The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-01-06

fetal boycott of services at Holy Ros-
airy Church appears to be compromise
| measure Of Committee" reached at
meeting at Garibaldi hall.-Death of
Edward Dunn in Forest Grove, Oregon.
Annual children's Christmas party,
Catholic Woman's club.-Marriage Of
Miss Alice Didelot and Charles p.
Madsen.-Marriage Of Miss Maude Lee
Killingsworth and Joseph P. Cooper
Peter Treansowsky, Victor Smolek and
Joseph Treanowsky are severely injur-
ed when their automobile is struck by
truck in Racine.
10. First Congregational Church has
special Christmas services.-Park Ave-
nue. M. E. Church has Christmas Choir
al service.-Lithuanian COOPERATIVE
society stages bazaar and concert at
Liberty hall.-The members Of the
building and finance committees Of the
school board inspect q. G. Simmons
home with view Of acting on PROPOSE
ton offered by Mr.. Simmons.-N
car, driven b. G. w. Nash, collides
with Ford driven by Chicago man.
AOs NCiSuUpLS lluH Juttd NAOtAS-
jaitis burned to death and two little
daughters, Anna and Sophia, fatally
| burned when kerosene poured on fire
causes explosion.-The Kenosha Even
ing News puts on "Inauiring Report
er,"-Paul Esp pays $12.72 in court
for gay Saturday night taxi drive for
which he refused to settle with Walter
| Lojiski.-Mayor Joachim refuses to is
sue jitney licenses to twelve applicants
-City's biggest tax warrant $2,700,oo0
is completed and turned over to the
city treasury department for collec-
tien.-Hill Steamboat Line announce
that part of municipal pier in Chicago
has been leased to further increase
eompany's service.-Seven automobiles
alleged to have been part of the loot of
a carefully organized gang Of automo-
bile thieves working out of Chicago are
recovered in Kenosha.-Post Office adds
fifteen postal clerks to force and four
trucks to mail motor squadron to IA
cilitate handling Of holiday MALTA
Defgnere, alleged moron, fined one
hundred dollars and costs in municipal
court.-Cazimir Wozcyichiwicz fined
FIVE dollars and costs for disorderly
conduct-Anna and Sophia Rimshaw
die at st. GATHERINGS hospital as re-
suit Of urns.-Council stands pat on
question to reconsideration of cutting
| allowance for recreational fund for
city schoels.-Fire department is called
out to fight blaze, in city dump at the
| foot of Park street, which threatens
Simmons plant Sheridan Hotel cor
poration acquires ownership Of the
northeast corner Of Market street and
Sheridan road.-Hyman R. Gordon and
Eli Jacobson questioned by Milwaukee
detectives at police station in connec-
tion with investigation of thefts Of
$4,000 worth of liquor from Milwau-
kee warehouse.
21. State charter is granted for the
Kenosha Country Club Land company.
Police officers believe that they have
taen into custody man who committed
several burglaries in city.-Men EN-
ployed by Kenosha City Water COM
pany unearth a skeleton on Chicago
street north Of Selma avenue.-Hyman
Gordon and Eli Jacobson are taken to
Milwaukee for further questioning in
the $4,000 theft case.-Constable John
Scholey appeals to Judge Belden to is
sue restraining order to prevent Coun-
| ty Clerk paying out money due certain
County Officials until these officials
make provisions for payment of fees
claimed by Scholey in slot machine
raids.-Kenosha school children give
pennies for purchase of gift for Mrs.
Mary D. Bradford, Superintendent of
schools, i'll at Chicago hospital.-First
National Bank is first to pay 1920
taxes.-City Garbage Collectors de-
mand wrapping of garbage or loss of
service during cold weather.-Death of
Mrs. Albina Manulik,-Three stranded
show girls of a travelling troupe pre-
sent difficult case at Municipal in
arrest in connection with investigation
Of alleged ring Of automobiles is made
withholding VIM. Lencione awaiting
arrival of Chicago oflcers-Walter Be-
hanna is granted damages in $1,605 in
suit against Kenosha Homes Co..
Christmas candy burglar enters Kluge
/
bakery
%. Police Officers are on lookout
for clever confidence men who attempt
to work Kenoshans.-Mrs. Julia Motto
jaitis and daughters Anna and Sophia,
victims of fire are buried. Kenosha has
"Foggiest foggy morning in history
Mystery surrounding finding of human
skeleton is cleared when it is identi
fed as remains of Mrs. John Mooney.
Street extension of street railway
system threatened by jitney bus in
roads on earnings Of Wisconsin Gas g.
Electric Co.-Announce honor stu
dents Of Kenosha High school, Mar
riage of Miss Milly Johnson and Mar
tin Jensen.-Sehools close for holiday
vacation Postoffiee jammed with late
Christmas mailers.-Death Of Peter
Tisnich Nicholas and Edward Schultz
arrested for illegal transportation of
liquor in $4,000 booze Wedding
of Miss Katherine Maekey and George
nett-Sheriff- elect Rauen present
ed with jewel badge of Office at dinner
party.-Boy Scouts turn mended toys
over to Salvation Army First Nation
al Bank employees get Bonus checks
Gordon and jacobson charged with be-
| ing accessories after the fact released
ON $4,000 bond for hearing in Janu-