The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-10-28
Local Items

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Empty barrels, can be used for sauer
kraut. Kappus Bros. advdwn1
L. Hart of Milwaukee was Keno
sha visitor Tuesday afternoon.
Supervisor Of Assessments Joseph E.
! Dalton of silverlake, spent the day in
| Kenosha.
Picture frames made to order. We
do the work right. DeBerge's, 26o
Main street. advdwo2S
Postn aster German is taking bids
fer the reoainting of the roof of the
federal building.
We have the most complete art NEE
die work shop in Kenosha. Come and
see. DeBerge's. advdwo28
Our 1916 line of fine wall paper is
arriving daily. See US about your
wants. DeBerge's. advdwo2S
DR.. A. L. Mcintyre of Elgin, ILL.,, was
called to Kenosha on professional bust
ness on Tuesday afternoon.
The frost was sure on the pumpkin
| this morns6g. 1t was the heaviest
frost known SO far this year.
When you want information about
painting, vanishing, staining and dec
Grating consult US. DeBerge IS. advdwo2S
The town of Caledonia in Racine
has voted to expend $10,500 for the
improvement of the Sheridan road next
year. as
All the Germans are not on the firing
line. A "Little German Band" was
picking up nickles on the streets of
Kenosha today.
! The Kenosha high school football
team will journey to Deerfield on Sat
urday for a game with the strong
Deerfeld team.
Contractor Kennedy is increasing his
force Of men daily in an effort to beat
winter in the construction of the two
big sewers. The work is now progress
ing in satisfactory manner.
| Milwaukee beat Kenosha selling
bonds. The 100000 issue recently
sold there brought a premium of more
than $4,000. They have the same rate
of interest as the Kenosha bonds.
| Even the most disagreeable house
hold tasks become a pleasure when your
home is supplied with plenty of hot
and cold water obtainable by simply
turning a faucet. Chas. H. Good
man. adv
A big crowd of Kenosha alumni of
| the University of Wisconsin will jour
ney to Chicago on Saturday to witness
the Chicago Wisconsin game. It is ex-
pected that hundred from Kenosha
will make the trip.
Clarence Mitchell, arrested in Wau-
kegan on charge Of threatening the
life of his wife, was on Tuesday held
on a peace bond of $1,000. Being I'M
able to furnish the bond he returned
to jail to await an adjourned hearing
Of the case.
The funeral services for the late
Mrs. Ann Mcnamara will be held at
the home in Bristol at nine o. clock on
| Thursday morning. A church service
at the Bristol church will be held at
ten CLOCK and interment at the Mill
Creek cemetery will follow.
Plans are being made for the organi-
cation of a new boxing club in Keno
| sha, but as yet no charter has been Sc
cured and no application has been
made to the state commission for IL
cense to hold shows. The promoters
of the new club have not as yet made
public its plans.
Alice Hansen formerly of Ravens
wood is being sought in Kenosha. She
is twenty years of age and she left
her home some three weeks ago to come
to Kenosha to work. She has not been
heard from since and friends who came
to Kenosha seeking her were not able
to get any trace of her here.
John Burns of the town of Salem,
met with slight injuries in runaway
accident on West Salem avenue just af-
ter nine o'clock Tuesday evening. His
horse was frightened by a piece Of fly
ing paper and ran away. Burns was
thrown from the buggy and badly
bruised, but he had no broken bones.
Germany has again put the ban on
parcel post matter for the United
States and no parcels will be sent from
that country to this country for an in
definite period. It is probable that
later the United States will take the
same action and limit the dispatch of
parcels to countries other than Ger
many,
L. Ole of Pomeroy street and E.
Roemer were the principals in a
bicycle and automobile collision on
Tuesday. Both men escaped unhurt,
but the bicycle was smashed. Ole de-
clared that he was willing to assume
the blame and pay the damages and