The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-01-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

j. H. Nelson Of Madison, was in Ke-
nOsha Wednesday.
W. J. Birmingham spent New Years
day at Galena, Ill.
Miss Amy Pennefeather is visiting
relatives at Salem.
Dr. G. Windesheim is i'll at his home
On Durkee avenue.
Njas Florence Eddy is visiting with
friends in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Barden spent New
Years day in Chicago.
MISS Edna, Ward is spending week
with relatives in Chicago.
Mss Emile and Martha Robinson
have gone to Chicago for a week.
CHARLES B. Reinardy of Milwaukee,
sPant New Years day in Kenosha.
Clerk of the Circuit Court Waldo
spent New Years day at Bristol
A. Albinberry of Milwaukee, spent
Wednesday afternoon in Kenosha.
AR. and Mrs. R. H. Jones spent New
Years day at the old home in Union
Grove.
Miss Rute and Edith Epstein have
returned home from weeks visit in
Oh .sago.
Miss Catherine Flynn has returned
hoRe after spending the holidays in
Chicago.
Fred Baebenroth Of Minneapolis, is
here for short visit with his son Fred
Baebenroth, Jr.
MEs. Thomas Castalla and children of
RaEine, visited Mrs. Daniel McLennon
on Wednesday.
Mrs. L. Graham left today for Mason
gE$y, Iowa, for alvisit with friends and
relatives there.
Harvey Slater has returned to De
Erait, Mich, after visit with Kenosha
friends and relatives.
Francis Allen, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Allen, suffered tract
uEe of the left arm Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Conover and Miss
Helen Bones of Chicago, spent New
Years day with Mr.. and Mrs G.. A.
KuIe.
Julius and Louis Eve, r., were in
kenosha ON business Thursday and Fri
day They departed for Chicago on
Mex Years day.
Mr. and Mrs. JAS O'Connor have re
Gurhed home after spending the holi-
days with relatives and friends in Cam
bridge, Nebraska.
Louis Raught was adjudicated in
sane in the County Court Wednesday
afternoon and sent to the state hospital
at Mendoza for treatment
William schend is reported very
seriously i'll at his home, His condi-
tion was such today that his relatives
had little hope of his recovery.
Miss Katharine Zens who has been
spending the holidays with her mother
Mrs Albert Zens, returned to her home
at Granville, Wis, on Wednesday.
Miss Agnes Gross entertained
number of her girl frienos at party
On last Thursday evening. Those pres
emit report a very enjoyable time.
Miss Ruth Melville entertained
party of her friends at her home on
Market street Wednesday afternoon
A pleasant time is reported by those
present.
Senator LaFollette's new paper is
slated to make it's first appearance next
week. The senator is said to have Sc
cured more than hundred subscribers
20 the paper in Kenosha.
The dance at he Guild Hall Wednes-
day evening proved a very enjoyable
event. Fitzgerald of Chicago furnished
Che music and the large crowd in atten-
aanee report very pleasant time.
hdHUay WdS Ou6 OI Gu0 uH0SG DAYS OF
Bhe year in Kenosha and the streets
were crowded with people all day long.
The Wuather man is evidently plan
ming to hand out the annual January
shaw.
Leslie Heinzman, the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heinzman, is
sonfned to his home on account of
broken leg. He slipped on last Thurs
day and his right leg was broken just
5eIow thes thigh.
The Rev. Fred Ingley, rector of ST.
Matthew's church, held an informal re-
seption to the members and friends Of
St. Matthew's parish on Friday after
Hoen. A large number of people at
sended the reception.
A. G. Beach, manager of the Jeffer-
son City Gas and Electric Company of
Jefferson City, Mo-, was the guest Of
Alderman G.. w. Higley over New
Years. Mr.. Beach visited several of
the plants in Kenosha and cave ont