The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-02-14
GENERAL COUNTY NEWS

uhNEkAL COUNTY NEWS
Mrs. Henry sorg, Of New Munster
is i'll.
a. Elverman and Mrs. Langela, both
OF New Munster, we're married or
Wednesday Of last week by the Rev.
=. Il. Schiefen, pastorof ST Alphonse
church. They will live at New
Munster.
The school at New Munster has
been opened again after being closed
Tor week on account of the illness
of the teacher.
The work of clearing away the
ruins of St. Alphonse church at New
Munster was started last Monday and
the work Of erecting the building will
start as soon as the weather will per.
NIT.
The Liberty Cemetery Helpers will
hold their monthly meeting at Liberty
church Tuesday, Feb. 10. Refresh.
ments served atnoon. All are invited
to attend. Carrie Faulkner, sec'y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Natteford, OF
New Munster had twin ba bies born tc
them last week, but one of the little
children died and was buried on
Thursday in the cemetery at ST.
Alphonse church.
Married, in Kenosha, on Tuesday
Feb. S. Joseph Althof and Miss Agnes
Heiderman, of New Munster. Mr.
and Mrs. Althoff will make their home
on the Heiderman farm, recently pur
chased by Nj. Althoff.
Clarence Jackson, of Kenosha
spent Sunday at his home in Bristol
Some hoodlums took a horse belong.
ing to Charles Leonard Of Silve1
Lake, one night last week and after
driving the horse most of the nigh
they tied it to fence. It was founC
the following morning. The people
of Silver Lake will insist on The
prosecution Of the guilty parties i
they can be captured.
Joseph Toe1le, of Wheatland, spen-
Tuesday evening Of last week in Ke
nosha.
Mrs. Hotz, of Brighton, who has
been Ill for several weeks, is able tc
be about again.
The annual oyster dinner Of The
Bristol and Paris Congregational so
ciety will be held at Abram Quick.
on Friday, February IS. Dipnel
served at II o clock. Tickets SOC. VA.
Two sleigh loads Of Brighton young
people made visit to Union Grow
last Saturday evening. The sleigh
ing party proved very jolly one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias Hotz enter
tanned a large number of friends at
party at their home in Brighton las
Saturday afternoon. A pleasant tim,
IS reported by those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rhodes, 0
Brighton, gave dinner party at thei
home on Wednesday of last week
Covers were laid for thirty.
L
Alphons Trnesdell, of Kenosha, i
visiting his grandparents near Si1ve
Lake.
Mrs. Anna Wel1and, of Tecumpseh
Neb., is visiting her sister, Mrs
Ulysses Fay, of Wheatland.
Mrs. Harriet Fay, who has bee
staying with her sister, Mrs. Lyma
Fay, in Wheatland, for the past tw
years, has gone to her home in Bur
lington.
/ The Baptist Ladies Aid society Q
the town of Randall met at the HON
of Mrs. Charles Reynolds last Thurs
day afternoon. The meeting wa
largely attended.
A teachers meeting was held a
Silver Lake last Saturday. In tn
absence Of County Superintendent
John j. Kerwin, Miss Eta McDonal
presided at the meeting.
Miss Ruby Hartnell, of Brighton
has entered one of the Chicago Co
leges Of Music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Williams, G
Spring Prairie, have issued invite
tions for the marriage of their daugI
ter, Olive A. to Fred Vaughn. Tn
wedding will take place at the HON
Of the bride on Wednesday, Feb. q
Miss Williams is we'll known to tn
people in the western part of tn
county.
FL. W. Runke1, of Silver Lake, ha
gone to Kansas to spend the remain
i der of the winter.