The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-11-07
WILMOT

MIS- " II. LEWIS spent seVeIdl udJS
at the home Of her sister Mrs. f. Bur
roughs last week
DR.. w. Fletcher, of Salem. was in
Wilmot on professional call We'd
nesday.
Roland Hegeman, stationed at Camp
Hancock, Aug lsta, Ga, is nov Sgt.
George O'MaIlay with the A. z. f., is
row Mess sgt. for his company il the
s4oth Infantry
Emma anu Rcsa Pelletirie enter
tanned eight of their friends at Hal
loween dinner Thursday night.
George Vincent is recovering from a
two week s attack Of influenza.
Ursula Kerwin was guest Of Miss
M. Faber several days this past week.
Arthur Dowell, James Duffy. and
George Panknin were called into Ke-
nosha by the X. C. Exemption Board
this past week.
Mrs. i. Pelletirie, Grace Carey and
d. j. Vincent attended the War Fund
meeting held at the Elk s Club in Ke-
nosha Saturday. Salem township has
been allotted $4,000 dollars to be raised
during the week of Nov. ii to Is as its
share in the U. S. War Fund campaign.
The campaign will be along under the
direction of the Kenosha County Coun-
Gil of Defense and the Patriots Fund
Committees. Addresses were made by
Edward Sullivan, Chairman Of the
County Council Of Defense, A. Clark
Judd, originator of the Patrioti's
Fund, and Emerson Ella, Of Madison,
State Chairman Of the United War
Work, and r. r. O'Brien Dinner was
served to the visiting committee
members in the club house dining
room.
Ruth and Aileen Morgan were hom'
from Beloit College over Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Morgan and Richard Klare
accompanying them as far as Burling
ton Monday.
Mrs. Albert Hanke and sons, of An
tioch, spent Monday at the George
Dean home.
Bertha Pella is recovering from a
severe attack of influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs T. LOTUS and Guy
LOTUS and family motored to Liberty
vile Saturday afternoon.
Earl Shales and family, Of An
tioch, spent Sunday at Mr.. Shales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen, of Chi
cago, were weekend guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Faulkner.
John Hasselman, Jr., has returned
to work at the Nash Motor Co., in Ke-
nosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers, Of Kenosha,
are visiting at the f. Beck home this
week.
Ross Schenning and Ben Nett com
menced work at the Government INT.
plant being constructed north Of Ra-
cine, Monday morning.
Mrs. p. Pelletirie, Supervisor Of Red
Cross knitting, has on hand yarn for
twenty sweaters which will have to be
made and returned by this branch dur
ing the coming month. Volunteer
knitters call and get your yarn from
her. The local branch will meet again
on Thursday Nov. IA, at the Lutheran
Hall. The Kenosha Chapter has prom
ised to have twelve garments here by
that time. All members please be
present.
Mrs. b. Nett and children are MAX
ing an extended visit at the Lentz
home in Bassetts.
Fred Mecklenburg, of Richmond,
spent Sunday at the A. Holtdorf home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM and son Lois, of
Richmond were over Sunday visitors
at the L. Hegeman home
Eugene Pelletirie was Chicago
visitor the first Of the week.
Grace Carey, Red Cross Sec. has
on hand twelve of the Xmas Cartons
for the overseas Xmas Gifts. Parents
or friends having the necessary cou-
pons call with same and receive a box.
All Doves will have to be taken to
the Kenosha Red Cross Hdqts. for
inspection before Nov. Is. Those not
receiving the necessary coupons may
send boxes through the London Branch
of Fields Retail, of Chicago.
Pvt. Jay P. Voak, Of Worthington,
MINI, was listed as having died of
disease with the American Expedition
any Forces in France last week. Pvt.
yoak was a son of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
jYoak and will be we'll remembered in
this community.
Mrs. A. Reynolds received a notice
of the death from influenza and pneu-
monia of Russell Taber, only son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Taber former Wilmot
residents at Cleveland, Tenn, a week
ago. He is survived by his mother,
wife and son.
A number of local gardeners are
reporting unusual conditions for this
time of the year Mrs. H. Darby picked
several ripe raspberries Oct. 23, Mr..
E. Wright a boquet of sweet peas at
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