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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-12-25
FOX RIVER

Herbert Harm and wife entertained
last Friday evening in honor of their
first wedding anniversary. Those pres
emit were: Hugo Rosenhauer and wife
and daughter Eileen; Chas. Swantz
and wife; Art Rosenhauer; Aug. Harm
and wife, and Geo. Daisy.
Geo. Sandberg and family and Mrs.
John Miller were Burlington visitors
last Wednesday.
Agnes Koehler spent few days the
past week with Sylvia Dowell.
Willie Ziebell and Mildred Ziebell
of SHADES Corners spent Sunday at the
Davis home.
Mrs. John Miller was to Kenosha
the first of last week.
Herbert Harm had an Atwood radio
installed in his home last week.
Agnes Koehler was a Kenosha visi-
tor on Tuesday.
A number from here attended the
schol board convention at Kenosha
last Wednesday.
John Vanderzee spent last Sunday
with Floyd Gaskill and wife at Bur-
lington last Wednesday,
Pieba Vanderzee and wife and son
Willie of Randall spent last Wednes-
day at the Henry Vanderzee home.
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Railway Officials
Are Held Blameless

Stevens Point. WIS. Railroad en-
ployes responsible in any way for the
safety Of tbs Soc Line passenger train
which plunged irtG che Chippewa river
at Chippewa Falls last Saturday, kill
ing eight reraons and iniuring seven
others. were exenerated Of blame by a
conference CT railroad and state Off
Gals here last night.
General Superintendent G. E Ur-
bahns, Minneapolis. said after the con-
ference that the investigation had
shown the wreck was due to broken
bolt in switch, caused By the cold,
for which no one could be held re-
sponsible.
Resides Mr. Urhahns, the conference
was attended by representatives ct the
interstate commerce commission and
the state railroad commission.
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SOMERS

Your correspondent extends the sea-
sons greetings to editor and his staff
and all the readers Of this newspaper.
Mrs Frank Witscheber and children
visited with her mother, Mrs. O. s.
Learned at West Allis recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob j. Barrows Wis
tied with relatives at Genoa City, on
Sunday.
Misses Ethel and Laura Blackman
of the Rochester Agricultural school
are home for the holiday vacation.
Mrs. Axel v. Rasmussen is spending
t.art Of the week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Caystile, Of
Racine.
Miss Bernice Rasmussen of Kemper
Hall, Kenosha, is spending her vaca-
ton with the home folks.
Miss Hester Miller Of Wisconsin
university, is spending the holiday
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. William Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. Longmore
and son, Floyd, will be dinner guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
c. Spencer, Racine.
Chester ]. Barrows of Genoa City,
visited at the home of his brother,
Jacob j. Barrows, during the past
week.
Miss Janet Miller, instructor Of
mathematics in the Kankakee, Illinois,
high school, is spending the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
William Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Yule Of Keno
sha, will be guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LIGHTER, on Christ
mas.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Yule and SON
Jack, will spend Christmas Eve with
MIR. and Mrs. Turkelson, of Kenosha.
Miss Minnie Gibbon departed on
Saturday for Florida, where she will
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Bose, ST.,
expect to leave for Berkeley, Califor-
mia, after the holidays where they will
visit with their son, Everett Bose, the
remainder of the winter.
Earl Fink is at home for Christ
mas.
Miss Harriet Connell of st. Cath
crimes Academy, Racine, is spending
the holiday vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Connell.
The Misses Bice and pupils OF
school districts No. / and s, had their
Christmas tree with Santa Claus and
splendid program at Woodmen hall
on Friday evening. A full house at
tended and appreciated the well pre-
sented entertainment.
Miss Nidel and pupils of District
No. held the Christmas entertain
ment at the school house on Tues
day evening. There was tree and
Santa Claus and an excellent program.
Mrs. Edith Christensen and pupils
OF the Pike River school presented
a splendid Christmas program at the
school house on Friday evening. Santa
Claus was there and distributed gifts
from. the Christmas tree to each of
the pupils.
The condition Of Fred Donsing, who
has been very i'll for some time, re-
mains about the same.
Mrs. Sarah Smith entertains at a
family gathering on Christmas. Gov
ers will be laid for Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Schmitt of Kenosha, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Smith and family of Racine, and
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Smith and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtiss Smith and son
Glenn, Frank Smith and daughter
Frances and son Milton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Smith and family and Harmon
Smith.
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TREVOR

Mrs. G. A. Cooper was an Antioch
shopper Tuesday.
There was no school Wednesday.
The teachers, Miss Dalton and Miss
Selven attended the teachers conven-
ton in Kenosha.
Milton Patrick motored to Kenosha
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. T. r. Schreck was in Forest
Park Wednesday.
Mrs. Dan Longmore visited her faith
er, Mr.. Jack Drury, in Antioch Wednes-
day. ID.
Mrs. Will Evans entertained the
Fancy Work club at her home Thurs
day afternoon.
Charley Selby from Paddocks Lake
spent several days last week in Wau-
kegan with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Runyard.
Harold Mickle motored TO Chicago
Thursday.
Mr.. Charley Getting was Chicago
passenger Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Getting motored to Ke-
nosha Friday to meet her daughters
Alvira and Beatrice from Madison
where they are attending the Univer-
sity. They came home to spend the
holidays.
Z MIR. George Patrick and Henry
Lubeno were in Kenosha Friday.
Mrs. Hattie Krahn entertained the
Bennemce Corner P. T. A. Bunco
club Thursday afternoon Prizes were
awarded as follows: First, Mrs. Pete
Peterson; second, Mrs. John Rumpet-
sky; third, Mrs. Willis Sheen. A fine
lunch was served.
Charley Thorten spent Sunday with
the home folks.
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Boundary Dispute
Up in January

= Madison, Wis. - Hearing of the
Wisconsin Michigan boundary case
will be resumed in Madison about the
middle Of January, according to /. M.
Reiser, special counsel for the state
of Wisconsin, in the hearing.
Counsel representing both states
have entered into a stipulation for the
appointment of a new commissioner
to hear the case, Mr.. Reiser said Tb@
Michigan authorities will submit 4
motion soon after January l for the
appointment of the commissioner by
the United States supreme court and
both sides will then be ready for the
taking Of the testimony.
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Woman Who is Queer
Battles With Police

Milwaukee, Wis. - Mrs. Anna Bill
ings, AZ years old, is in hospital
here under observation, after attack
ing two policemen who went to her
home to arrest her late yesterday
Mrs. Billings condition had attract
ed the attention of neighbors who
asked that she be taken to hos
pital and put under observation, be-
cause of her. queer behavior. Two pa
trol7nen went to her home yesterday
and were met by the woman with
pistol in her hand. She fired at the
officers and drove them to cover, then
barred all doors, and did not quit the
fight until one detective with tear
bomb succeeded in throwing it into
the room she occupied.
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Mrs. Anna Shelton is
Dead at Oakland, Cal.
Former Widely Known Kenosha Wom-
an Died on Tuesday After
Long Illness.

Mrs. Anna Shelton, wife OF Myron
Shelton, formerly of Kenosha but now
of Oakland, Calf, died Tuesday in
her home on the coast after years
illness. Death was caused by a COM
plication of diseases. The deceased
was formerly resident of this city
and she had a wide acquaintanceship.
For the past six years she lived in
California. Mrs. Shelton is survived
by her mother, Mrs. Louise Martin
and a sister, Mrs. S. S. Walkup, $50
Grover street. She also leaves two
sons, sister ct Racine. two brothers
at Cameron, Wis, and one at SYRIA
cuse, N. Y.
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Bank and Stores
Looted by Bandits

E7ort Worth, Tex. The bank and
Pre- csscaily every store in Paradise,
Visa county, were looted some time
last night, according to word received
heSe this morning. The robbers are
believed to be the same ones who
sacked and burned Valley View last
wselS. TIE amount of the loot se-
crTeG ar Paradise has not been de-
tsrnsiasl.
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Mrs. Miller 651 Lombard avenue,
has reported to the police that her
beaded purse was snatched from her
or lost while downtown shopping
Tuesday afternoon. She said the bag
was of black velvet and silver beads,
and contained $40.
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this means of wishing all of our many
friends very MERRY CHRISTMAS
and the happiest kind. of a NEW YEAR
and it is even noticeable that the
horses seem to want to convey some
sort of the same wish to their riders
and friends.
Last weeks mounted drill was pass
ed up account of the severe cold
weather but nevertheless the gang was
all out with the exception of few
who were a little dubious of what
was coming. Inside work was taken
up and no one suffered from the
chilly air.
Of course the column would not be
complete without giving out the names
Of those who were froze up last week
and failed to get on the job. Here's
the list and look 'em over: Sgt. Bill
Basteen, Corp. Erickson, Pvt. Carlson,
Pvt. Jno Majdecki, Pvt. Gostynski,
Pvt. F. Hansen, Pvt. Malloy, Pvt. Jno
Rasmussen, Pvt. Rudd, Pvt. Cheman-
ski, Pvt. Tutlewski, Pvt. George Webb.
Five new men lined up for assembly
last drill and there are still few
more ready to get their names on the
dotted line. The new men are Pvts.
Schneider, Ross; Gross, Hines, and our
old-timer,. Poisson.
Troopers Audi and Pfaff are still
confined to their homes account of
sickness and it is anticipated that they
will soon be back on the job again.
There are several men in the troop
who have fallen down most beauti-
fully during the present drill period
of October, November and December.
Pvt Art Johnson has attended only six
drills out Of fourteen; Pvt Malloy has
attended four drills out of fourteen;
Pvt John Rasmussen has attended
seven drills out of fourteen, and it
are due as the record of Troop E is
not going to be held down by q few
men. Nuff said.
Too bad that the mounted drill was
called off last Sunday asst is reported
that several more troopers were plan
ming on their winter dip in Old Lake
Non-commissioned officers school
was held last evening and several
tanning to the welfare of the cTgani-
cation.
Papa Charlie Druktines is being
kept very busy these days with his
new offspring and we hope end trrsr
that Charlie will not have the RAILS
fortune to STEP en- tack or bark DIS
shins on his midnight tours II guard
ing and quoting the usual noises.
Trooper Amend has hiosaomed out
in noisy pair Of spats since TIE cold
weather came on.
Trooper John Ceizak was hack with
the gang iaat drill and il is hoped
that John will bear in MIND that drill
pay can only acrus through attend
ing drills.
Troopers Rel Holden End Big Jim
Hawley had a bad case CT auto freeze
up last Sunday ard were slightly de-
layed but got there inst the same.
PVT Art ScheiYe vas doipg e little
pistol practicing last week ard we
understand that he has now solved al,
the little secrets OF knocking down and
setting up his gat.
Big Saumur down i. the lower stat!
has sort of taken on a new lease Of
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SALEM

Miss Violet King visited at the Nc
Vicar home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Elvira Brown and Mr.. Fred
Stephens and Mrs. Lance Button of
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-12-25

All men over sixty in the work
house of London receive an ounce Of
tobacco every week, and those over
eighty will have two ounces weekly,
according to a recent ruling of the
Board of Guardians.
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re-enlisted in the outfit.

The captain informs us that he has
been directed to render report by
the 10Th Of January as to the number
of horses suitable for cavalry service
that can be rented in this locality for
fifteen days during the month of July
1925, to be used by the troop while
at Camp Douglas. The animals are
to be transported to Camp Douglas and
returned to Kenosha and given the
same care as the federally owned
mounts and the owners paid at the
rate of $500 per day for fifteen days.
Anyone desiring to take advantage of
this are requested to get in communi-
cation with the Commanding Officer
of Troop E, phone So, or call at Camp
Williams any Saturday afternoon or
Sunday morning. 1T
We are all anxiousIy awaiting the
arrival of the Wisconsin National
Guardsmen as the coming edition is
to be known as the Cavalry Number
and will inform all as to the activi-
ties of the cavalry of Wisconsin.
We think that the hardest hit man
in the outfit account of the. recent
cold snap is Sgt Ames who spent sew
eral years in the tropics as mem
Der of the U. S. Marine Corps, and
who just can't seem to accustom him
self to the chilly. winds.
The troopers are looking forward
to the party to be given by the Troop
E Veterans Association of which.
former 1t. Claus Anderson is at the
head. 1t. Anderson has inforced us
that it is going to be world beaten
and that it is to come off sometime
after New Years and believe US gang
we are all waiting for the Special
Orders covering same.
Every man on the job next drill as
this is the last drill of the period and
it is to be hoped that Troop will
again lead the state in attendance.
And Sgt Spike" Modder is making
his plans to turn out his pay roll in
record time to enable every man to
be paid by January 18th.
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Big Saumur down il the lower stall
has sort of taken on a new lease of
life now that his old pal Poisson has
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Doin's of Troop E
TROOP E. 1o5TH CAVALRY CAMP WILLIAMS KENosHA WIS.
Captain John D. Alexander. Commander

The members Of Troop E are taking
this means of wishing all of our many
friends very MERRY CHRISTMAS
and the happiest kind of a NEW YEAR
and it is even noticeable that the
horses seem to want to. convey some
sort of the same wish to their riders
and friends.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-12-25

Last weeks mounted drill was pass
ed up account of the severe cold
weather but nevertheless the gang was
all out with the exception of few
who were a little dubious of what
was coming. Inside work was taken
up and no one suffered from the
chilly air.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-12-25

Troopers Red Holden End Big Jim
Hawley had bad case CT auto freeze
ND last Sunday ard were slightly de-
layed but got there Just the same.
Pvt Art Scheiye vas doing little
pistol practicing last week ard we
understand that he has now solved ali
the little secrets OF knocking down and
setting up his gat.
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ell fuuro Manera de Ia esmaci6n de cuai-
economic la vida de los brahmines ms
clugendo los dfa aforunado deaforunados Para saber
fiel votos sE talisman
cazadores. Para obgar
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la ciatura sera nino Nina
Para saber Guam
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corejar las mueres todas naciones.
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-APEEvEEuIoN DE ACADEMIES
Y PRIMERA AYUDA

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Una esplendida fuante de informa-
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rARrE a5-ExposIc1oN DE sEcREros .nkrRAsos

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para cazadores pescadores Manera de
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pARTE 18.--MANERA DE HACER BEBIDAS JARABESA
LIMONADAS, ETC.

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eretos revean claamente aciaran vdas
Regas los negocios Regla para vida practica eo
ria practical Principles generates dalhs. Carfas
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Manera decir la mujer El magico
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tuna las unas. Fortuna ell domino Influenza las
estrellas.