The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-01-07

beck and Frank A. Johnson. George
Yule resigns as director in First Ma
tional Bank and Charles II. Pfennig
is elected to succeed him.
9-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krautkramer
celebrate golden wedding. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Smith celebrate silver we'd
ding. City Club members start crusade
to save lives of babies in Kenosha.
Charles Miller of Somers, held up and
robbed by automobile bandits.
ll-James E. Tully resigns as clerk
of the municipal court. Merton E.
Smith confidential employee of hosiery
company, admits grand larceny charges.
Death of Miss Sadie Drapp. B. R.
Pierce goes to prison after pleading
to forgery charge.
12-Merchants enjoy lake trip as
guests of Hill Steamboat Company
Angelo Nawrochek stabs wife and
brother-in-law in family row.
13-Death of Mrs. Emile Van Lone
Harvey. Gordon Brown drowned in the
lake just south of Kenosha. Kenosha
baseball team joins the Lake Shore
League.
14-Death of Fred Ackermann at
Twin Lakes.
15-Marriage of Miss Bess Anderson
and George Blake.
16-Georgo R. Seeberger dies very
suddenly.
l7-John Jenny and son, Indian
hunters, search lake for body of Cor
don Brown which is recovered by life
savers while Indians search. Peter
Ortiz died very suddenly Report of
water commission shows year profits
of $4,000. Glenn Webb arrested at
the point of gun charged with grand
larceny.
l8-Merlin Hull, republican candi-
date for governor, builds fences in Ke-
nosha. James Bailey resigns position
at the hosiery works after many years
Of service.
19-Death of Mrs. Julia Treadwell
Skinkle. Death of Mrs. Rose Ward.
20-Death of Mrs. Barbara Mockus
Death of Mrs. John M. Bruins. Her
man Loefer finds 5000 pearl in the Fox
River. Death of the Rev. Carl Dorm
field in Milwaukee.
2l-Sudden death of August Mach
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tillotson OBJ
serve silver wedding anniversary.
22-Firemen risk life to save child
rem when saloon of S. Rutkowski is de-
stroyed by fire. North Western coal
chutes at Balm burned with loss of
$4,000. Marriage of Miss Selma Pau
line Schmekel and William GEM
Annual banquet of College of Commerce
students held at Elks Club Death of
Mrs. Katherine SchonbachIer. Meat
dealers form. city organization with
Charles V. Deffry as president.
25-John Sluzinski found dead at
the home of his brother. Army worm
works havoc in the fields of Kenosha
county. Major G. j. Symmonds of Ke-
nosha, ordered to join army in the
Philippines.
T-Hill Steamboat Company and
Marquette steamers reached an agree
ment to end competition of boat lines
out of Kenosha.
misrepresentation of foreign man
ufacturing concerns inspect plant of
Chicago-kenosha Hosiery Company.
Death of Frank Kosecki. Body suppos-
ed to have been Joseph Papan found
floating in the lake at the harbor
entrance.
29-Magazine editors see "Jeffery
Quad'' do stunts. Death of Miss Emil
lie Schmeckel. United States District
Attorney gets warrants for users of the
Red Cross in Kenosha. Andrew
McEan killed by a train at Somers
Station.
30-Thousands Of Kenoshans attend
annual outing of merchants at Central
Park. Miss IONA Gale speaks before
the City Club. Kenosha high school
classes of 1861-1S62 have reunion at
Evanston. City Clerk Harrington goes
under knife for appendicitis. Kenosha
Moose team wins national honor at
Milwaukee meeting. Death of Mrs.
Mary Heaphy.
31-Burglars rob "Wear You Well'
store on Market Square Death of
Mrs. Louisa R. Witscheber of Somers.
AUGUST.
Racine and Kenosha county Ma
sons have annual picnic at Piper s
Park. Death Of Mrs. Mette Catherine
Halker.
death of Mrs Mary Ella NORM of
Scmers. George A. Schubert resigns
from school forces. More than three
hundred automobile dealers attend
conference at Jeffrey plant Levi Ban
croft, candidate for senator, greeted by
audience of six people.
death of Mrs. Pauline Zierk.
Fire chiefs of twenty-five cities visit
Kenosha.
5-Mrs. Helen DeSpelda Moore re-
signs as superintendent of Kenosha
hospital.
6-Death of Mrs. Esther Stebbins.
Hans Lorensen drops dead while work
ing in yards of N. R. Aliens Sons