The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-06-24
LOCAL TEENS.

ASAaAg1E w. ftA'0 OVAASAA~ w. SF
neraEacation.
Mr.gana.sg Mrs, Lee Brooks Of qhlea-
go, are tRe5 guests ofkCapt. andaMrss
Charles frantz.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s., Smarthout of
Paw Raw,sIIll., spent Wednesday. after
noon in fKenosha.
Miss Gertrude Meyers, has gone to-
Greent Bay forta month IS visit with her
sistertMrs. Phil Sheridan.
The Kenosha Commandry of the
Knights Templar had work. in the gR.ed
Gross 9Degree on MISUNDERSTANDING.
C.$As Dewey returned home Thurs
day4after attending the department. en-
campment of the Grand Army at Eau
Claire.
MI. asand Mrs. Thomas Leahy have
returned to their home iH GAINESVILLE
aftergae visit with their daughter, Mrs.
wa Gs DdAuCAls \
An assistant city clerk arrived at
the, home Of City Clerk George Harring,
ton on Thursday Mrs. Harrington
and the son are both doing we'll.
A license has been. issued for the
marriage. ofeFTanlt j. Sullivan and Miss
Mae sG, s4Earbaugh. ThetceremoRy will
talteplace the latter part" of the month:
Former Governor George W. Peck of
Milwaukee, spent Thursdayrafternoon
withFffiends in. the~ city and attended
the Simmons reception ON Thursday
evening.
Tom: Marx whosahas been employed
withNthe TbomasstB. JeffeEy Company
for the past. year, has gone to Chicago
toaRecept. "a Sposition with the Cable
PIanos0ompang.
DEa6and Mrs, Gardiner andethe mems
baFsqf Internationally jhaSe YcSEfl4e 4 s1zst
noSbastosspend &suglnier4 TteHswial
mG6eg poir6bome atsthe Westeen home
onsE&ebapg9tstre
EsF.kapd!@9NEss,ts A. Css Manaey :. and
chitdFeR5ofs4 Harvard 5Ilt, spent Weapes,
day eNepipg in Keposha eSguests
of NFs.and 9Tfs. aubrey Cook. They
left&thisg morning FOR a weelts's visit
atg Fake Bluff.
NE.aanda Mrs. J.. Clarke, entertain,
ed8 aspumbert fsfriends at$their home
on Romeroy street Thursday evening
in honor of. the fifth anniversary
of their marriage, A pleasant time is
responsibility all present.
The Wisconsin legislature took it's
fnalf adjournment on Friday afternoon
. and orbits were left in the hands of
the governor. The last day brought
a veto of the teachers pension bill,
the governor holding that it would
not be constitutional.
A formal notice OF the dissolution
of, the corporation known as the Keno
sha Chemical Company has been fled
with the Register of Deeds. Roy X.
Dorr has purchased the interest of Ed
ward G. Alleman in the company and
will continue the business.
Collectors of postage stamps, and
rare coin collectors will be interested
in learning that illustrated cyclopedias
ON both subjects have just been pur-
chased for Gilbert NJ Simmons Library
and can now be seen and studied at
any time. They describe the various
postage stamps and, coins and also give
the prices at which they can be bought
or sold.
The local committee in charge of the
lecture to be given by Rev. Harvey
Dee Brown at the Rhode Opera House
ON the. evening of June %, are plan
ming to make this a great event. Ke.
nosha people have always{taken a great
interest'in the fight against Gtpberculo-
sis and it is expected that the crowd
at the lecture will be record break,
ing one.
There was a quiet little, wedding at
tAekparsonage of st. George church at
haif past five O'Clock Thursday even
ingathe contracting parties being. Miss
Elizabeth Cramer and Roy RI, Wade,
both well known young people Of the
north side. The wedding ceremony
Inexperienced by the Rev. b. Elskamp.
ME-. aud Mrs. Wade will make their
hos6e in Kenosha and, will have the
bestgWishes of a host of friends.
Announcement is made of the APP
preaching naxFiage of Prof. w. @. He
witt of1the Osbkoshy Normal School, and
Mrs. Adaleneg Hood of Buffalo, N. ",
widow of exhibited States Senator
Hood of Pennsylvania. The webbing
will take splacesJune. "A, at theshome
ofSthe& bride Is mother atgBuffalo. Mr..
Hewitti is institute conductor and in.
Observation-Disclosures of economy at
tRe{norspal Having beenein the faculty
sevsnteenByears. Last spring he was
a candidate sfor state superintendent of
( schools