The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-01-03

ducers' Association. Death of Mrs.
Betsy Olivia Castle in Bristol. Mar
riage Of Sophia Christensen and
Robert Rasmussen.
death of Henry Blackman. Mar
riage Of Miss Emily Riley and Leo
Carney. Marriage of Miss Merrie
Platzbecker and Anthony Krebs. Mich
olas Meyer found dead in be at his
home in Paris. Death of Matthias
Mohr. Marriage Of Miss Frances Zeit-
Ter and Harry J. Hemingway.
S-Charles Weight entertains bold
hold up man at his home. Death Of
Mrs. Cora Hipp Camfeld.
9--Annual fremen's ball held at
Coliseum. Kenosha High school de-
baters defeat Waukesha.
1O-Marriage of Miss Fan Sawndale
and George Nicoll takes place at
Greenville, S. c. Death of Mrs.
Frances Kovacic.
11-Thousands cheer as Simmons
Company raises great flag.
12-Kenosha Yacht Club buys site
for new club house. Death of Thomas
Burns. Marriage of Miss Violet Hans
mann and Abe Prince at Waukegan.
13-Judge e. B. Belden lauds George
Washington in speech before st. Mat
thew's Men 8 Club. Annual style
show open at Coliseum Miss Dora
Heyman gives benefit recital for
Willowbrook.
14-Kenosha celebrates st. Valen-
tines Day. Marriage of Miss Laura
Stokes and Roy N. Allen. Death Of
Robert G. Berry in Pleasant Prairie.
Kenosna Automobiles Dealers Associa-
ton organized with Tom Scott as first
president. Marriage Of Miss Celestial
Bray and Walter A. Petersen.
15--F. A. Hathaway begins new dur
ties as secretary of Kenosha Y. M. G.
A. Marriage of Miss Anna Doherty
and John Henry Rogers. Frank
Karloshitus, in delirium, leaps from
second story window at hospital. Elks
observe Past Exalted Rulers night.
Miss Mary Hecker, Kenosha, and
George Howard, Racine, married be-
fore thousands at public wedding at
Coliseum.
16-Local bowlers get $639.90 as
share of swag from Watertown state
bowling tourney. Members of family
of Seledn Miller, found drowned here,
start new search for evidence of his
death. Death Of Thomas Gibbons
Death of Charles Petersen.
18-Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Prang
in Pleasant Prairie. Death Of Leon
Matthias Salesi.
19-St. Matthew s Church in Keno
sha leads entire middle west in contri-
buttons to fund for pensioned clergy.
Amateur "Charlie Chaplin" floods
City Hall basement.
21--Kenosha Kiwanis Club is or
ganized with many prominent men as
charter members. Death of Mrs. Mary
Benigni. Kenosha paciists hold meet
ing to protest against war.
22-Burglars make an effort to rob
Kenosha post Office. Death of Nathan
Larrabee in Bristol.
23--Dudley Crafts Watson, Milwau-
kee, lectures in Kenosha. Harry w.
Kriel of Keokpk, Iowa, purchases
control of Paul H. Smythe Lumber
Company and organizes Southport
Lumber Company.
24-Marriage of Miss Martha W..
Mass and Carl Emil Meltzer.
Mike Schroeder commits suicide while
respondent
25-Death of Mrs. Roberta Stratton
Cooper, wife of Henry S. Cooper.
Happy Little joe" Joseph Dworak,
dies at Willowbrook.
26--Anton Pitts dies very suddenly.
Elks committee lets contract for new
club house to Immel Construction Com
pany Of Fond du Lac.
27--William F. Fisher quits Indepen-
dent lee Company. Death o9 Mrs.
Maggie Martin, wife of William F..
Martin. Polish citizens of Kenosha
send telegram to President pledging
their loyalty. Death of Henry Hage-
dorm. Mrs. Anna Maria Larsen dies
at Madison. Women of Kenosha issue
News" with Miss Harriet F. Balm as
editor-in-chief
2S-Z. G. Simmons resigns from
Police and Fire Commission. Death of
William Cow. Samuel Leonette fires
at doctors after child dies from diph-
liberia. Orville Green Bennett of New
York, dies in Kenosha. Mrs. L. N.
Theirs elected president OF Kenosha
Woman's Club.
MARCH.
Richard f. Kaiser begins duties
Us secretary of Kenosha Chamber of
Commerce. Burglars crack safe of H.
j. Smith jewelry store and secure
$4,000. Death of Michael Schwartz.
Death of Anton Rrbjerg. George 3.
Alleman elected Exalted Ruler of Elks
for second term.
2-Otto Rudd dies in Mayo Brothers
hospital at Rochester, MINI. Robert