The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-04-08
Local Items

Now the next thing is to give out
the appointive spoils.
E. A. York of Racine, was in Keno
sha Tuesday evening.
II. T. Hofner of New Munster, spent
the day in Kenosha.
s. w. Kann of Hammond, Ind, spent
Tuesday evening in Kenosha.
The e'off year" election in Kenosha
proved decidedly interesting.
Think of the old sixth ward getting
into line. Donahue is some campaigner.
Madison went wet on Tuesday but
the saloon men had but 301 votes to
spare.
DR.. Thompson has opened an ONCE
in the Burke Bldg. Hours from to
4 p m. and to $3.50 p. m advdwtf
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller of Della
van, are here for ten days visit with
Eenosha friends and relatives.
Again we are reminded that a pri-
mary election does not always point
the way in which the wind is blowing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Freeman of Ridge
street, have a new daughter. The
mother and the little girl are doing
nicely.
A. Clark of Monroe Center, and R.
B. Clark of Milwaukee, spent Tuesday
afternoon with Kenosha friends and
relatives.
This is the first election in wears
that snow did not fall to dampen the
ardor of the victors and impress defeat
upon the vanquished.
The "sure thing betters" who pick
ed Jack Johnson and Bob Sweitzer, got
a pretty bad bump for single week
of gambling transactions
After all it is to be regretted that
all the sailors about the harbor could
not have been voted. 1t would have
just made it a little more interesting.
Kenosha is going to have new grade
school on Collins street. Tt is now up
to the school board to get a dollar IS
worth of school building for every one
of those 100000.
William Dooley, one of the old time
members of the Racine city council,
met defeat at the election on Tuesday.
Dooley had been leader in the Racine
council for years.
It is admitted that more money
changed hands in Kenosha as a result
of Thompson being elected in Chicago
than changed hands On Willard being
elected at Havana.
The town of Salem has decided 10
struggle along with the saloons for an
other two years, the wet forces win
ming in the election on Tuesday by a.
majority of sixty-four votes.
Miss Myrick, a daughter of NJ. o.
Myrick of this city, was in the Mag
nolia Hotel at Los Angeles at the time
of the big fire on last Friday afternoon
but she escaped without injury.
Chief Justice Winslow was given
splendid endorsement in his race for re-
election ON Tuesday. In Kenosha
county he received more than $500
votes regardless of the fact that he
was unopposed for the Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron I'll. Hale obsery-
ed the twenty second anniversary of
their marriage on Tuesday evening. A
very small party Of their friends mot
ored out to their country home on Mon
day evening and gave them very
pleasant surprise.
Frank R. Shuart of Bristol, has been
reelected as q member of the county
board of education for the five year
term. He was not opposed at the cleo
ton on Tuesday and he won a great
endorsement in the big vote cast for
him by the voters of the rural towns.
Stanislaws Edward K1imeaszinski,
eleven months old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Klimeaszinski, died at the family
residence on Racine avenue on Mon
day afternoon. The funeral will be
held from the Polish church on Thurs
day morning with interment at the
Polish cemetery.