The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-08-12
LOCAL ITEMS.

DR.. Ripley has returned nome a1ter
an extended vacation.
A. E. Hart of Milwaukee, was in
Kenosha Wednesday.
C. w. Hill of Milton Junction, was
in Kcnosha Wednesday.
Mrs. Judd of Antioch, is visiting in
IIenosha with her daughter Mrs. +. 0.
Barber.
A pleasant informal dancing party
was held at the Guild Hall on Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Lewis Balm has returned home
after visit with her daughter in Glenn
Lord, Mich.
Mrs. 8. T.. Ma8sari and son of Chi
cago, are here for visit with the
Misses LANCE on Ashland avenue.
Miss Irene Windsor left on Wednes-
day evening for three week S visit
with friends in New Brighton, Pa.
Judge r. Ii. Slosson returned home
Wednesday evening after spending a
ten days vacation at Mudlavia.
Miss Margaret Isermann returned
home Thursday afternoon after a visit
with friends and relatives in DePere,
A license has been ISSUED for the
marriage of Leonardo Montemurro and
Francesca DESMOND, both of Kenosha.
Mrs. G. r. Mcdowell is here from
Glenn Lord, Mich, for few days visit
with her sister Mrs. Roger N. Kimball,
Mr. and Mrs. William White left on
Wednesday evening for Pittsburg, Pa,
for three week S visit with friends
and relatives.
The Elks clam bake is to be held on
the last Saturday of August, but the
place for holding the ''bake' has not
as yet been decided on.
The public schools will open on the
second Monday in September and the
officials in charge of them have already
begun to arrange for the opening.
Little Floyd Wight entertained his
friends at birthday party at his
home on Ashland avenue on Wednes-
b day afternoon. A pleasant time is re-
ported by the children.
Work on the new Columbus school
is progressing very rapidly and it is
now thought certain that the building
will be ready for use by the early part
of November.
The Sisters in charge of st. George
school went to Milwaukee on Thursday
to attend the annual retreat of the
community which is being held at the
Notre Dame Convent in that city.
Farmers throughout the county de.
clare that there was never a better
outlook for crops in this county and
the indication is that the harvest this
year will be of the bumper variety.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Henderson en-.
tertained a number of their friends at
party at their home on Division
street Wednesday evening in celebra-
ton of the seventh anniversary Of
their marriage,
Charles H. Gonnermann and Miss
Anna Gonnermann VINO have been max
ing an extended trip along the Pacific
coast left Los Angeles Wednesday for
Seattle to spend couple of weeks at
the exposition.
- The Socialistic speech which was
scheduled for Market Square ON We'd
nesday evening failed to materialize.
The speaker was advised that he might
just as well move on to the next sta
ton and he moved.
William G. Robb and Miss Annie
Pace, both of Evanston, were quietly
married by Judge randall at his cham.
bers in the Municipal Court on We'd
nesday afternoon. They left at once
for Evanston where they will make
their home.
No plans have as yet been made by
the Kenosha Trades and Labor Coun.
Gil for celebration of Labor Day,
but it is expected that the annual La
Dor Day picnic will be held as in other
years. Details of the celebration will
probably be announced later in tho
month,
The City Council is planning to have
the work of paving Ashland avenue
started before the close of the present
year. 1t is the plan to get in the curb
and all the connections this wear SO
that the actual work of paving may be
started with the opening of the paving
season next year.
The announcement that the Kenosha
Crib company was to make all The
bodies used by the Thomas B. Jeffery
Company during the coming year i
incorrect. The company has received
small contract for making a portion
of the bodies, but it is the ultimate
plan Of the Jeffery company to make
the bodies in their own plant.