The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-11-21
News of Kenosha County

Antioch, spent Sunday with Wilmot
relatives.
Paul Volbrecht and Mr.. Hunter, Of
Antioch, spent Sunday with Wilmot re-
latives.
Mrs. G. Shales is i'll and under the
care Of DR.. Prouty, Of Burlington.
Mrs. N. Drom accompanied Harry
Spear and children Sunday when they
drove to Burlington to see Mrs. IL.
Spear. They found her improving RAJ
pidly from the effects of her recent
operation.
NJ Imeson and wife of Hebron mo-
tored to T. G. Lotus Wednesday and
they all went to Salem to visit the
Peter Olson family.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hegeman and Mrs.
A. Voltz motored to Kenosha Satur-
day where they met Vera Hegeman Of
Milwaukee Downer, returning Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Burroughs and Mrs.
10. Lewis motored to Racine Friday.
Mrs. Lewis went on to Milwaukee
where she is the guest Of Mrs. Bourse.
Arthus Bloss, of Salem has had a
couple Of cars of Greening and Bald
win apples shipped to Burlington and
Salem, from the east, where he is sell
ling them out of the car at $3.50 bu-
shell.
Rev. S. Jedele and family spent Sun
day afternoon as the guests of. the
Charles Greenwald family in Salem.
The sale at the John Kanis farm Sat-
urday afternoon was well attended des-
pite the rain and the articles sold WE'LL
Mrs. Ida Kanis and son will make their
home with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Frank in Wilmot.
Mrs. I. Fuzon left Saturday for Ohio
where the Plymouth Singers will re-
open their season, following the closed
period for the influenza epidemic.
Rev. and Mrs. Chris Seeker, from
Burlington, and Rev. Hass and family
of OconomowocN were Friday visitors at
the Rev. S. Jedele home.
Prof. and Mrs. Phillips and Mr.. Stem
sci motored to Kenosha Monday night
to meet Mrs. Phillips sister, Miss Reide-
sal, nurse from Chicago, who spent the
past week in Wilmot.
Miss Rena Heintz, of Burlington,
spent Sunday as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Reynolds.
Miss Lena Rasch, of the Milwaukee
Passavant Hospital, is visiting her mo-
ther Mrs. Rasch this week.
The Patriots Fund Drive has been
extended for another week. Pledges
will be gladly taken as there is much
need for the money that is being col
lected for the seven organizations in
the drive.
A silk service flag with eleven blue
stars and one gold star, for Albert
Otto, has been hung in the Evangelical
Lutheran Church the past week.
The M. w. A. Lodge has been hold
/ ing weekly meetings the past two weeks
on Thursday nights Ali members
welcome.
Frank Burroughs went to Woodstock
last week bringing back with him a
bureau and secretary combined, which
is at least two hundred years old and
has been in the possession of the Bur-
Iroughs family for that time It was
made by Mr.. Burroughs great, great
grandfather, a cabinet maker, in New
York State and brought with the family
| when they came to Illinois. 1T is made
out Of cherry wood and contains sew
eral large drawers, the secretary and
several smaller drAMers, the most in
teresting fact about it though, is a
hidden or secret drawer. Mr.. Bur-
roughs prizes it highly not only for
the family associations but for the ex-
cellent workmanship in this rare anti
que.
George Bruel is in Northern Wiscon-