The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-09
WOODWORTH.

Mrs. Sam Everett gave tea to a
number of her lady friends on Thurs
! day afternoon to meet Mrs. FL. King
man, of Montreal, and only few years
ago a resident here.
Mrs. Moses Achen gave dinner on
Friday in honor of her aunt, Mrs. 81.
Kingman, but that lady being indis-
posed was unable to attend.
Miss Nellie Marsh visited Rochester
academy last week. She will leave
here on Friday to resume her duties as
teacher in the High school at Elkhorn.
Mrs. Lima Nye and son, of California,
went to Kenosha on Thursday to spend
a week visiting relatives there. They
spent the past week at W. c. Crosby's.
R. F. Roberts entertained IL few
friends at tea on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Sarah Devlin went to White
water on Monday to resume her duties
as teacher in the Normal.
Miss Lillian Sears went to Kenosha
on Monday and will reside there and
continue her trade of dressmaking.
Misses Jeanette Holloway and Nellie
Myrick and Master Lynn Everett are
students at Rochester academy.
Misses Emily Price and Stella Colds
worthy attended Sunday morning SER
vice at the Congregational church.
Miss Nellie Marsh read at the close
of the Sunday school session very in
teresting report relating to her journey
to San Francisco and the doings of the
Christian Endeavor convention held
there.
Mrs. Esther Coe started Monday on
her return to her home in Elkhart,
Ind. She had spent two or three
weeks visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Willis Epson, Misses 81. E. and
Madge Blake went to Milwaukee on a
visit to friends there and later will
visit friends at Cedar Lake, Wis.
Mrs. Samuel Everetts entertained
friends Thursday afternoon.
Arthur De7lin, of Evanston, and E.
Fl. Devlin, of Austin, Mimi, spent part
of the week with their mother, Mrs.
Mary Devlin,
Mrs. G.. L. Marsh is entertaining a
couple of lady friends from Racine.
Emmett Shields enjoyed visit last
week from his brother, who lives ia
Chicago.
Elizabeth Fiddler returned from a
trip to the western part of this county
Saturday noon.
J. B. Edwards made an extended
trip to Racine, Milwaukee, Waukesha,
Rochester and other places on the
Wisconsin Central lines last week.
Mrs. p. c. Tarbell and J. A. LOOMS
called on friends in Salem Saturday.
Rev. J. II. Cameron started Monday
for Pennsylvania to visit his old home
near Tyrone, that state. He expects
to be gone about two weeks, during
which time there will be no services at
the Plank Road church.
Mrs. j. D. Fowler and daughter ex-
pect to start for their home in Oberlin,
Ohio, the middle of next week.
Messrs. Helm and Schmackel, &C
companied by part of their family at
tended a mission picnic held in the
town of Raymond Sunday.
Mrs. Darwin Coe returned to her
home in Elkhart Monday.
Mrs. C. A. Dewey and granddaughter
of Kenosha, and Mrs. Fl. Pierce, of
Antioch, accompanied by Miss Alice
Tarbell, of Chicago, called on G.. O..
Vincent and family Thursday.
Sarah Devlin returned to White
water to resume her school duties at
the state normal school.
| Addie Parker commenced school in
Dist No. Monday with about thirty
scholars.
The work of corn cutting and silo
filing has began. Most of the corn
cutting is done by the harvester which
reduces the time spent in the field very
much.
Frank and Ella Epson resumed their
work at the Kenosha high school Tues
day.
The parlors of the Bristol and Paris
Congregational church will be opened
for the first time Friday evening, Sept.
IS. There will be short program and
refreshments will be served during the
evening. A cordial invitation is eX-
tended to all.
PARIS.