The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-10-10
Personals

personals
Chester Isermann of the Q. S. navy,
was Chicago visitor on Monday.
Mrs. W. T. Bennett of Prairie
avenue, was Chicago visitor Monday
Miss Margaret vollmer of Sheridan
Road, is recovering from an attack Of
Spanish Influenza
Miss Rose Ryan of Milwaukee, rs
visiting at the home of Mrs T. Ryan
on Charles street.
The Kiwanis Club WIN hold their
regular weekly meeting at the Hotel.
at noon on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M1nderman who.
have been IN with the Spanish inanenra
are able 10 be about again.
Paul FTandsen who has been serious,
h III at Camp Caldwell, N. ]. is some,
better. His mother and sister are With
him.
Miss Esther Heyman, who leaves ons
Saturday for Camp Sewer, spsnt Tnes-
day afternoon vieiit1fng with friends ia
Chicago
DR.. J. W. Rowland is again IN Keno
sha and VIII be with his sister, Mrs
Brain of West street, uEt71 he is called
for serwiea.
Isouis GrosvenOr Of Chicago street,
who has been confined to his home wstl.
pneumonia, is showing eeme in,pr0ue-
memt today
The Ladies Aid of the Norwsgiaz1
Lutheran Church win meet Thursday
afternoon at the residence OF Mrs.
| Hertb, 7S N Pleasant street,
| The meeting of the Doreas Soefetys
of st. Paul g Lutheran Church, VIII nod
be held en- Thursday ON account of the-
epidemic at Spanish influenza.
Fred B. Mattoon, clerk of tho
County Exemption Board, who 1ses beanz
seriously Ill with Spanish Influenza, WASH
able to return to his work this 1torrssnss-
/
| Mrs Harold Johnston Hutch OF BesSa
Angeles, Cal, left for her homo ttssrai
Tuesday following a visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ ,WerEe- and
other relatives
Mr. and Mrs. c. d Gregarson. whoi
have been seriously III at their home at
SO Symmonds street, ara reported tog
be rapidly recovering fnurn. an &ttaalzi
Of Spanish snfnenza
Ga account Of The Spanish 1IrffuHrzai
scare, the meeting Of the .A1pha- Omi-i
cron club, which WAS tn have BEEN.
held at the residence af Mrs. EILeu
stratton, at zt3 Pomeruy street., on
Thursday evening has been pnstponed.
The Edith Cave1 Lodge of the asu--
ghters of st. George win meet at tho
home of Mrs. Aetley on N. Edward
street, On Thursday afternoon to ssw5
for the Bed Cross. Mrs, AttIey Is en-,
tertainfng for Mrs. Charlatnm.
The Womsn's Auxiliary nf fhe Park
Avenue NJ =. Church win meet at The
home of Mrs. E. /. Grant on Prairie
avenue on Thursday afternoon. Mrs .
John Stratton viii read paper on
'SThe Life and Work of DR.. Anna
Shaw
The Kenoslra Kiwanis Club holds its
regular dinner at noon ON Thursday
at the club room of the hotel May
wood. =. w. Hindarman viii be the
speaker for the day and he win talk
on interesting processes OF the photo,
graphic art.
Or. S. w. Murphy has received his.
call from the Army TO report at Fort
Bley IN 10 days Owing 10 tho amount,
of business necessary to close UP be-
fore this time, he regrets that It Is.
impossible for him to mako any pro-
fessional calls whatever
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Mills Of South
Dakota, have arrived in Kenosha, to :.
spend the winter with their son, Fred
Mills, and their daughter, Mrs. Charles
Lathrop of Congress street. Mr.. Mills.
is veteran of the Civil War and
would be very glad to have any Of the
| Civil War veterans call on him.