The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-01-04

duced, - starts trouble. Death of Miss
Lora Blackman.
S-North- Western Railway rul lad
it will no longer allow MERCHANDISE to
be retailed from cars on its tracks.
Wisconsin Humane Society sent formal
incorporation papers to Madison First
High school mid-year junior "prom
ever given in Kenosha. Marriage OF
Miss Marie Lydia Allen and Robert
Gottfredsen.
9.-Death of Mrs John Kraai
10-Health Department reports 8St
births for 1915. New railway rates
announced to be effective January 5.
The Rev. G. A. Carlson engaged as pas
tor of Lutheran Church Mary Pohl-
man Leickem attempted suicide Death
of Mrs. Olive Manly Miller in
Harvard, Ill.,
11-Kenosha county women makes
first demand for mother IS pension under
new law. County Board re-assembled
for January session Kenosha post
Office burned 10000 Christmas and
holiday cards not conforming with de-
partment rules. Death of Mrs. Agnes
Kull Stockwell. County Board holds
annual frolic. Death of Miss Marie
Olsen.
-12-County Board discuss plan for
inter-county training school School
Board put children on half time
to relieve congestion in schools.
13-Sheriff Stahl on train wrecked
at Allis Station, but escaped serious in
jury. Resignation of Z. S. Jordan and
Paul Zens from Jeffrey Company an
nounced. Retailers Association nam
ed men to take charge of automobile
show. Robert Weiman found in TT.
Lorraine, Ohio, hospital
14-Woman s Auxiliary of Park
Avenue Methodist Church held child
labor meeting. Dr. Smiley Blanton
held defective speech clinic Auditor
Charles Wine of Milwaukee, criticized
ANTICIPATED system of book keeping of
Kenosha county. Allen Fox trans
ferred to Ridgeway, Pa, Office of Gem
trail Leather Company Break in steam
pipes of Rhode Opera House caused
Senator LaFollette to disappoint crowds
gathered to hear his talk. Death of
John Andrew Lawler.
15-R. S. Begg resigned as expert
mental engineer of Jeffrey Company.
Mayor appointed w. L. Grosvenor, G..
L. Hackett, J. J. Hoyt, A. Fl. Lance,
j. H. Lichtenberger, A. H. Quigley
and H NJ Vale members of the Navy
League in Kenosha. Announce whirl-
wind campaign to raise $4,000 for
Fairgrounds. FPop" Arson was at
Virginian Theatre. Death of Mrs.
Maude Myrtle Marsh Of Bristol.
Death of Mrs. Katherine Wicket at
eighty years. John Guinitus struck by
train and his arm injured. Death of
Edward Wight.
16-Joseph Goldstein was overcome
with automobile gas.
17-Death of Mrs. Nellie Mary
Sears Death of Mrs. Anabel Kerr.
Council rejected proposition for new
police station.
18-Hold banquet TO plan for rails
ing $4,000 for Fairgrounds. Andrew
Thomson fails to recover claim against
city for $3,91398 made on sewer con-
tract Death of Fl. G. Kingsley.
Jewish charity ball Melted $400. Mar
riage of Miss Pearl Davis and Nicholas
Fonk. Marriage of Miss Wynne Claw
ford and Kellogg Huntington.
19-Chicago and Milwaukee Electric
Railway fined fifty dollars and costs for
speeding car December 7th which ran
down and killed G.. G. Schulze. Mrs.
A. Jensen injured by unknown as
sailant. Death of Casper Mayer.
Death Of Peter Lobotka.
20-Postmaster James German APP
piled for addition to postofice. Sheriff
Andrew Stahl named as candidate to
national convention from the First
District. Death of Mrs. Charles
Halves.
21-Death of Joseph Ludwig.
22-Tony Jensen taken to Waupun