The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-09-13
Court Commissioners Sup
erintend Pulling of the
Names from Boxes.
RECALL JULY JURORS
Judge Slater Issues Call for
July Term Jurors to Come in
Sept. "a to Hear Cases.

About one hundred good citizens
of the county will have to drop the
work of cutting corn, digging pota-
toes, running the sewing and the
washing machine and answer the call
to jury duty for the "fall opening" OF
the courts which comes about the
time of the falling Of the leaves.
Judge Slater has issued call to
the july term Jurors of his court TO
come in and respond to the roll on
September "a. The list of these
Jurors is given below, and the list of
Jurors for the October term of Judge
Slater's court was drawnS Monday
afternoon. There are still many cases
to be heard for the July term jurors.
Jury Commissioners Meet.
On Monday afternoon, the three
Jury commissioners, who know the
qualified electors of the county as a
pastor knows his flock, met in the
Office of the clerk of the municipal
court and drew the jurors for the
panel The jury commissioners, Dow
]. Vincent of Genoa Junction, Harvey
Gaines Of Bristol, and Russell Jones
of Kenosha, then went to the circuit
court and were present at the draw
ing of the panel for the October term
for Judge Belden's court from the
box of names which they had preyl-
ously prepared.
The names of the Jurors who have
been drawn for service are all familiar
ones, consisting of well-known busi-
ness people, farmers, and Of women
who are known in the community for
their interest in good citizenship.
Among the names, some drawn for
service in the upper and some in the
lower court, are those of Mrs. Cora
Jones, Russell Bullamore and Harvey
Gunter from the county, and from
Kenosha, those of Edward Mccartney,
Mrs. Charles Holderness, Mrs. Lottie
Head, Miss Hermena Hoehn, Eugene
Smith, Mrs. Bert L. Shaw and others.
Lists Are Given.
The following jurors were drawn
for the July term of the municipal
court, circuit branch: Kenosha, G. A.
Marble, G. w. Hartland, John r.
Lawrence, F. A. Singer, j. G. Herr
berger, Ben Leutritz, William Silcock,
Emma Gebhart, Theodore Kreiman,
Ben Lauer, Edna Pabst, Edward Nc
Caffrey, John C. Connell, Peter Rhode,
Edward Nelson, G. w. Stolp, Alfred
Krogh; Wheatland, Mrs. Ben Hofner,
Gilbert Runkle; Bristol, Mrs. George
Davis, William Maaskey, ST., Charles
Pullman, Clyde Jackson, Martin Baro-
sko; New Munster, Frank ]. Schlitzs
Kansasville, Frank Rhode, Kate Web
err; Salem, Mrs. Edith Hockney, Henry
Cook, Henry Eppins; Paris, Charles
Crane, Emil Runge; Somers, Mrs. Roy
Bullamore; Genoa Junction William
Meiller; Pleaant Prairie,' Mrs. Bert
Shaw.
The following jurors have been
drawn for the October term of the
circuit court: Kenosha, H. B. Glas-
gov, Caroline Gibson, Maude Schulz,
Alice Healy, Harvey Durkee, William
F. UT, Lottie Raymond, Alice Stan
hope, William O'Connor, Amelia Beck
err, Lottie Head, Anthony Hackle,
Chester Harmon, Beatrice English, W.
f. Hubbard, Albert Fransway, Ethel
Herrick, Hermena Hoehn, Charles
Paulson, Pearl Owen, Harriet Yule;
Somers, Russell Bullamore, Albert
Middlecamp, William Rogers, Sr.;
Paris, Olive Thorn, Charles Paulsen,
Jos. Steinback; Salem, Mary Olsen,
Jenny Reynold, Leslie Skinner, Mrs.
Charles Barber; Randall, Ben Kert-
hoff; Pleasant Prairie, William Ma
loney, Julius Hansen; Bristol, Mrs.
Lewis K!ent; Paris, James Torrey, Jr.
The jurors drawn for the October
term of the municipal court, circuit
branch, are as follows: Kenosha, Louis
l.autmier, Anne Holbrook, Julius Spit
zer Mr.. l.. l.. Owens, Otto ]. Scholer,
Mrs. Charles Holderness, Eugene
Smith, Emma Buchanan, Margaret
Williams, Max Ladewig, Edward II.
Wheeler, Edward Donahue, Edward
Hermann, Pauline Schulien, Jessie
Edwards, Charles Leonard, Jr., Mary
Nolan, Joseph Lippert; Pleasant Prai-
rie, Julius Hale, Mrs. John Stratton,
Cora Jones, George Clausen; Salem,
Arthur Hartnell; Somers, Anne Hus-
ton. Jacob Kramer, E. Kreuschsr,
Henry Heidensdorf Bristol, Edward
Fiychow; Wheatland, Ben Leach;
Brighton, Mrs. Lucy Rhodes; Paris
--,orge Gratz, John Stollenwerk, Ar
thur Bulls, William Price and Her
bert Gunter