The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-08-24

dorsement had been suggested by a
minority report of the committee and
after lot of discussion this report was
adopted and the bill endorsed
1t was six clock before President
Riegelman asked "Where shall we hold
our next conventional Madison and
Wausau hadrepresentatives to give aper-
sonal invitation to the convention and
Sheboygan sent telegram offering her
self as host for 1917. Not a Sheboygan
delegate had attended the convention
and when the vote was taken Shebov-
gan did not get a vote as the conven-
ton city. Wausau won Al to 81.
Then came the adjournment to Wau-
sau in 1917
/ The Kenosha committee on entertain
ment at the close of the convention gave
! out list of the donors to the fund
(which was used in defraying the ex-
penses Of the convention. It follows:
The Fleischmann Yeast Co., Milwan-
kee; w. III. Kranz, Racine; John B.
Kern & Sons, Milwaukee; Quality Bis
cult Co., Milwaukee; Swift &c., Chi
cago; steele-Wedeles Co, Chicago;
Eisenstadt Mfg. Co., St. Louis; Meyer
q Gross, Newark, N. j.; Bouchard-L Log
den-Grier Co., Chicago; Merkle-W Wiley
Broom Co., Paris, ILL.,; Fitzpatrick Bros,
Chicago; Morton Salt Co., Milwaukee;
Roundy-Peckham & Dexter Co.. Milwau
kee; M. G. Madison Seed Co., Mantle
woe; Morris & Company, Chicago:
sprageu Warner Co., Chicago; Horlick's
Matted Milk Co., Racine.
The following are from Kenosha:
The Thomas B Jeffrey Company, Sim
mons Mfg. Company, Cooper Underwear
Company, First National Bank, The
Barden Store Co., Isermann Bros, Bode
Bros. Co., Wisconsin Gas & Electric
Co, Merchants & Savings Bank, Werve
Furniture Co., Chicago Kenosha Hosiery
Company, Mueller uehn Company, S. &
IL. Gottlieb Co., Kenosha Lumber Co.,
A. B. Ames, JOS. A. Pitts, Badger Brass
Mfg Co., Hannahs Mfg. Co., Macomber
& Whyte Rope Co., Frank T.. Wells
Company, George S. Baldwin, Citizens
Bank of Kenosha, Degan & Deffry.
Austin Bros, David Korf, F e. Curtis.
O. ]. Scholer, A. J. Palica, Kappus
Bros, Epstein Bros, Chas. Pfennig Co..
Chas. H. Goodman, Chas. H Pfennig,
Hale Grocery Co., JOS. Hampel, Hotel
Haywood, G. III. Ernst, Temple & Don
ley, Edw J. Sullivan, Perkins Bros.
Thos A. Sullivan, Johnson Hansen Co..
Jensen & Olson Co, Robert Nicoll.
John O'Donnell Est, Head Sim,
mons Co., Nels Larsen, The BERN
Iingham Lumber Co., The Hill
Steamboat Line, w. Fl. Robinson. Peter
G. Beck Co., Wisconsin Telephone Co.
Becker News Co., Sam Isen, Kenosha
Hardware Co., T. J. Dale, James
Graham, Union Dye Works, L. ri. Hel-
brook, Chas Fl. Curtiss, Dawes Clio.
thing Co., Henry F. DeBerge, S. L. Hey
man, Thos. Lockhart, John j. Eng
lsh j. s. Host, L. Turner 6
Sons, Chas. E. Turnock, G. Bisno.
Naylor Johnson, L. I'll. Holderness,
f. Getschmann, W. j. Threinen, Henry
B. Jensen, Mccartney Bros, Nielsen.
Larson Grocery Co, Chas. f. Beckmann.
w Q. equity, Chas Pacini, j. M. Pitts,
A. & S. Motor Co., John B. Wallig.
Glerum Book Store, Mrs. w. w. Barlow.
Il. J. Schuler,~ Roy K Dorr, Block
Bros, Jos. G. Rhode, VIM. E. Stevens.
Nielsen Bros, Paulsen- Lindhardt Dry
Goods Co., Schmitz & Lauer, Dan Hahn,
q. j. Filbin, Donley Bros, H. w. Hide
brant, Kradwell Drug Co., Wahlberg
Garage, John M. Regner, Frank Nelson.
II. J. Condor, Kaelber & Kraft, Dayton
Cigar Co., Peter Rhode, H. A. Bruner.
Josephson & Zimmerman, Chas Leon |
ard, Dewey Hardware Co., All Meis,
Elite, Mrs. Juliani & Co., C. C. Pratt.
EdW. L. Murray, Frank Sullivan, Chas.
W. Greening, Jos. d. Sullivan & Co..
W. II. Arnold, Frank j. Vileta, Russell
Bros, Kenosha Ice Cream Co., I'll Herr |
mann, A. G. Larsen, Victor Papas, j. O.
Hylen, Elmer Burlington, Kenosha Rub
Der Supply Co., Herbert Thomey, "A. E. |
|Bounsal1, Karnes Bros, A. Malmgren.
Leo Rose.
One-sixth of the total amount was Sc I
cured from out of town, the balance
being donated by Kenosha merchants.