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

Report Of state health office shows
Kenosha to be the healthiest city of
state with death rate of eight per
thousand. Kenosha Democrats go to
state convention in Milwaukee. Schulze
Music Company incorporated.
2-E. @. THEIRS addressed Kenosha
Bar Association. Assessor of incomes
sends out blanks. Mrs. Otis L. Ire.
nary made inspector of election by
Wisconsin Federation of Women Is
Clubs Death Of Mrs. Ethel Belle
Owens.
3-Judge Wickham of Circuit Court
handed down judgment against United
Refrigerator Company. Frank Hans
mann hearing in Municipal Court
Money raised to aid Jewish sufferers
Marriage of Miss Emily Frenz and
Gustav Theleen. Death of Mrs. Mary
Kaiser.
4-Congressman Cooper asks congress
for $4,000 for new Kenosha postoffice
Valerian Gill found stabbed in bed
DR., Charles Davidson, Chicago, ad-
dresses medical society. Announcement
of marriage of Miss Corrine Gebhart
to Charles B, Livingstone. Death of
Mrs. Anna MunsOn. Board of water
commissioners close contracts for new
water plant. Death of Raymond Starr
in ST, Charles, Ill.
5-Miss Constance Hayes, Milwau-
kee, made superintendent of Willow
brook sanatorium.
6--Death of Philip Wade. Suicide
of Charles Anderson. M. Laborowski
mangled by passenger train. Death of
Miss Emma Rose Elizabeth Zuelsdorf
News of death of Mrs. Ruby Fox
received. Marriage of Miss Ada Til
lotson and Emmett King.
l8-Christian Weier jailed for failure
to execute divorce order. City council
ordered examination into conditions OF
electric and gas service. Prof. Good
night speaks before University of WIS
consin Club of Kenosha. Lloyd jones
addressed High School Parent Teacher
Association. Maj. Fish spoke before
st. Matthew's Men rs Club. Death OF
Achilli Tenuta in Allen tannery.
9-Death of Nicholas Spartz Of
Paris. Retailers association start
movement to bring interurban cars
into city. Louis Schildt sues G. and
M. road for $4,000 damages.
10-Kenosha hospital receives $500
bequest in will of late Mrs. Clara Colt
11-Kenosha committee plans fol
sessions of Chautauqua in July. Milk
producers association demand raise OF
fifteen per cent. Kenosha given fifth
place in excellence of educationa,
advantages in state s cities. Death OF
Mrs. Mary Marsh.
12-Contracts signed for new Keno
sha water plant. Death of Mrs. AL
mira Jackson.
14-Kenosha hospitals annual report
shows 1856 patients cared for Death
of William Bruins. Marriage of Miss
Francis Korf and Maurice Plous.
15--W. T. Marx left desk in post
Office which he had occupied twenty
FIVE years, to go to New Mexico. Pc
lice urged to regulate jitneys. Wed
ding of Miss Mary Hahn to Adam
Arnold.
16-Michael Yabs declared mayoral
ty candidacy, Socialist ticket. Strike
st tannery.
17-John Williams, oldest council
member, decides not to be candidate
for reelection. Striking tanners re-
turned to work. Death of JOSEPH
Sezepansld.
1S-Annual firemen's ball. FranI
Bull granted divorce from Mae Moltel
Bull George w. Greiner made secre
tary of Jeffrey company. Mrs. Carrie
Durree brought action against Western
Union for delay in death message
st. Luke's Church observed first
anniversary.
19-Mrs Edward Hammett, head Of
Wisconsin Congress of Mothers, spoke
in High school.
20-News of the death of Judge
James P. English in Omaha, Neb., re
~<~Sd, Death Of John Mocnik.