The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-07-23


informed the police that 30x31S cord
tire was stolen from his car. The tire
was valued at $40.
The proprietor of the bathing beach
dance hall has reported to the police
that $35 was stolen from behind the
counter at the concession room We'd
nesday night.
City Manager C. M. Osborn is in
Madison today to appear before the
railroad commission at a conference
regarding several questions involvin
the city of Kenosha.
The eases against Joseph Greco and
Joseph Cosentino, charged with carry
ing concealed weapons, have been con-
tinued until Friday morning, when
the two will come in and plead guilty,
their attorney said.
Anton Kosack, 81 Western avenue,
was arrested on a warrant on the
complaint of Alfred Holt, charging
abusive language. He pleaded not
guilty and the case was set for July
Is at 900 a. m, bail $40.
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Dobler
was held this morning at nine o'clock
from the St. James church. Immedi-
ately following the service, the re-
mains were taken to Mayville Wis.,
consin for interment.
The cases against Charles Leipzig,
charged with selling without a per-
NIT at TIP Milwaukee avenue, and
against Stanley Sankowski, selling
without permit at go Salem avenue,
have been set for hearing July %.
Two new cases of whooping cough
were reported to the city health de-
partment today: Two cases were re-
leased from quarantine, making the
total number of cases of whooping
cough now under quarantine in the
city twenty-four.
The Salem Realty company of Salem
has filed with the register of deeds a
statement that the company is not i'm
corporated but merely using a corr
porate name, this action being in
keeping with the legal regulations.
The members of the firm are named as
Arthur G. Hartnell, Eugene H. Hart
nell and Bert Wray.
Deed for the sheriffs sale of the
the settlement of "a partnership in the
building at 458 Market street, sold in
former owning of the building, was
filed in the Office of the register of
deeds today. The purchasers were
Morris j. Gasul and Harry Barr and
the bid was $4,000.
The two cases of James Cicchini,
charged with operating a gambling
house and twenty-four cases against
alleged gamblers in the place, have
been set for hearing July 80, at 100
p. m. Cicchini, it is interesting to
note, has applied for a Class B per-
nit, two pool-table permits and also
for a permit to sell cigars and
cigarettes.
4 Kenosha merchants have been warm
ed of the operations in Racine of a
woman who gave her name as "Mrs.
Dunbar" and who cashed checks there
alleged to be worthless. The checks
were drawn on the Elkhorn State bank,
Elkhorn, Wis, and there was nothing
in the appearance or demeanor of the
woman to warn the merchants of the
fraud which she was perpetrating on
them, it was said.
The .,old-time hurdygurdy-a sight
almost as rare these days as horse
and buggy-with the son Of Italy and
the organ and the little monkey was
making the rounds of the city today
picking up stray pennies from anyone
who would see the monkey perform.
The animal seemed endowed with an
unusual degree of intelligence, Dayton,
Tenn, to the contrary notwithstand-
ing.
Appeal has been taken in the case
of Gasul and Barr VS.. Paul Zeith was
the decision in the municipal court TO
the circuit court. The plaintiffs sued
Zeith for a bill which was contracted
by his divorced wife after divorce
proceedings were commenced and
while he was paying alimony, it is
said. The lower court decided in fav-
or of the plaintiffs, and it is from
this decision that the defendant, rep
resented by Attorney R. v. Baker, is
appealing.
A near-tragedy occurred just after
midnight this morning when three au-
tomobiles nearly crashed together at
the end of the brick pavement at the
north end of Milwaukee avenue. Two
Of the cars drove down the tracks to
avoid a collision and one of these
broke a wheel. Fortunately no inter
urban car appeared until after the
cars could be pushed off the tracks.
The case against John Zalatuka, ar
rested on his wife's complainty has
been dismissed in the municipal court.