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

Martin, IT., win Allis trophy at Wis
consin golf tournament in Milwaukee
Alderman Boylan charges Alderman
Fischer with disloyalty in a dramatic
meeting of the City Council.
7-"F -Four Minute Men, make their
first appearance in Kenosha theatres.
Local draft board announces the names
of one hundred and forty-six men
now ready for service with the nation
al army. Bristol bank receives new
articles of incorporation.
8-Miss olga Junker marries Albert
Larsen, private in Company "M.'
! Kenosha merchants hold annual picnic
at Silver Lake. Robert Irwin dies at
Oak Park.
9-Mrs. Anna Katherine Lindhart
dies at the Kenosha hospital. Body Of
unidentified woman is found floating
on the surface of Lake Michigan by
Edward Kuick. J. F. Clark marries
Mrs. May Mulligan of Chicago. Miss
Mary Brown weds Matt Schulz in
pretty wedding at the Grace Lutheran
| Church. Rev. w. d. Malone oficiates
at the nuptials Of Miss Lillian Evans
and John Edward NovacF
1o--County Board calls forty more
men in its attempt to reach quota de-
manded by government Secretary
Kaiser assures members Of Company
"M' That dependent relatives will be
cared for during their term of service
with the Stars and Stripes. Miss Mar
garet Mahaney and Artifcer Albert
| Tekip are married at midnight by
Rev. w. D. Malone.
| 11-Company "Mn led by Captain
Dayton, and Lieutenants Vale and
Singer, entrains for Camp Douglas
amid the cheers and tears of all Keno
sha Many Kenoshans at Fort Sheridan
receive commissions Mrs. Peter Ba-
lasa dies at the Kenosha hospital from
injuries received in a railroad accident.
12-Chief Tahan speaks in the first
session Of the Kenosha Chautauqua for
the present year.
/ 13-Local board announces the names
of twenty four shirkers. Chief of Po-
lice O7Hare declares his intention Of
arresting all loafers and Charities. =
Wisconsin Gas and Electric Company
announces discrimination of city
heat in Kenosha. William Henry
Wade dies at his home on Grant street
14-First city market of current sea
son is held on Exchange street and
does good business. -Four Kenoshans
are arrested for failure to register.
School board passes resolution to en-
ploy no married women after the
lpresent year.
15--Red Cross Association announces
its committees for the current year.
Local draft board issues writs of ex-
emption to one hundred and forty reg
istered men. Miss Ethel Braund and
Stanley j. Braund of Bristol are quiet
ly married by Rev. 0. w. Taylor at the
Park Avenue Methodist Church.
16-Wisconsin Railway Commission
orders Wisconsin Gas and Electric
Company to continue its heating
service in Kenosha for the coming win
ter. Three hundred more Kenoshans
are summoned for examination under
the national CONSUMPTION act. Munich
pal market does increased business in
second session. Sophia Rick of Chi
cago is drowned while bathing in Pow
ers Lake. Play ground picnic closes
work of public recreation committee
for the present year.
17-Thirty- one Kenoshans are certi-
) fed for service. Ira Landrith closes
Chautauqua session with stirring plea
for prohibition.
1S--Miss Ruth Epstein reports on the
progress of the babies at 'tThe Little
Grey Home on the Island = Mr.. and
Mrs. William White are killed when
electric car crashes into their automo-
| bile two miles north of KenosEa. Four
Kenoshans narrowly escape death when
touring car upsets on Foster Hill. Mrs.
, Annis Albrecht dies at Kenosha hospi-
/ tai after an unsuccessful operation for
abdominal disorders. Coopers hold
annual picnic at Dunmovin. Simcos
meet for annual revel at Central Park.
Miss Bertha Belle Head and Donald
Walter Frost are united in marriage
by Rev. A. j. Griffin at the home of
the BRIDES mother on Durkee avenue.
19-Dr. Herbert L. Wright presents
the cause of the Infant Welfare Asso-
citation in an inspiring address at the
Park Ave. Methodist Church George
: Van Lone dies from an acute attack
! of pneumonia.
/ 20-Council votes to try Alderman
Fischer on charges of disloyalty Lo-
} cal board calls three hundred and eft
more registered men For examination
! preparatory for training in the nation
al army. Gilbert NJ. Simmons Library
announces the gift of FIVE hundred
books for the boys in the barracks.
21--Chief O'Hare prohibits peddlers
in the municipal market. J. G. Stoner
contributes important evidences on the
} will of Charles Durkee. Coal deal
ers affirm that thew cannot sell fl1e1