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

can campaign in Kenosha. Great dem
anstration held in his honor. Marriage
of Miss Lucy NJ. Anclan and William
W. Senne. Jury awards w. T. Marlatt
verdict of $3.50 against Western Union
Telegraph Company for violation of
confidential messages. Stephen Zagar,
former Kenosha bank clerk, shot by
maniac in Chicago. Mrs. Matte B.
Spalding allowed alimony of 500 a
month by Judge Beldne. Marriage of
Miss Catherine Heide and Nels Nelson.
Marriage of Miss Hazel West and Henry
Owens
3-Daniel T. McOwne of Waukegan
buys the Hotel Kenosha. Death of Mrs.
Bridget Follen-Herholz. Billy Wolfe
winds up senatorial campaign here.
death of Mrs. Anna Zeitler Bruins.
Death of Joseph j. Willems. Saloon
robbers work at Pleasant Prairie Leon
Kuclick attempts suicide by drinking
acid. DR.. w. o. Taylor of Aberdeen,
South Dakota, named as pastor of Park
Avenue M. E. church. Marriage of Miss
Lizette Mueller and John G. johnson.
Marriage of Jeanette Van Bendegom
and Russell j. Decker.
5-James Irving, Civil war veteran,
dies very suddenly. Death of Mrs. Vim
cent Wenckewicz.
City council repeats DINNER ordi-
nance. Burglars loot home of Lynn T.
hannahs. Democrats have big parade
In winding up campaign. Kenosha
Masons celebrate Past Masters night.
General election. Kenosha county
goes heavily Republican and state ticket
but county candidates divide honors.
Wild night marks election in Kenosha
John Dtoffels of town of Paris dies
from infantile paralysis.
8-Federal scale testing car finds Ke-
nosha railway scales 1000 bad. Death
of John Cafferty at Silver Lake. James
M. Wells contests che election (nuff
said).
9-Annual Bargain Day sets record
TOR trade in Kenosha. Marriage of Miss
Anna Jensen and John Wade, at Wau-
kegan. Announcement made of organi-
action of Whittier Motor Truck Com
pany. Death of Mrs. Sarah Dudley
Petit. Henry Hollander asks court
to sentence him to prison rather than
restrict his liberty by parole. Kenosha
Chapter of the Eastern Star celebrates
its twentieth birthday.
l0--Tom Scott and DIR, F. W, B.
Achen dissolve partnership and B, f..
Stahl takes over Park street garage as
home for Jeffrey cars. Hazel Dana.
daughter of Benton Harbor police Off
Ger, claims she was kidnapped. Anton
Stella spends $500 to get half dollar
which he had swallowed.
12-Death of Mrs. Nieline Jacobsen.
Death of Mrs. Clara Miller.
13-Council votes to pave streets
without petitions. Freezing cold comes
as first touch of winter and causes
great suffering. Kenosha Democrats
celebrate the reelection Of President
Wilson with "non-partisan - parade.
William S. Fitch of secret service comes
On wild goose chase to investigate fraud
ulent voting here. Statesmen of Nash
Motors Company in annual session.
l4-Death of Captain Robert Sym
monds. Henry Burgess of Bristol,
wins first prize in Gottlieb corn contest.
County board opens annual November
session.
Estate charter issued to West
Side Boosters Association. Students
OF Junior High school give notable his
torical pageant. H. NJ. Weinstock re-
signs position as advertising manager
for Cooper Underwear Company. Mar
rlage Of Miss Hazel Dabbs and Fred
Seltrech at Pleasant Prairie
16-Death of Karen M. Christensen.
Death of Mrs. Veronica Ritter. County
board demands more equal division of
inheritance tax.
-17-Rev. Peter F. Stair leaves after
long passionate at Park Avenue NJ. E.
Church. Report of Manufacturers As
ISOLATION shows more than ten thousand
operatives working in Kenosha plants.
First annual report of Willowbrook
submitted to the county board shows
forty patients cared for. Marriage of
Miss Mayme Miller and Walter Greer.
l8-Donley Brothers sell west side
business to Edwin M. Johnson. Sopho-
mores hold annual feast at High school.
19-Jack Kehlor severely injured in
motorcycle accident. Death of Mrs.
Lucy Doan Newberry at Romeo, Mich.
Death of Mrs. Christine Fletcher
20-Death of Mrs. Alice Blank. E.
B. Rees of Denver, offers to collect Ke-
nosha garbage for nothing and start
hog farm. Sheriff Stahl takes over
agency for Buick automobiles. Death
of Miss Mamie Meyer. Council orders
employment of "fiy cop" to enforce
saloon laws.
21-Death of Miss Anna e.Lorenz.
Marriage of Miss Mae Lillian Reckert
and Victor Maloney. Peter Loudecu
of Superior, robbed of $3.50 in west
side saloon. Herbert Thomev elected
president of West Side Boosters.
Do1,oo NI,soc n