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


versary of building of new church by
defeating a new altar. Charles Myo-
kus shot by woman in west side acct
dent.
1S-Governor dismisses all charges
against Sheriff Stahl. City Clerk Har-
rington turns over biggest tax warrant
in history of the city, total being over
SSS0,000. Death of Mrs Emma Kuh-
men. John Milligan and Edward Muir
ply form partnership and take over
Nicholas Pirseh wagon shops. J. M.
Albers elected by council as first build :
ing inspector. Death of Julius Biloxi
dorf. Raymond Deming, aged 8, saves
mother IS life in fire. Death of Elmer
David Jensen.
19-Joseph Bocero crushed to death
between two engines. George Leet
elected chairman of County Highway
Commission. G. D. Theleen elected Sec
rotary of Middletown, N. Y, Chamber
of Commerce. Farmers announce ad-
vance IN cost of milk. Bold burglars
rob City Hall. Sixty-fve, including
Mayor Pfennig, initiated into West
Side Booster Club.
20-Judge Randall issues court order
providing for operation on Stephen
Chaduda. Wauconda Electric Railway
Company gets permit to build to Wis.
consin line. Woman Club has annual
luncheon.
21-William Pohlman arrested as
check forger. Dunnebaeke Company
gets contract to furnish $57, 900 worth
of cement for county roads. Death of
Mrs. Sarah GasSer. Mercury drops to
ten below zero.
22-James Hoover, former chief of
police at Zion drops dead in Kenosha.
Vlrginian Theatre damaged by fire.
First National Bank distributes life
policies.
23-Hundreds of baskets sent to the
poor by the Elks, Salvation Army and
other local organizations. West side
municipal Christmas tree celebration
draws great crowd Factories make
many gifts to employees as Christmas
membranes. Marriage of Mrs. Eva
Potter and Charles Kyle. Judge Joseph
X. Clarkson appointed divorce counsel
for Kenosha courty by Judge Belden.
24-Frank A. Brown arrested on
charges of embezzling funds of Carpen-
ters' Union after two year search.
Janice Elizabeth Rush chokes to death
on piece of Christmas candy.
25-Kenosha has notable observance
OF Christmas holiday. Dominick Mar
pena killed by rain at Winthrop Har-
Dor. Death of Charles Lundquist.
26-Storm of sleet plays havoc with
railway operations in Kenosha and sur
roundiOg country. Knights of Colum-
bus society circus opens at Coliseum.
27-Salesmen of Macomber & WHITE
IN annual meeting. Marriage of Miss
Mary Matthews and Stanley Clifford
Hackett. Marriage Of Mrs. Minnie Van
I'iere Hotehkiss and Frank Waldo.
Attorney Calvin Stewart stricken with
appendicitis Edward Wise, deserter
from United States Army, captured in
Kenosha. Death of Louis Steinke.
2S-Death of Captain John C. Acker-
man at Luddington, Mich. Death of
Mrs. Louisa Malm Kenosha police
find body of dead baby in hay loft.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. G. Simmons entertain
at cotillion.
29-Kenosha water supply is cut off
when ice clogs the intake.
30-American Brass Company an
nounces advance in wages for all men
employed and bonuses of salaffed en-
ployees. Grand Army men meet to plan
annual encampment. Hundred employ
ees of American Brass Company ban
quet at Hotel haywood.
31-Kenosha Coast Guard is closed
for the season. Marriage of Miss Ethel
Goldberg and DIR. s. I. Russakov takes
place in Chicago.
DEATH OF HARRY GROSS.