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

county, dies in Racine asylum. Mrs.
Eva Goerndt arrested on serious charge,
tells story Of debauches.
Death Of Mrs. Mary Polimeni.
8-Death Of George Hansen of Som
ers. State Plumbing Inspector Owen
works in Kenosha.
9-John g. Wooley, famous leader
of "drys" speaks in Kenosha. Fred
Lucey and Lydia Monkey of Chicago,
arrested here as auto thieves while on
their honeymoon. Mrs. Mary D. Brad
ford reelected superintendent of the
Kenosha schools
10-Marriage of Aleda f. johnson
and William Quinlan.
11-Kenosha County Farm Institute
and Grain shows opens in Kenosha,
10000 people see exhibits during three
days. Sheriff Andrew f. Stahl declines
to accept Office as postmaster of
Kenosha.
12-Bristol men organize co operative
creamery company at Wadsworth.
13-Jeffery men gather at banquet
at Elks club.
15-Marriage of Miss Maude E.
Potts, Kenosha's best known "busi-
ness y woman, and R. l.. Newton, takes
place at Los Angeles. Death of Hans
Hansen Council lets contract for new
fire station on West Grand avenue.
Personal property of United Refrigera-
tor company sold for $4,000 at auc-
ton sale.
16-Twenty- workers Of Wiscon-
sin Fire Prevention association make
inspections in Kenosha. Jeffrey sales
men in annual conference. Lloyd Cole,
former Kenosha man, arrested as
"dope" salesman at Windsor, Canada.
Death of Rebecca Weyhe Watts. Elks
give complimentary banquet to Judge
G. E. Randall and John M. Kehlor.
17-Voters of Silverlake, decide to
incorporate as a village.
18-A. j. Hutton Of State Industrial
School, speaks in Kenosha. Death of
George W. Smith. Joe yelling and
Jack Doig box at Coliseum show.
79-County officials put ban on slot
machines in county. Harry Horne
takes poison but is saved by prompt
work. Appleton high school debaters
defeat Kenosha team. Mrs. Helen Gail
granted divorce from John f. Gail in
municipal court.
7 20-Minnie Extra, seven year old
child, gets $4,000 damages against
Chicago and Milwaukee Electric road
Burglars rob Orth saloon in Somers.
Death of William T. Lange.
21-Dr. Charles r. Van Hise, presi-
dent of University of Wisconsin, speaks
in Kenosha. Kenosha has first jitney
bus. Bishop Webb in Kenosha.
&c. d. Holt pays Mrs. Catherine
Humphrey $4,000 as "heart balm
23-State supreme court reverses
lower court in State VS.. George Koscak.
Aliens denied right to vote by supreme
court after many had voted in Keno
sha primary election. Death, of George
w. McMullen. Old timers are defeated
for denomination in annual primary
election. Mrs. Anna Skowronski dies
from diphtheria. Gregoria Gallo stab
bed in fight at North Western station.
Marriage of Ethel Locke and Roy
Huff at Waukegan. Mrs. Lydia G.
Barnes. pioneer of Southport, observes
101st birthday at Lockport, Ill.
24-Charles Wilson drops dead on
Congress street. Three hundred Keno
sha people attend ESafety First -
banquet.
25-Death of Mrs. Maria L. Hannah.
First inter-city boxing bouts held in
Kenosha.
26-Luiggi Aulozzi, slayer of John
Luss, convicted on charge of second
degree manslaughter and given light
sentence. Marriage of Ruth Frances
Davis and David FL. Stevens at Hart
ford. Marriage Of Josephine Braamse
and Otto G. Schaap. Lawrence Glee
club sings in Kenosha. Death of G. F.
Schramm.
27-John Mokowski hangs himself
at the Runals farm in Somers. Death
of Mrs. Barbara Windish. Death of
Mrs. Rosa Pitts.
29-Adolph Sandberg of Silverlake,
kills self.
30-Death Of Mrs. Moses johnson of
Bristol. Marriage of Adeline Sax and
Arthur r. Stewart. Hermann Regu-
lars get ninth money in national bowl
ing congress- Annual meeting of Man
ufacturer's association is held and
George Ell. Allen reelected president.
B. Hoffman arrested for issuing worth
less checks. Death of Mrs. Charles
Orvis of Salem. Death of Mrs. Mary
Kushinsky. Sixty pound pressure
maintained at Kenosha pumping sta
! ton under hard tests.
APRIL.
1.-Two hundred Ken0sha Flks atten n