The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-04-22
LOCAL ITEMS.


A. P Johnson Of Stevens Point, was
in Kenosha Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. August Litzbarski of
Ashland Court, have new son.
Joseph J. Jansen spent Thursday
evening with friends in Kenosha.
John Lyman is home from South
America for a visit with his parents.
A. j. Kubec has purchased the resi-
denee of Mrs. Samuel Reynolds on Dur
kBe avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jacobs attend
ed the grand opera in Chicago Friday
evening
Mrs Will Rieken of Tomah Wis,
spent Friday with her sister Miss
Louise Jeska.
Fred Westeen entertained a num-
Der of his friends at his home on Elk
change street Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Kingman and son,
left on Friday for Wyoming, where
they will make their future home.
The fears of the Racine police that
one of the tramps confined at the jail
had the smallpox proved to be ground
less and the suspect was released yes
terday.
Mrs. Geo. F. Adams has gone to
Washington to attend the national
convention of the D. A. R. Mrs
Adams is regent of the local chapter
Of the daughters
Another move is being made to start
new daily paper in Kenosha and
two men are visiting the prominent
Democrats of the city with a. view of
selling stock in a new company
Game Warden Kleist is having a
great laugh at the expense of the state
department. That statement about the
sale of the deer confscated is making
a lot Of people about the state laugh
kilograms received by local shippers
state that the straits of Mackinac are
open for traffic. The north passage is
reported free of ice and boats can
uaake the passage so long as the pres
emit shift of wind holds
Pete, the monkey who has amused
4&e people Of Kenosha for several sea-
B0us by making balloon ascensions,
died ON Sunday Pete fell a VICTIM to
consumption some time ago and it is
just possible that his strenuous life had
something to do with his contracting
the disease. He will he buried with all
due ceremony.
Ehe seniors of the High School have
decided to give CDR. Burton S Pre-
seription" as the annual class play
this year. The play is said to be a
winner and it was successfully given
by the High schools at Hyde Park
and Duluth last season. The cast for
the play will be announced within the
next few days.
Miss Josephine Ritter, we'll known
KeHQsha woman, met with painful in
lures on q, Northwestern train between
Kenosha and Waukegan Sunday after
noon. A suit case fell from one of
the racks in the car striking the young
woman on the head and causing pain
full injury. She will lie confined to her
home for several days as result of
the injury.
Eddie Killian, the great left handed
piteher of the Detroit Americans, has
a very sore arm, which does not i'm
prove as it should and it may be neces-
sary to send him to some minor league
club to rest up for a season. Should
1t be decided to farm cut Killian for a
time ne will probably come to Racine
aud play first for the Racine team in
She state league.
A picket post of the Grand Army
sf the Republic with membership of
seventeen was organized at the home
uf H. e. Benedict at Lichmond, Ill, on
Saturday afternoon. It will be known
as the Genoa Junction Picket Post and
IS composed largely of members of the
Kenosha Post. Department Chief Mus
tering Officer @. E. Likes Of Kenosha
gas in charge Of the formation of the
post.
Notwithstanding tbs stormy weather
sf Sunday large crowd gathered a
81. George Hall to witness the produc
zion of coax Farm, = three act dram;
gwen by the membe.s Of the Youn!
Men S and Young Women's Societie
for the benefit Of ST. Frances Orphan
age. Every part in the piece was wei