The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-12-28
LITTLE CHANGE
AT COURTHOUSE
Faithful Employees of the
County Are Re-appoint-
ed for Service.
PABST Is UNDECIDED
Naming of Undersheriff and
Deputies Delayed until Later
in the Present Week. :

There is not going to be great num-
Der of changes up at the County build
ing on next Tuesday morning, when the
new set Of county officials selected at
the November election start their work.
For the most part it will be in the ma
ture Of homecoming The only new
conner in the county building will be
George Stevens, who begins his duties
of Clerk of the Circuit Court. John F.
Schmitt, the new Register Of Deeds, is
an cold timer" in the Office, and he will
have no trouble acclimating himself to
the~county building atmosphere.
+ There will be changes over at the
county Jail, but as yet Sheriff Elect
Fred Pabst has not decided on his APP
pointment of an Undersherif or any of
his deputies. 1t is understood that the
appointments will be made some time
later in the week, but this morning Mr.
Pabst declared that he had not as yet
made any decisions as to the personnel
of his staff
Morris. Barnett, who takes over the
Office of the District Attorney next
Tuesday, has declared that for the pres
ent he will not ask for the appointment
of an assistant The call for such may
be sent to the County Board when it
meets on January 3rd.
Assistants Are ReappOinted
The officials who are beginning new
terms have all recognized the splendid
service that has been rendered by en-
ployees in the various departments of
the county government, and without ex-
ception the young women who have
served so well have been named for
new terms.
County Clerk Charles L. Holderness
will retain as his deputy clerk Miss Iva
Russell, and Miss Hazel Hurley will re-
main as the assistant in the Office.
Both of these young ladies have been
in the employ of the county for some
time, and their capable work has been
of great val0e to the county.
+ Register of Deeds John F. Schmitt,
Jr., has retained as his deputy Miss
Marie McCRffrey, who has held this po-
sition for ten years, serving under five
registers of deeds. Miss McCaffery's
wide experience in handling the impor-
tant work of the Office has come to be q
real asset to the county. Associated
with her in the work of the Office will
be Miss lola Smith, who has been in the
Eoffice during the present year.
Mrs. Staver Deputy Clerk
Clerk of the Circuit Court George
Stevens has reappointed Mrs. Minnie
Skidd Staver as his deputy for the new
year. She has been M charge Of the
work in the office of the clerk during
THE past year and has been highly COM
spaimented by the court officials and at
torneys for the manner in which she
has handled the important registration
work of the Circuit and County Courts.
Miss Lila Howard will remain as assist
ant to Mrs. Staver in the Office.
County Treasurer Tom Scott has an
nounced the reappointment of Miss
Hazel Berens as his deputy county
treasurer Miss Berens has been in
charge of this work for more than a
year and has given excellent service.
Nc Ceren,onials Planned
No ceremonials have been planned to
mark the coming of inauguration day
in the court house, but it is expected
that the usual round Of congratulations
will be in order and that the usual &C
tivities will attend the inauguration of
the new Sheriff Of the county.
Sheriff Rauen is getting ready to
move out Of the Jail, and he has made
no announcement of his plans for the
future. He will take rest before he
begins any new line Of work,