The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-08-29

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home in Milwaukee Saturday, spending
q week as the guest Of Ruth and Aileen
Morgan.
Miss Eva Darby leaves on Friday to
resume her position as first grade
teacher in the Wausau schools.
Sergt. Russell Montgomery is now
stationed at Camp Bolabird, Baltimore.
Mrs. John Beath and son and Miss
Sadie Boulton arrived from Michigan
the first of the week and are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Boul-
den. They expect to leave. shortly to
make their home in Washington, D. G.,
where Mr.. Beath holds a government
position.
Edna, the youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Bowman, was married at
Waukegan on Saturday, August "a, to
Joseph Deschler, of Racine. The happy
couple spent Sunday with Mrs. De Des-
home at S13 Hamilton St., Racine
ehler S parents here and will make their
Charles Luke, of Kenosha, motored
out to Wilmot, Sunday.
DR. and Mrs. E. G. Murphy and Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Riel and family motored
out from Kenosha and spent Sunday
afternoon at the Moran home.
Mrs. Frank Burroughs entertained
Mrs. w. Lewis and son, Mrs. Wheeler
and Mr.. and Mrs. Q. E. Lewis, several
days this past week.
Clarence Either, of the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station, spent the week
end as the guest Of his sister, Miss
Either, and Ermine Carey.
Mrs. Judy A. H. Kruckman accompa-
MED Mr.. and Mrs. w. Carey and daugh-
ters on motor trip to Burlington and
Powers Lake, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Wright attended
the funeral Of DR.. and Mrs. Hepburn s
son at Ringwood Sunday afternoon.
Private John MUTT, of Chicago, was
calling on Wilmot friends Saturday
while home on furlough.
Stephen Beck, of Kenosha, spent
Sunday with his uncle, Ferdinand Beck.
Word Of the death Of Frank, the in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Sewn
son of Phoenix, Ariz, has been re
ceived, and of the very serious illness
of Mrs. Swenson.
In a letter to his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. H. ]. Boulder, private Edward
Boulder acknowledged the receipt of
the U. F. H. School Alumni letter and
wished to have his thanks for the same
extended to the members of the Alumni.
Ed. is operating a search light on the
enemy planes outside the city of Paris,
thus enabling the gunners of his COM
#pany to fire upon them. He is much
pleased with his experiences and says
he would not miss any of it, despite
the dangers.
Mr.. Carey and children and Miss
Either accompanied Clarence Either as
far as Kenosha Sunday night, when he
returned to the Great Lakes.
The funeral of Vivian, the FIVE year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Janks, of Camp Lake was held at the
Holy Name Church at ten O'Clock Fri
day morning, Aug. %. Preceding the
celebration Of the Angels Mass, Father
J, Brasky gave most consoling SER
mon on the death Of little child. Ar
thur Buckley was soloist and sang,
Geunad S Ave Maria and Lead Kindly
Light in a very touching manner. The
active pail bearers were the Misses
Harriet and Florence Greip and Lottie
and Edna Elhert The honorary pail
bearers were four little girls dressed
in white and carrying the beautiful
flowers that the many friends of the
hereaved parents had sent and were
Jane and Elanore Diener and Elanore
and Lila Elhert. Two little boys, Jun
Tor Lanke and Edward Deiner preceded
the pail bearers and carried candles.
Little Vivian was taken seriously ill
hardly week before her death and al
though the best Doctors obtainable
were called in they were unable to pro-
long her life. Mr.. and Mrs. Janks and
George Janks, Jr., have the sympathy
Of the entire community in their sad
bereavement.
Among the many friends Of Father
J. Heller who have called to see him
at the Fleming home during the past
week are Mr.. j. Schiefen and daugh
ters and Miss Lizzie Schiefen of Bur
hngton, Father schiefen, Father Titus
and Gertrude Schiefen, Of Paris, Prof.
and Mrs. A. Smith, Of Union
Grove, Mr.. and Mrs Lou Heller, Marie
Heller, Miss Pennefeather, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adamson, Mr.. and Mrs. Riley, of
Kenosha, Mr.. aud Mrs. CAVITY and Mr..
and Mrs. Malone Of Chicago, DR.. and
Mrs. Arthur Blum, of Virginia, Mr..
and Mrs A. Mutz, and Pvt. John Mutz,
of Chicago, Mr.. w. Dobyns and Gene
and a great many Of the Bristol and
Wilmot parishes Father Heller form
erly had charge of.
There will be lawn social for the
benefit of the Holy Name Church at