The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-02-11
LOCAL ITEMS.


Ernest Hill Of Kenosha, spent Mon
day in Milwaukee.
DIR. F. E. Andre is i'll with mumps.
He is confined to his home.
K. Haessler of Milwaukee, transact
ed business in Kenosha Monday.
Frank Adams Of Milwaukee, was
calling ON Kenosha friends Monday.
B. +. Windsor has returned home
after two weeks business trip in
the east.
County Superintendent j. j. Kerwin
of Silver Lake, was in Kenosha Mon
aay afternoon.
Perry 0. Grist returned to East Troy
Monday afternoon after visit with
Kenosha friends.
Miss Grace Walker Of Evanston, is
spending a week with friends and rela-
tive8 in Kenosha.
Mr. and Mrs G. M. Wilson of Mari
nette, are spending a few days with
friends in Kenosha.
G. z, Remer returned home Monday
afternoon after a. weeks business
visit in New York and Boston.
Mrs. Maurice A. McCabe and Miss
Viola Lonsdorf Of Milwaukee, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Don-
nell.
The banquet of the Lincoln Club in
celebration of the birthday Of Lincoln,
win be given at the Guild Hall on Fri
day evening.
Friday is a. national holiday and the
banks of the city will be closed dur
ing the entire day. The post office
viii observe the regular holiday hours
A coat and cap were exchanged by
mistake last night at Prof. Wirth s
masquerade. The person who has the
wrong coat kindly exchange soon with
Ray Holton, 9O7 Market St.
An epidemic of mumps is reported by
the physicians of the city. The cpl
denic seems to have developed in a
very few days and the disease is said
to be in malignant form.
Mrs Nels Anderson of Rowland
avenue entertained for her daughter
Viola Monday afternoon. The enter
tainment was in celebration of the
fourth birthday of the little girl.
The City Council will meet in regu-
lar session on next Monday evening.
Ii is not expected that the meeting
win be repetition of the meeting of
last Monday evening and mild ses-
sion is expected.
A. c. Allen was arraigned before
Justice McCarron on charge Of as
saulting his wife Kittie Allen. He
was fined twenty-five dollars and costs
or given the alternative Of sixty DAYS
in Jail. He went to jail
Bernhardt Neimeyer creates an en-
tirely new type of stage German as
Carl Wallenstein in ga Girl at the
Helm" 1t is not burlesque and is
played almost "straight'' although
there is wealth of comedy in the
role.
Andy Collins, arrested on Sunday on
a charge of burglarizing the Marsh
home in Woodwork, was held to the
Circuit Court for trial on Monday af-
ternOon. He waived examination and
being unable to furnish bond returned
to Jail.
a number of cattle on the Iarm of
Deputy Sheriff John MUTT have been
slaughtered by the state on account Of
traces of tuberculosis The deputy
sheriff believes in having his cattle
right and he made request for the
examination and now has herd en-
tirely free of the disease.
A splendid surprise party was held
at the home of Miss Ida Morrison, 814
Pearl street in honor of her "skiddo -
birthday. There were twenty-three
present at the party and all report a
Jolly time. Games were played and
Miss Augusta Tanck sang that beauti
ful song, "Why rGalesburg Went
Dry Miss Morrison will soon leave
for the west to make her home.
M. NJ Sullivan, who now represents
The First ward on the Board of Edu-
s cation, has decided that he can defeat
Alderman O'Brien for the Democratic
nomination for alderman and has taken
out petitions as candidate for that
nomination. Alderman O'Brien has
not been as plastic clay in the hands
of the administration and it is lust
possible that hard fight will be made
to prevent his denomination.