The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-07-22
LOCAL ITEMS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

day in Kenosha.
L. H. Bosley of Beloit, spent Mon
day afternoon in Kenosha.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Frank of Chicago,
spent Monday afternoon in Kenosha
l.. M. Eichelman and R. E. Wilkln-
son have returned home after hve
days trip about the lakes
Michael Comfort and Miss Presta,
both Of Kenosha, have taken out
license to marry.
Mrs. q. f. Cummings and son CLAIR
ence have returned after a weeks Wis
it at Monmouth, Ill.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Kluender, ITO Lake avenue, an IL |
pound boy Sunday morning.
The Kenosha base ball team goes to
Harvard on Sunday afternoon for
game with the Harvard team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warner have
gone to Crystal Lake for a two week s
visit with friends and relatives.
Harry 7. Morgan Of Chicago, has ac-
cepted a position as musical director
at the First Congregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Garrison have
returned home after a three week IS
visit with friends aud relatives at
Baraboo.
The police of the city expected
busy day on Monday, but it was unus-
ually quiet considering the large crowd
in the city.
Miss Florence Stittgen of Milwau
kee and Miss Luella Griesmer of Iron
Ridge, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Budewitz.
DR.. and Mrs. O. B. Smith, Mrs G. E.
ShuItis, Mrs. G. E. Daniels and Mrs.
A. E. Schleicher of Waukegan, visited
Kenosha friends Monday afternoon.
George II. Jigamian and Sutton
Cchilingirian, both natives of Turkey,
but now residents of KenOsha, have
been licensed to marry in this county.
Mrs. C. w. Allen and Mrs. G. P.
Barnes will leave on Saturday for
three week s trip to Yellowstone Park
and other points Of interest in the
west.
Contractor Petersen is rushing the
work on Market Square and he expects
to have the street ready for the ac-
ceptance of the city by the first day
of August.
Henry Rietk will leave on Thursday
for an extended trip through the north
west He will visit the Alaska Yukon
Exposition and take part in the draw
inc for land in the Indian reservations
Ward Clemens, city treasurer of Ra
cine and Past Exalted Ruler of the
Racine Lodge of Elks, was married
there on Monday to Miss Grace Trist,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Richard
Trist.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Vinegar of
Springfield, ILL.,, and Ralph Vinegar of
Chicago, were called to Kenosha Mon
day afternoon on account of the sud
den death of Mrs. Jennie Vinegar
Kennedy.
The Silver Springs defeated the West
Side Giants by the score of 80 to s.
The victors would like to arrange
games with any IA or 16 years old
teams of the city. Address Joe Posch,
40 Edwards street.
Walter Wells entertained number
of friends at stag party at his home
on Park avenue Saturday evening in
honor of Peter Dockendorf of LaMont,
ILL., The evening proved very pleas
ant one for those present.
A discharge from the army made out
to "Robert Marshall' and issued in
1869 was recently found in the streets
of the city. 1t was turned over to
Captain George Hale in order that it
might be returned to it's owner.
The motor boat owned by Robert
Allen of this city, was one of the boats
to reach Sturgeon Bay in the big
Chicago motor boat race. Mr. Allen
and his boat arrived at Sturgeon Bay
on scheduled time Monday evening.
Well, the mayor and the sheriff got
something out of the Buffalo Bill show
even if it did go out into the town
of Somers and get out Of paying city
license. The officials were permitted
TO ride in the historic old stage coach
when it was raided by Indians.
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Lange spent
Sunday at Englewood, Ill., with their
sister Mrs herman Schafer, who is
seriously i'll. Mrs Schafer was
stricken with apoplexy about ten
weeks ago and STAGE that time she has
been in very critical condition. Mrs
Schafer is we'll known in this city and
her many friends regret to hear of her
very serious illness.