The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-12-13
KENOSHA COUNTY
NEWS.
SOMERS.

SCMERS.
Mrs. HERNIA J. Herzog will enter
tain the local Red Cross Auxiliary at
her home ON Wednesday afternoon of
this week.
AxeI Rasmussen and Henry Buech-
ner entrained for Camp Custer, Battle
Creek, Mich, with the Kenosha quota
on Monday morning.
Soren Sorenson has enlisted in RAJ
cine for service.
George P. Leet and Charley Dorey
transacted business at Medford last
week.
Clarence Northway Of Camp Dacator,
Great Lakes, spent Saturday evening
with his mother, Mrs. Eliza Northway.
Somers Camp Royal Neighbors of
America, No 402, elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year:
Oracle, Mrs. Laura Barrows; Pastor
acle, Mrs Hazel Herzog; Vice Oracle,
Mrs. Jennie Markusen; Chancellor,
Mrs. Evelyn M. Gardiner; Recorder,
Mrs Nellie Miller; Receiver. Mrs.
Lillian Hughes; Managers, Mrs. Mary
Cpencer, Harry r. Dixon; Inner SEN
final, Mrs. Alice Herdersdorf; Outer
Seminal, Mrs. Caroline Barrows; Ply
sicians, DR.. Helen Harbert, DR.. Peehn.
The funeral Of the late Miss Sarah
Henrietta Leet took place Wednesday
afternoon from the Palmeter home,
Racine. The services were very largely
attended and were conducted by Rev.
Clark. The pail bearers were her nep-
hews Fred w. Leet, George P. Leet of
Somers; Edd Leet of Milwaukee /;
Charles Henning of Racine; Robert
Burgess of Chicago, and Carol Davis
Of Peoria, Ill, Interment in the family
plat lakewood cemetery, Somers. Sarah
Henrietta Leet was born in the town
of Somers, October 10, 1910, aud de-
parted this life Sunday afternoon, De
cember 2, 1917. Her parents, Charles
and Sarah Wizard Leet, came from the
East in 1886, and settled ON farm in
the town of Somers where they re-
sided many years. Early in life the
deceased became an ardent member of
the Baptist church and for years had
been prominent and active worker
in the w. @. IT,. u. A true good woman
has passed onto her reward, one who
will be missed; for those who knew
her best will very greatly feel her
departure, A helpful, unselfish sym
pathetic friend, an enthusiastic, ener-
getie worker in all good causes, Such
was Sarah Henerietta Leet. Several
nephews survive her. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Longmore
and Mr.. and Mrs. James G.. Spencer
have arrived safely at Winter Park,
Florida. They made the trip of 1897
miles overland by auto in twelve days
time and report most delightful
journey with the weather and boule-
ward roads the greater part of the
way. They passed through Alabama
and Georgia as the cotton was being
harvested, The wonderful scenery ac-
companied by the southern hospitality
and kindness made their trip one never
to be forgotten. Among the cities they
passed through were: Chicago, Indi-
annapolis, Crown Point, crossed the
Ohio river at Louisville, KY, Jackson
vile, ST. Augustine, Atlanta. They
were entertained at hotel in Shelby
vile that is conducted by great
great-gfandson of Daniel Boone.
Mrs. Edward M Longmore will en-
terrain the Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church at her home on
Thursday afternoon of this week.
The Union Girls basketball team
comes to Somers Saturday evening to
play with the men Is team at Woodmen
Hall.
Miss Margaret Bradley of the
Moody Bible Institute, spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Albert E.
Bullamore.