The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-04-29

The contractor is laying curb on
Market Square.
f. e. Adams of Milwaukee, was IN
Kenosha Monday.
G. E. King Of Whitewater, spent Mon
day evening in Kenosha.
C. E. Shultis Of Waukegan, was in
Kenesha Monday afternoon.
1t 1T always necessary to hold a
caucus in order to do things.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Heating are re-
joicing over the birth Of a new son.
w. K. Hubbard of Milwaukee, tran
sacted business in Kenosha Tuesday.
Col. and Mrs ]. J. Hoyt have re
turned home after a visit in New York.
Next Saturday will be "May Day"
and not single spring flower in sight
yet.
Mrs. E. A. Lancaster Of Chicago, was
the guest of Mrs. Rouse Simmons
Tuesday.
w. Miller of Green Bay, Wis, was
the guest of his brother G. L. Miller
Monday.
Edward G. Cowen Of Milwaukee,
transacted business in Kenosha Monday
evening
Mrs. F. L. Johnston of Joliet, is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. HON
er Walters.
John Kkuhra and Miss Annie Stou-
eel, both of Kenosha, have been licensed
to marry in this county.
City Clerk and Mrs. Harrington
went to Dover Tuesday evening for
short visit with Mrs. Harrington s
mother.
Mrs. H, f. Swan and son Dana of
Alta, I'll, are visiting Mrs. Swan 5
mother, Mrs. Hoestrup of Ashland
avenue
The annual election of officers Of the
Kenosha Woman s Club will be held at
the annual meeting of the club on
May 18th.
Mrs. j. R. Jackson who has had a
painful operation at the Kenosha Hos
pital, has been removed to her home at
$50 Ashland avenue.
A bicycle belonging to Charles
Check was stolen from in front of the
Weddlestedt saloon on Milwaukee
avenue Monday evening.
The Racine Journal says: 1T is al
most shame to relate what happened
at The ball game Sunday. 1t was a
fearful bump and no mistake"
Kenosha will probably have a circus
early in the summer this year as it is
said that the Gollmar circus is heading
this way. It will reach Kenosha the
middle Of May.
Que of the best musical programs to
be given in Kenosha this year will be
given at the Baptist church, May q
Miss Emma E. Clark, one Of the best
known piano players in Chicago, will
play at this concert.
The hearing of the motions in the
Loescher case will be taken up by
Judge Brazee in the Circuit Court on
Friday morning. If the motions are
denied it is expected that Loeschel
will be sentenced at that time.
The streets and alleys committee O.
the Council has taken no steps to fl
the vacancy caused by the resignation
Of Street Commissioner Steinbach anc
it will be up to the Council to cleo
a successor at its next meeting.
Tom Manning, formerly employed BY
the Kenosha Gas and Electric Compan,
has gone to Racine to join the Racin,
State League base ball team as ;
pitcher. He formerly pitched for TIL
Rochester team in the Eastern League
Rudolph, Blaxdolph residing at 8
North Jay street, has reported to tn,
police that sneak thief entered hi
rooms Monday evening and got ava,
with several suits Of under clothes AM
other articles Of wearing apparel. Tn,
police have made no arrests in tn
case.
Prof. A. G. Wirths dancing schoo
and social at Carpenters Hall satur
day, May |, 1909. Lesson from IS
to 900; social from 900 to 1900
private lessons from 300 to 600. TIL
waltz will be taught in the class Sat
nrday night. A confetti two-step vii
be danced at about 1920. The annua
May party will be given the latte
part of Nav. M