The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-09-03

that someone had stolen his Ford
touring car from Washington avenue.
The funeral of Mrs. Made Richard
son was held this afternoon at two
o'clock from the Hansen funeral home.
The remains were taken to the Green
Ridge cemetery for interment.
The bogus twenty-dollar bills, which
made their appearance in Kenosha re-
Gently, have been followed by a SINH
lar flood of counterfeit money in RAJ
cine. Several of the bad bills wexe
found in circulation at Racine on Sat-
urday.
A Chevrolet sedan driven by Frank
Arneson overturned at the Birch cross
ing on Saturday just after six o'clock.
The car in front slowed down and
when Arneson applied the brakes on
his car, it turned turtle.
A. Colliander, of Chicago, driving
Nash sedan, was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff La Violette on Saturday af-
ternoon for driving forty-five miles an
hour on the Geneva road. He left SIS
in bonds.
Douglas c. Evans Of Chicago, driv-
ing Hudson coach south on Sheridan
Road Sunday afternoon ran into a
parked Nash sedan when an unknown
driver tried to pass him and crowded
him off the road.
A trust deed for the Haegle Ice COM
pany at Twin Lakes to George K.
Schmidt was filed in the office Of the
register of deed of Kenosha county
this morning. The indicated value Of
the transaction was $150,000.
The funeral of Mrs. August Grewe-
now was held this afternoon at two
o'clock from the Zion Evangelical
Lutheran church in Bristol. The re-
mains were taken to the Green Ridge
cemetery where interment was made
Leonard Garechi, 0, of 400 Limit
street, was crossing Division street
Saturday at $3.50 p. m. when he was
struck by an automobile carrying an
Illinois license. The license which
was 256-006-25, was issued to Ann
Shec, S25 East 63rd street, Chicago.
A special meeting of the city coun-
Gil will be held this evening when the
councilmen will meet with the school
board of the town of Pleasant Prairie
to discuss division of assets of a tract
Of land recently added to the city Of
Kenosha and formerly a part of the
township.
Definite announcement as TO the
date of Senator Lenroot's address in
Kenosha in the interests of the Will
cox candidacy for the United States
ConaAa will no ~ do ,rohol,1xv -. T,,ap
day according to the statement made
today by Wilcox campaign leaders
here The tentative date set was Sep
TENDER the 9th.
Announcement was made this morn
ing by the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway company of a change in time
for the southbound passenger train,
known as the Viking, which has arrived
in Kenosha at 1850 p. m. Effective to-
day the train is due at Kenosha at
710 p. m. The Viking is one OF the
fast trains from Minneapolis to Chi
cago.
The Ford coupe Of Fred "King"
Lear, 923 Charles street, was reported
stolen Saturday from Exchange street.
1t was recovered later by Police officer
Olson, who found the car quietly
"grazing" at the corner of Exchange
and Wisconsin street, near which it
had been originally parked by the
owner.
Walter Spence, of Chicago, driving
Ford sedan, collided with Marquis
Flett, of Racine, driving q Nash, at
the Berryville road on the Lake Shore
road. The Nash car overturned. Mrs.
Spence was badly cut about the face.
A young baby in the car was also CUT.
Both cars were driving south at the
time of the accident.
The Wisconsin Real Estate Brokers
board at Madison today announced
that it has issued an order denying
the application for salesman's il
cense made by Samuel Rubinstein Of
Kenosha. The board denied the APP
plications for brokers' Licenses made
by Ozanne and Linehan, a Chicago
partnership, and by Nick du Laveris,
of Milwaukee.
Logan r. Butler, Route /, while
driving an Oakland car south on Sher-
idan Road Saturday at $3.50 p m. was
bumped into by William Arentz, Route
l. who was driving Ford car in the
same direction. The collision took
place at the intersection of Prairie
avenue and Sheridan Road. A little
girl, occupant Of one of the automo-
biles in the collision, sustained a cut
in the forehead.
DIR. George Pugh, Sheridan road,
collided with Ford car driven by
Miss Catherine Novack at the inter
section of Sheridan road and South
Park avenue on Saturday. Two sis
tiers from St. Thomas who were riding
with Miss Novak were quite seriously
injured and were removed to ST. Cath
crimes hospital. They were reported
as doing well this afternoon. One suf-
fered a broken collar bone and the
other an injury to her nose.
Details of the accident in which
Wesley Parker of Kenosha was in
jured at Gary, Indiana, several days
ago. have been received here. The
car in which the lad was riding was
driven by c. II. Schmoor of Paw Paw,
Michigan. 1t was hit BY an electric
car at a blind crossing, both occu-
pants being hurled from the car The
Kenosha lads condition is said to be
as favorable as could be expected but
he is still in most critical condi
ton. Schmoor suffered a broken leg
and some minor injuries but is re-
covering.
w. c. Nelson of Chicago was driv-
ing a Rickenbacker sedan east on Sa-