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

nouneed his early retirement from
business. Marriage of Lucy Seymour
Nicoll to Richard Peek.
9-News of death of Dr. L. E. Hack
ley on June 6. Mayor Pfennig urges
people opposed to track elevation to
file protest. Rifle club laid out range
on lake shore. Death of George J..
Meyers
10-Henry Jordan presents proof
that his father was naturalized and
that he is, therefore, citizen. Death
Of Mrs. Mary E. Bingham.
12-Death of Henry Schueneman.
j. B. Crawford named as assistant
commercial manager of the electric
company.
13-News received of death of Ed
ward M. Mitten, June 8, in California.
Verdict in case of Carrie Durree VS..
Western Union Telegraph set aside.
School board appoints new teachers for
1867. Sudden death of Alexander
Mockus.
14-Kenosha delegation off to Ripon
encampment. Wedding of Miss Louise
Monteen and Nelson Cooper. Wedding
of Miss Theresa Wilder and Gerald
Rover.
15-Death of George Franklin Wash
burn. Mayor Pfennig issues order to
police for observance of sane Fourth
of July. Wedding of Miss Edna Jene
Ravens and Elmer Pedley. Wedding
of Miss Margaret Schwan and Fred
G. Boyer. Members of Elks pledge
sixty-five thousand dollars for new club
house. Kenosha women appeal to dis
trict attorney to stop presentation of
vicious moving pictures. State G. A,
r. picks Kenosha for 1917 encampment
16-Announcement of movement for
the closing of saloons Sundays.
Stewart Scrimshaw of Milwaukee, spoke
to factory heads here on new appren-
tice system. Jury in County Court re-
ported ON petition of city for ease
ments for the intercepting sewer along
the river. Amount to be paid property
owners was placed at $1,403.10.
17-First annual picnic of Simmons
Manufacturing Company held. Pick
pockets get $4,000 cash. Death of
August Stromn. Wedding of Miss
Rhoda Howells Coffin and Walter Dex-
ter in Ravina, I'll.
18-Rt. Rev. William Walter Webb
oficiated at the ordination of Norman
Captive Kimball and Lawrence Cecil
Ferguson to the ministry of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church in st. Mat
thew Church.
18-Licenses are refused. by council
to the Krisor saloon on Milwaukee
avenue and the saloon at the corner of
Park and Church street. Death of
Mrs. Sophia Sander. Death of Mrs.
Janna DeHamer. High school seniors
banquet. Death of Mrs. Anna
Remington.
20--Marriage of Miss Francis Dove
and Reinold Reiser.
21-Death of Pater Maegaard. Death
of Harry Flintz. Permanent organiza
ton of Chamber of Commerce perfect
ed and corporation papers approved.
Death of James Vietch. High school
seniors play tfContrary Mary"
22-Death of Mrs. Francis Kingman
Tourtelotte. Ninety seven grade pupils
receive promotion certificates at public
meeting. Death Of Dennis Murphy.
23-Death Of George Yule at age of
ninety-three. Fifty High school seniors
receive diplomas.
24-Arthur Quigley's automobile
stolen.
Especial Masonic service in Park
Avenue Methodist Church. Suicide Of
Anton Martin.
26-George A. Yule named to succeed
late George Yule as president of Balm
company. Will Of late George Yule
filed in Probate Court.
27-Three hundred orphans arrived
to spend the summer with the Sisters
of st. Mary in their summer home on
the south shore Of the lake. Marriage
of Viola Parks and Theodore j. Bruins.
Elks club took option on malthouse
property. Wedding of Miss Brosia
Perkins to DR.. William Francis
schoonmaker. Wedding of Miss SADIE
line Blanche Barnett and Charles A.
Gordon.
28-Frederick G. Mayer made dean
of Marquette University. Wedding of
Miss Charlotte Wolf and Thomas
Tully. Wedding of Miss Marie Carr
and Lester Brunicone.
29-H. P. Woodwork s car struck
and demolished at Bronson street
crossing. Three year old Casimir
Brazwiez bites torpedo and face is
burned and disfgured. Elks to number
of two hundred voted to buy old malt
house and erect new club house.