The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-11-26
SEVERAL HURT
OVER WEEK END
Child With Push-Cart On
Street Encounters An
Automobile.
OTHER COLLISIONS

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Children with pushcarts still invade
the street pavements, and the danger
which results was illustrated Satur-
day at five o'clock in the evening in
an accident which happened at the
intersection of Elizabeth and Huron
streets.
Jack Elenet, 744 Seventh avenue,
driving a Ford roadster west on Eliza
beth street, turned to go south on
Huron street when two small boys
with an express cart came suddenly
in front of his automobile. One of
the boys was pushing the cart; one
was riding in it.. Elenet said that he
did not see the children until they
were directly in front of the auto
mobile as dusk had fallen. One of
the lads was struck by the car. The
driver stopped within ten feet of the
point of collision, picked up the boy
and took him to the Kenosha hospital.
He also summoned a doctor and re-
ported the matter to the police.
Edward Marcoe, age z, of $40 Su-
perior street, was the boy who was in
jured. He sustained a broken left
shoulder, broken nose and bruises
on both legs.
Albert Koloski, $40 North Oak
street, was arrested on the charge of
reckless driving Saturday night at
7:40 o'clock and ordered to appear in
the municipal court this morning.
Meissner and Officers Beam and
Pecan of the police department. fol-
lowing an accident in which Koloski
figured.
Koloski was driving a Nash truck
east ON Linden street when he ran
into horse and buggy, driven by
Frank Renick of North Rowland ave-
nue., at the intersection of North How
land avenue. In the collision the
buggy was damaged beyond repair and
the frightened horse ran away, but
stopped about fifty feet from the point
of collision. Koloski, according to
the police, had been drinking but not
enough to charge with driving while
intoxicated, so the lesser charge was
placed against him.
4Alice Renick, who was riding in the
buggy, was bruised about the body
and legs.
At the intersection of Rowland and
Grand avenue, an accident in which
two automobiles figured, happened
Sunday at $3.50 p. M. Stanley Oblin,
265 Rice avenue, driving a Dragon
touring car east on Grand avenue,
collided at the intersection of Grand
avenue with Joe Gleissner, 1868 Eliza
beth street, who was driving a Ford
sedan. The Ford was topped over,
and Gleissner sustained cuts on the
hand but was not seriously hurt.
Carl Grandburg, 157 South Edward
street, driving Chevrolet sedan east
on Market street Sunday at 12:45
p. M, stopped for the arterial and was
just starting across Sheridan road
when he was struck by William
Kresen of Lake Geneva, who was driy-
ing a Maxwell touring car west on
Market street, and who had also stop
ped for the arterial and was about
to go south on Sheridan road. Both
Granburg and Kresen were arrested
for reckless driving by Police Officers
O'Hara and Larsen.
Edwin Gabieson, 400 Rowland ave-
nue., driving Ford sedan, belonging
to William Holm, west on Salem ave-
hue Saturday at 5:15 p. m, was about
to turn south on Erie street when he
collided with an Overland sedan
driven by Frank Genska, 1917 Fourth
avenue, who was also going west on
Salem avenue on Gableson's right
Both cars were damaged.
Jean 4. Hue5ten. 775 Rowland ave-
nue., driving an Overland touring car
south on Pleasant street Saturday at
$3.50 p. M, collided with c. H. Welsh
man, H. F. D. /, who was driving east
on Elizabeth street. They came to-
gether at the intersection. Both cars
we're somewhat damaged
Carl Cranberry pleaded not guilty
to the charge of reckless driving
when brought into court this morn
ing. and his case was continued to
December / at 900 a. m.
Albert Keloski, R. F. D., who was
also charged with reckless driving,
pleaded guilty and was given fine of
$40 and costs.
William Kresen, charged with reck-
less driving, was not in court when
his name was called at ten o'clock
thi- morning.