The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-08-13


adjourned this morning in the mum
icipal court for ten days.
Patrick Laughlin of Pittsburgh was
arrested by Police Officer Cunningham
Sunday at the North Shore depot on
the charge Of intoxication.
David Clark, 1914 West street, was
arrested Saturday at 1850 p. m. for
intoxicaion and disorderly conduct.
The man was having trouble with his
family.
The first August meeting of Il
board of education will be held in &
school administration building on
Sheridan road at s o'clock Tuesday
evening.
/. H. Ihlenfeldt, superintendent Of
schools of Kenosha county, has re-
turned from Madison where he COM
pleted course at the university sum-
mer school.
Pie funeral services FOR Philip L.
Schnell were held this morning from
the st. James church at 9 o'clock The
remains were taken to the st. James
| cemetery for interment.
| The funeral of Mrs. Ezra Simmons
was held this afternoon at two o'clock
from the late residence on West Park
place, The remains were taken to the
Green Ridge cemetery for interment.
The funeral Of Mrs. Clara Behrens
Jensen was held this afternoon at
two-thirty o'clock from the Friedens
Evangelical Lutheran church. Inter-
ment was made in the Green Ridge
cemetery.
August Hackenburg, 263 North Com
| gress street, has reported to the po-
lice that some one stole the milk
from his porch Saturday morning He
said that this has happened several
times before.
| A car driven by Herman Poelman Of
Racine collided with the machine of
Edward Gotski of Kenosha, on Taylor
avenue in Racine yesterday, Gotski
was alleged to have been driving on
the wrong side of the street
Four North Chicago youths have
| been arrested for series of petty
| thefts in that community. Police here
are checking up to see whether or
not some of the minor burglaries here
may be traced to the four.
More of the bogus twenty dollar
bills with which Kenosha was flooded
| last week continue to turn up. One
of the latest victims was the city
water department, who took in one
of the bad bills from a patron Of
the water system.
Henry Zeitler, Winthrop Harbor, was
arrested by Police Officer Wander
wahl for violating the rules Of the
road by failing to keep TO the right
of the mushroom light at the corner
! of Division sreet and Milwaukee ave-
nue. Zeitler asked the officer to plead
guilty for him.
George E. Bickford, city recreation
director is in Chicago today lecturing
at the summer sessions of the Uni
versity Of Chicago classes in socio-
logy and community organization. HIS
subject is Organization and Co-ordi-
nation of Recreation Activities"
Yesterdays rain served as an eff
! fective hamper on the progress Of
concrete pouring on the addition to
the Kenosha hospital building, but
with today the work is expected to APP
proach completion of the full tve
stories of concrete work. Next week
the schedule calls for the beginning Of
the masonry work.
Mrs. Josephine Downs, 206 Queen
street, Bristol, Conn, has written to
Postmaster Charles Holderness ask
ing him to aid her in finding any des-
cendents of Fitch Higgins, a pioneer
of Kenosha county. Any information
regarding the family will be appreci-
ated by the Connecticut woman.
A divorce suit has been filed in cir
cult court by Philip A. Host of Ke-
nosha against Mrs. Gertrude M. Host,
defendant, in which the plaintiff char
ges desertion. They were married
here July II, 1917, and, according to
the divorce petition, Mrs. Host left
his home on Sept. 8, 1928, and never
returned in spite Of his constant
pleading for her to come home.
The lake level rose slightly during
the month Of July according to the
! government report received here to-
! day 1t rose two hundredths of an
inch. The level is 1.01 feet lower than
the low July stage OF year ago and
2.27 feet below the average stage Of
July for the last ten years and 500
feet below the high stage of July, 1876.
Charged with reckless driving,
Joseph Poszkus of Kenosha, was fined
500 and costs by Judge Burgess in
the municipal court at Racine on FRI
day. A deputy sheriff said he was
driving from side to side Of the road
on Highway IL in Caledonia on Thurs
day night.
Funeral services for Mrs. Clara
Behrens Jensen will be held Monday
afternoon at o'clock at the home OF
the parents at III North Ridge street,
and at $3.50 O'Clock at the Friedens
Evangelical Lutheran churt a, followed
by intement in the Green Ridge ceme-
terry
Lowry Motor Sales has reported to
the police that Cunningham touring
car has been missing from their sales
room since the night of August b-6.
This car was sold to Jack Mason OF
$50 Willow street, who gave Lowry
500 check, which proved to be worth
less, it is alleged. The police have
been unable to locate Mason.
The Glass A permit, issued to Nell
lie Labanowsk to operate soft drink
parlor at 213 South Rowland avenue