The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-10-18

SOMEES
The first snow flakes of the season
were seen October 9.
Chris. Hyde has rented Rev. M. L.
Norris farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. Strong spent
Friday in Racine.
A little son arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob p. Schaeffer, Sun
day, Oct. a.
The neighboring schools we're closed
on Friday to allow the teachers to at
tend the institute held in Kenosha.
William Bullamore is confined to
the house suffering from fall he sus-
tanned while in Kenosha last week.
Messrs George Leet, Jr.. and Franz
Bradley spent Wednesday in Chicago.
They attended the ball game while
there.
Mr.. aud Mrs. f. "A. Burgess, Of RAJ
cine, spent Monday with Nj. and Mrs.
E. Cook.
Fred Heddle was ia Chicago during
the past week.
Miss Della Bishop visited with
friends in Racine during the week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Buechner, wife Of
Fred Buechner, departed this life
Saturday morning after an illness OF
some time Of heart trouble, aged
forty-three years. Mrs. Buechner
was born in Germany, but has spent
most Of her life ins} Wisconsin,. The
deceased was woman beloved and
respected by all who knew her. Be
side her husband and children large
circle Of friends mourn her departure.
The funeral services we're held from
the German Lutheran church Tuesday
afternoon. Interment at the Luth-
Gran cemetery in Paris.
Mrs. Mary Care Ozanne. with one
exception the Oldest resident of the
town of Soners, died of acute bron-
chitis, Thursday, Oct. IL, 1896, aged
81 years, months aud % days. She
had been failing for some time and
her demise would have occurred in a
short time from infrmities due to- old
age if the illness of which she died
had not FASTENED her departure.
Mrs. Ozanne was born in the Is
land of Guernsey, January, IS,
1919 and was united in marriage
to James 4 OzannesIin May, 1847.
In June 1856 they sailed for America,
landing in Racine and moving inn
mediately to the farm in Somers al
ready purchased and upon which
they spent the remainder of their
lives, Mr.. Ozanne having departed
this life December II, 1872. Four
children we're bern to them all Of
whom survive, E. G. Ozarne, Emma
Ozaune and Mrs. sHelena Hitler of
Somers and "A. c. Ozanne of Tempe,
Arizona, also six grand children, two
great grand children and one brother,
Daniel Carre of Beatrice, Nebraska.
Mrs, Ozanne was tin early life an at
tendant of the Episcopal church and
was converted at the early age of ten
years. She united with the Methodist
Episcopal church at the age of four
teen, a membership of 70 years. She
was devoted christian. Her religi-
Gus life was intense and vigorous.
Her love for her Saviour occupied the
first place in her heart and she
deemed no sacrifice too great if by
that meanssSshe could advance the
cause of God. She's has left an inn
press for righteousness upon the
hearts of her children and contem-
poraries that will not soon be obliter-
ated. She has finished her work and
has gone to her reward. The funeral
services 0held from her late home
Saturday afternoon we're conducted
by Rev. iWilliam Rollins, of Racine,
former pastor of Somers M. E.
chuch and an esteemed friend. In
torment at lakewood cemetery.
Johp Yunk and family are moving to
the fam they purchased some time
ago.