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Fl. Carpenter of Chi
eago, will spend Christmas with Mr..
and Mrs. G. Q. Allen.
..a. Mrs. M. M. Smirl and Miss Marjorie
5Koung spent Wednesday afternoon
v with friends in Racine.
.9@ Clarence Head returned home from
the University Of Wisconsin this af-
ternpon for tie Christmas vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Kessler have
gene to Evansville, Ind, for a two
weeks visit with friends and rela
tires.
Mast of the college boys and girls
FasErued home this evening to spend
the holidays with their relatives in Ike
.nosha-
ri Many of the churches will have
Christmas entertainments on Thursday
eEeaing for the children of the Sunday
schools.
Albert Nichols who is being sought
by. his relatives has been located He
ia+ working as stage manager of the
BiiQa theatre.
r Misses Florence Barr, maybell Whit
akst and Miss Lindas are home from
the University at Madison to spend
the holidays
Mx. and Mrs. Ben Leutritz and daugh-
Ser Will go to East Saginaw, Mich, to-
morrow to spend the holidays with Mr.;
LetEEltz's relatives.
. The final account Of the estate Of the
late Philip Lentz was allowed in the
County Court on Tuesday and Judgment
rendered assigning the estate.
The city clerk and city engineer s
nffees in the City Hall are to be re-
decorated. The work will probably be
eowpleted by the first of the new year.
This is the night of the mysterious
bundle and from the business that. is
heing done in ,Kenosha stores today it
looks as if Friday was going to be a
merry Christmas day in Kenosha. ID
TRa Kenosha Lodge of Masons is
planning for great celebration on
next Monday evening when the new
Btisers for the year will be installed
and the Grand Master will be a guest.
The statesmen of the hosiery company
had great time at the banquet held
Rt fRe plant on tuesday evening. Most
of tba men Left for their homes today
In arfer to be able to spend Christmas
with their families.
Miss Leila Hall returned home Mon
day must improved in health after tax
ing two months treatments in Dakota.
Rey G, Hall Of Arlington, South Da5
Roax, is visiting at the home Of E. s..
Hall on Garden street.
The Liberty Cemetery Helpers will
meet at the McVey Hotel, Camp Lake,
Tuesday, January 10, 1909. Will serve
an oyster dinner at noon. Ali are
e0rdially invited to attend. Tickets 35
Reafa, Maude S. Robbins, Secy.
The marriage of Jesse E. Toppin and
Miss Armida j. job, both Of Urbana,
Ill, was celebrated in Kenosha this
morning. The bride and groom are
cousins and for this reason the MARI
age could not take place in their home
state
ssPaid in Full" one of the best
theatrical offerings of the year in Ke-
n0sha, pleased a large crowd at the
Rhode Opera House Tuesday evening.
The company was an evenly balanced
aRs and the scenery adequate for the
production.
The Imperial German Consul in Chi
cage has asked the County Court here
60 make an effort to discover if Matthi-
as Eeekinger, a German, who recently
died in Kenosha left an estate. The
request is made on the demand of rela-
lives of the deceased in Germany.
Prof. Otis L. Trenary was the host
At a very interesting little dinner at
she Hotel Eichelman on Tuesday even
ing when he entertained his assistants
at the College of Commerce. Covers
weEe Lid for fifteen and the dinner
proved to be one of the most pleasant
social events of the holiday season in
KenOsha.
Cards have been received here an
Rouneing the marriage of Miss Lulu
May Roth, daughter of Frank E. Roth
Of Lincoln, Neb., and William Brad
fond, a son Of Mrs. Mary D. Bradford,
formerly of Kenosha, which was ce1e-
GRATED at Lincoln, Neb., on last Satur-
day Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford will make
kheir home in Lincoln.
stephen J. Moore, aged "a years said
TO be prominent advertising man OF
New York City, was united in marri.
Ng@ here fhic itnarninO Tn. MiSS Ma ~,