The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-04-11

has already made strong appeal to
the younger society people of Kenosha.
It IS believed that a large number of !.
the soldiers stationed at Camp Herring =
will be at Grosvenor Hall on Wednes- l
day evening and it is known that :
young people of Waukegan and Ra-
cine, well known in Kenosha society :
will be among those present.
Personals !
Miss Kathryn Grace is Ill at her \
home on Grover street. =
M. j. Isermann was visitor to Chi
cago to-day on business.
Miss Marion Bullamore is visiting q
friends in Oak Park, Illinois.
DR.. J. FL. Holm made short bust ?
ness trip to Chicago to-day. (
Halbert Young went to Milwaukee 8
Monday on short business trip. =
Charles 7. Jeffrey of Chicago was P
calling on friends in Kenosha today.
Mrs. Leroy Hennessey spent the
day in Chicago on business for the I
Red Cross. y
lei. W. Mendenhall is making bust z
ness trip through the east in the inter II
ests Of the Black Cat Hosiery Company
Charles E. Turnock, who has been i'll a
for several weeks from an attack Of t.
appendicitis has completely recovered. tt
Miss Elizabeth Timme of the Keno I
sha Associated Charities went to Chi A
cago to-day on short business trip. 5
Joe Matthews of Camp Grant has
returned to the cantonment after
spending furlough with relatives and e.
friends in Kenosha. L
Miss Ursula Henry is seriously i'll
with diphtheria at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. FL. Henry of il
464 Grant street. fl
Mrs. HI. w. Mendenhall and her v
daughter, Miss Marjorie Mendenhall, G
are making a short visit with relatives Of
and friends in Chicago. O.
Corporal George W. Anderson, who !,
is now stationed at Camp American T
University, has written to his friends
in Kenosha that he expects soon to
sail for France. h,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wachs and h!
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Wachs T,
and family left Monday afternoon for -
Exeland, where they will make their -
future homes. l.
A. FL. Smith and w. Roske, avia-
ton instructor at Great Lakes, and u
Miss Lorene Rowan of Racine were NJ
week end guests at the home of c. E. q,
Dewey, Sheridan Road. 9,
Cards have been received in Keno :,
sha announcing the marriage of Harry
DeMuth, formerly of this city, but now
Of Washington, D. c., and Miss Mar
jorie Prentice of Chicago. :
Frank M. O'Connell, formerly of =
Kenosha is now stationed, at Camp =
Cody, Deming, New Mexico, with the !
126th Field Artillery in which he is :. :,
a member of the company band. :
Miss Laura Hahn, Mrs. James Cav z
anagh, and Mrs. H. B. Robinson, went .
to Pleasant Prairie this afternoon to
give demonstration Of Red Cross 10
work before the branch association in %
that community.
The Rev. Charles Everett Mccoy of b
st. Matthew's Church was in Milwau- Il
kee Monday where he delivered an adj O.
dress before the Clerical Club of the Il
Milwaukee Diocese on "Some Pre-
Reformation Leaders, p
George B. Semley of Kenosha, has tt
received word that his brother is now Ii
fighting with a detachment of the Bri-
fish army ON the italian front. The tt
young Tommy has received two wounds CT
in recent action in the Alps, but is o.
still able to do his part in upholding d.
the Union Jack. fl
n,
Lloyd Greetan wrote his name on T
Kenosha's Honor Roll on Monday 10
when he annlied az +b of;oo ~ Post o.