The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-01-25
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personals
Miss Matte French of Prairie ave-
nue. recently entertained an interesting
visitor, Nicholas NJ. Goldweiser, Rus
sian, formerly of Moscow, now in the
United States with the definite work
of establishing chair of economics
and literature in the University of
Wisconsin, He has spent the past one
and one-half years travelling about this
country with the intention of becom
ing thoroughly conversant with eondi-
tions in the United States before be-
ginning his more direct work for the
university. He spoke before the ex
elusive Wisconsin Woman's Club of
Milwaukee one day last week and is
also listed for an address before the
Milwaukee City Club of which Fred
eric Morehouse, recently in Kenosha to
give an address, is president.
The Cleo Club of the Balm School
will give dancing party Friday night
in the sehoolhouse under the auspices
of the social center management, of
which the Cleo Club is creation.
MeCaffrey' orchestra is being en-
gagged.
Col. w. W. Strong of Durkee avenue
is confined in his home with serious
sprain, another victim of Kenosha S
slippery streets. He fell on South
Main street, opposite the Turnoek ga
rage, as he was coming home from the
Office last evening. Fortunately the
dozens of others who had falls which
might have been serious, caused by the
same ice glares in different parts of
the city, escaped generally without
much injury.
Horace Johnson of Chicago street
went to Boston, Mass, yesterday. He
will be gone week.
William H. Frabe is in receipt of
postal from ex-alderman William M.
Rowe who is now at Havana, Cuba. Mr..
Rowe states that he is enjoying the trip
very much and likes the Cuban climate.
Mrs. F. A, Snow, 421 Pleasant street,
and Miss Hazel Snow are in Chicago
today, giving orders for the renovation
of their home in that city which they
are to occupy as soon as they are able
to dispose of their residence property
in Kenosha.. Mr.. Snow has severed
is entering new field in Chicago.
Miss Snow who is a member of the Ke-
nosha High School class is arranging
today for her transfer into a Chicago
greatly interfered with Mr.. and Mrs.
Snow viii go down permanently very
soon,
The little Misses Hazel johnson and
Georgianna Pirsch, solo dancers, are
each to appear on the program of the
Parent-Teacher Association of the
Durkee School at its meeting tomor-
row at 4 O'Clock, in the sehoolhouse.
The address of the afternoon will be
given by DR.. Herbert Wright, commits
sioner of public health in KenOsha.
Miss Catherine Seward is to. furnish
musical program.
Mrs. Louis Schultz, 416 Market
street, entertained party Of little
folk Tuesday afternoon on. the occa-
sion of the fourth birthday of her SON,
Paul.
Mrs. Frank Wells, GIG Park avenue,
has gone to Duluth, Mimi, and will not
return for about two weeks. She is to
attend the wedding of friend while
she is there,
Joseph Duffy and Sheridan Gala
CHER are planning to give a dancing
party the night Of February 14th in
Grosvenor Hail.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Peter Fisher, ST., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Fisher, Jr., have
returned from st. Paul where they went
to attend the funeral of the late Mrs,
Paul Leeman, which occurred on Mon
day. Mr., and Mrs. Fisher, ST., who
were at Belleaire, Fla, when the news
of their daughters death reached them
have not decided to return to Belleaire.
Little five year old Kenneth Nord-
strom, son of Mr.. and Mrs. n n. Nord-
strom, III Park street, celebrated his
birthday yesterday. Mrs. Nordstrom
entertained number of little folk of
his age at an afternoon party.
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