The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-07-02

The funeral of Homer Theron Hol.
lister will be held from the late home
in Bristol at one-thirty o'clock. The
remains will be taken for interment
to the Liberty Corners cemetery.
DR.. E. NJ. Slatre Wilson, whose title
to doctor" has been challenged, waiv-
ed preliminary hearing on the charges
Monday, and was bound over for trial.
The fire department was called Mon
day at $50 p. m. to the home of B.
Rizzo, 124 Fremont avenue. Paint had
been burned off the wall with a blow
torch. There was little damage be-
sides this.
The Moose building committee met
at the lodge clubrooms on Monday
night together with Architects Lindl
and Schuette for the purpose of dis
GUESSING plans for the proposed new
clubhouse.
The city building inspection depart
ment showed in the report for the
week ending last Saturday that 73 per-
mits for construction work were is
sued for building work valued at q
total of $1o4,599.
The case of the state against Joseph
Conley charged with manslaughter
was continued this morning in the mu-
nicipal court. Coroner Joseph Friend
who is interested in the case, has been
called to McHenry, ILL.,, by the illness
of his father-in-law.
The West Side branch of Simmons
library was formally opened this after
noon when the new building at the
corner of Elizabeth and Charles streets
was opened to the public. Miss Irene
Rowe is the, librarian at the branch.
The case of Frank Gamer, charged
with assault on the complaint of his
wife, has been continued in the NUM-
cipal court to July 15. Mrs. Gamer
charges that Gamer struck her a
week ago Saturday. A divorce action
is pending.
The case Of Anna Grebe, charged
with assault upon Samuel Desmonie,
has been set for hearing July 2 at
100 p. m. Mrs. Grebe is charged with
having struck Samuel, twelve year
old boy with stick which had nail
protruding in it, on June 10.
Louis Moch has paid the costs in
the case of the second check charge
against him, and met the payment on
the check which amounted to $25. He
has been released from custody, all
the cases against him having been
settled or dismissed.
DR.. Spencer Brown, the Antioch
man, who has been sentenced to pris-
on for his part in being fence in
liquor deals, has sold his property in
Antioch to Miss Cecilia Cusack for an
indicated consideration Of $4,000. DR..
Brown left his home Saturday to start
the eight-year sentence imposed on
him.
Harry Brooks, 20, 1850 Elizabeth
avenue, Zion, was arrested Monday on
charge of larceny by Policeman
George Gould. He had in his posses
sion Ford automobile belonging to
Roy Pastel, also of Zion. He had
thrown away the license plates and
his arrest came because Of their abb
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car as one which had belonged to Pas
tel.
Paul Gerlach, whose home is in
Michigan, was picked up by the police
here on the charge Of suspicion. Fol-
lowing the arrest, an examination
showed that the young man is men
tally incompetent. He will be taken
TO the state institution in Union Grove
temporarily and arrangements will be
made later for his transference to the
proper institutions in Michigan.
The case Of the state against j. M.
Gordon, proprietor of the soft drink
'parlor at Fox River, who is charged
with unlawful possession Of intoxicat-
ing liquor, has been continued to June
II. Assistant District Attorney Ken
nedy asked that the case be adjourned
over the term, but Judge Slater re-
fused to do this. "Why then it would
go over until October" declared the
judge, land these men are operating
all the time. Why do you ask such
a case to be adjourned over the term 2"
"The state prohibition officers are not
here" replied the assistant prosecutor.
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