The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-06-17

G. L. Gross OF Madison, was IN Ks-
nosha Tuesday.
Miss Grace McEl'yain spent Sunday
with friends in Milwasssee.
| Mr. aud Mrs. 4. c. sneli Of. Chicago,
spent Monday zftenaoon in KaKoaha.
Nr. and Ms. w. V. Josnson OF Mil
waukoe, spent Sunday afternoon in
KeaosAa.
Mrs. Russell Z. Jenes &c spending q
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Russell
in EIgin, H.
a generalscoalnpnion service Tor tao
children Of st. George church viii be
held next Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L Mccullough of
Milwaukee, arc spending few days
with friends in Keacsha.
| Charles D. Permission and Miss
Maymc 7, Braay, both of Aenosha,
have been licensed to wed.
Mf. and Mrs. Ernst Tmme are here
from Minneapolis for a visit.,with Mr..
Hmmeis parents, Mr., and Mrs. H. H.
Timme.
Miss Bessie Robinson has returned
from her sehool$work at Stevens Point
to spend the vacation with her parents
in this city.
Leo E. Alvord, formerly employed at
the office of the eKenosha Gas and Elec-
tric Company, has secured clerical
position in Chicago.
Farm help continues to be scarce.
The army of unemployed, seems to keep
within the Confines of the large cities
rather than seek the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Tourtelotte Of
Pleasant Prairie have gone for a trip
through Colorado and Kansas. They
expect to be gone about month.
will grant a special discount of 10
per cent for cash on all team pnd driv-
ing harness sold before June l24, 1909.
c. A. Dewey, hardware and harness. WI
DR.. Murphy will have charge of DR..
Ripley's patients during his absence
from the city. DR.. Murphy expects to
locate in Kenosha and continue in prac-
tice here.
County Clerk Russell II. Jones will
be one of the speakers at the annual
meeting of county clerks of the state
to be held at Milwaukee in July. He
will speak on the subject "Should
County Clerks be Elected for Four
Years Term. "
The State Tax Commission has one
of it's force in, Kenosha looking into
the lands owned by the Chicago and
Milwaukee Electric Railway Company.
The statistics are to be used in secur-
ing more equitable assessment of the
property of the company.
The annual class day exercises of the
Senior Glass of the Kenosha High
School will. be held at the auditorium
of the school on Thur day afternoon
at half past two clock. A very in
teresting program will be rendered and
the public is cordially invited to at
tend the exercises.
Fond du Lac was not as fortunate
as Kenosha in securing a Municipal
Court Governor DAVIDSON last night
vetoed the bill establishing the court
at Foud du Lac and the people of that
city will have to wait until the next
session of the legislature. 1t is. evil
dent that Kenosha was fortunate in
having some good friends in Madison
to look after the court bill.
The fifth annual reunion and pic
mic of former teachers and pupils Of
School District No. 2 of Pleasant Prai-
RE, Wis, will be held ON the school
grounds on Saturday, June 10. Short
speeches will be made by several Of
the old boys and girls, giving accounts
of bye7gone days. Yourself and fami-
ly are invited. Come early. Dinner
will be served at 1880 Harding Crow,
President; Frank T. Holt, secy. By
order of committee.
2. g. Simmons gives his annual recep-
ton in honor Of the members of the
Grand Army on Thursday evening and
there promises to be large attendance.
AS in former years the reception will
also be held on the Park avenue M. Z.
church, but the home of Mr.. Simmons
will also be opened for the reception of
the veterans. It is expected that many
distinguished members of the Grand
Army viii come to Kenosha to attend
the annual event.