The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-10-01
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Arthur Hills, sos
reported to the polic,
stole the motormeter
Monday evening.
The American Business
hold its weekly luncheon nv
the Pompeian room at the Ell.
at noon on Wednesday.
Tony Mosol, Racine, arrested
Police Officer Borden en- the cha
of intoxication, pleaded guilty "a
was fined So and costs this morning.
Kenosha merchants who are mem
bers of the Land o Lakes association
have been invited to attend the regular
convention of the association to be
held in Wausau on October 14.4
A special meeting of the city coun-
ell will be held on Wednesday morn
ing at ten o'clock to canvas the vote
on the special school election refer
endum which is being taken today.
The case against Slavery Kuriea-
nowiwz, charged with unlawful pos
session of moonshine at Julius Klous'
dog kennel at 541 Grand avenue, some
weeks ago, has been continued to
October 5.
John B. Wade, local cement con-
tractor, left this morning for Donner's
Grove, ILL.,, where he is engaged in
building several miles of curbing. He
has just completed about Ia miles of
curbing in Kenosha and vicinity.
! Automobiles driven by Elmer ].
Mitchell, of Kenosha, and Steve SAINTS
of Racine, collided in Sturtevant &C
cording to word received here today.
No occupants of the cars were injured
but the SAINTS machine was badly
damaged
| Mrs. Bieber, Pleasant Prairie, re-
ported to the police that while she
was selling some garden truck on
Jenne street, some small boys took a
purse containing about ten dollars
! from her buggy, Through the police
the money was recovered.
Zeno Vitkus was brought into court
on the charge of assault and battery
this morning. His wife was the com
plainant. Vitkus insisted that it was
his wife who did the striking. The
case was continued to Monday after
noon at one o'clock, bail $50.
Frederick Markwald, $50 Norman
avenue, arrested by Sergeant Meissner
and Detective Chase on the charge of
assault and battery on the complaint
of Mrs. Annie Reinke, pleaded not
guilty this morning. The case has
been continued to October 5 until
400 p. m.
Sydney M. Jones, past exalted ruler
of the Kenosha Lodge of Elks and
delegate from this lodge to the recent
national convention of the order, has
been named district deputy grand
exalted ruler fcr>t the eastern Wiscon-
sin district of the order, according to
word received here today.
The paving of North Sheridan road,
which has been in progress for sew
eral weeks, will be completed today
1t will be several days, however, be-
fore the entire strip, starting from
Grand avenue and extending north,
will be open for ira c, as some time
must be given it to set.
Grant A. Ledger, 1895 Rowland
dNSHuey WAS Ine driver OF an auto
mobile which was in an accident at
Racine over the weekend when Mrs.
Steve Belog of Racine, pedestrian,
was struck and hurled to the paving.
She suffered slight concussion of
the brain and several minor injuries
Ledger stopped his car at once and
went to the aid of the woman, hurry
ing her to St. Luke's hospital.
Grega Pavlovich, Brookside Gardens
reported to the police this morning at
i $3.50 o'clock that bis son Bernard, ten
n years old, had not been home since
Monday noon. He said the boy went
to school at South Kenosha in the
morning, and YVES there at noon. He
did not return for the afternoon ses-
sion and was gone all night, the
father said. The boy wore blue over
alls and blue shirt.
1 District Attorney Lewis Powell
presented the brief of the de-
PENDANT and respondent, Kenosha
county, in the damage suit in
which Robert Mccoy and his father
James E. Mccoy are plaintiffs and ap-
pellants, before the state supreme
court on Monday. The testimony Of
the plaintiffs counsel is already in and
the court justices are taking the case
under advisement with a decision
expected within the next three weeks.
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