The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-12-30
OCTOBER.


of John Stephens. Nels Mortensen
seriously injured in collision of motor
cycle and bicycle. Death of Mrs. Caro-.
line SCHNEIDER. Kenosha schools have
pet stock show.
| Mrs. Louise <. Theirs celebrated
| 101st birthday. Marriage of Miss
Josephine Thomas and William Allen
Fox.
| 3-Emile Osadsky commits suicide by
hanging. Conforti bakery ruined by
fire. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Beck
man celebrate silver wedding. Death
of s:.Eddie'' Moy.
| 5--Death of William Borkenhagen.
Judge Belden hands down decision re-
fusing to Dust administrator in Durkee
will fight. Kenosha Round Table starts
second season s work. Death of Mrs.
Alkaline j. Sowle.
| 6-Marriage Of Miss Agnes Meyer
and Frank Fox of Bristol. City valu-
alton shows total of more than $32,000,-
900. Three horses burned to death in
barn of Edward Filbin. Death of John
G. Kelley. City Attorney John G.
Slater speaks before Kenosha Bar as
| ISOLATION. Mrs. A. Starr Best of Chi
cage, speaks before Kenosha Woman s
club. E8
7-Kenosha men are victims of bold
robbery in Racine. Marriage of Ber-
nice Anna Lewis and Wayne Miller.
8-Dr. Edward L. Herrick arrested
on charges made by wife.
9-Marriage of Miss Ruth johnson
and Jessel Whyte. Roy Warburton
drinks tooth ache remedy in attempt
| to suicide.
1O-Death of Captain L. p Hill.
Joseph Ascuitta, Kenosha Italian muir
| dered in Chicago. Mrs. Mary Brock
meier victim of dastardly assault at
| Salem.
| In. j. Werner named president
of Citizens bank. Norman Jensen,
president of high school seniors, is kid
| mapped Miss Sigrid Larsen has first
honors of mid-year seniors of high
! school.
12-Sudden death of Louis Larsen.
Death Of Mrs. Mary E. Fenner. Mrs.
Orville T. Bright, president of Nation
| al Mothers Congress, speaks in Keno
| sha.
13-Kenosha celebrates when Boston
wins worlds championship. Death of
August link.
14-George Koscak discharged from
custody. Marriage of Anna Bohrn and
Howard Crosse. Death of Mrs. Lena
Lampe. knights of Columbus observe
Columbus day. Congress of First Dis
trict suffragists held in Racine.
15-Death of Mrs. Eva Mellor
Pofahl.
| Redistribution Of Southport Lodge,
Sons of st. George.
| 17-Death Of Mrs. Clara Schnuckle-
Game wardens arrest twelve Kenosha
hunters at Camp Lake.
/ 18-Marshall Ventilated Mattress
company rents plants at Waukegan.
| Aldermen vote unanimously for re-
districting city.
| 19--Marriage of Alice Kelley and
Clement Farnum.
| 20---Marriage of Grace Ann Peck
and Assistant City Engineer Alfred
P. Wood. Charles Ell. Goodman elected
president Kenosha Retailer associa-
tion. knight Templars observe Past
| Commander IS night. Manager A. A..
Dye of Wisconsin Telephone company
succeeded by J. E. Bonell. Death of
Mrs. Tillie Young. Marriage Of Ruth
Strangberg and Einar Anderson. Mar
rage of Ethel Pearl Griswold and
Merrill j. Achen. Marriage Of Ana
belle Welch and N. P. Beck.
21-Marriage Of Stella Price and
George Richardson at Bristol. z, G..
Simmons resigns as director of First
National bank. Elks toast Grand
Lodge officers.
22-Order of Stays opens Wisconsin
headquarters in Kenosha.
| 23-Kenosha Masons visit Bristol
lodge. Letter carriers hold notable
gathering in Kenosha.
24-E' Miss Shellmeg' with Ed. De-
| gan up, wins cleanup race at Ideal
Park.
25-" Honeymoon Girls" on the rocks
in Kenosha.
26-Jenkin Lloyd Jones speaks in
Kenosha. (nuff said)
27-Knights of Pythias celebrate
twenty-ffth birthday. County board
members inspect roads and feast at
home of Chairman John P. Spartz.
28-Death of Henry Lange.
| 29-Fair haired boy is deserted by
mother and left at home of Mrs.
James O'Brien. Death of Mrs. John
Tinklin. Death of Peter Engelmann.
30-Made in Kenosha exhibit opens.
| Death of Mrs. Charles Schulien. Ches-
ter Hammalev fatally wounded. Hes
| peria Lodge Of Masons of Chicago Wis
it Kenosha.
31-Bishop Webb dedicates st. An
| drews Mission.
NOVEMBER.
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