The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-10-03
WILMOT.

Carey Electric Milling Co.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Morgan and dal-
ghters Ruth and Aileen motored to Be
lott Monday where the girls entered
Beloit College.
Mrs. g. Dowell entertained her mo-
Their, Mrs. S. Sniffin and sister Mrs. r.
Colby and children, of Kenosha, the
past week.
Rev. s. Jedele and family and Mrs.
j. Burroughs and Mrs. F. Faulkner mo-
tered to Burlington Wednesday.
Miss M. Reynolds Of Mounda Prairie,
ord Grace Carey drove to Kenosha
Tuesday to attend a meeting Of the
County Chairmen Of Liberty Bond Com
. mittee at the home of Mrs. T.. Theirs,
and the meeting of the Fourth Liberty
Bond City Committee, Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Turner spent Tues
day at Pleasant Prairie.
Mrs. A. Holtdorf was guest of Mrs.
6. Stevens several days the past week.
Mrs. Z. Pelletierie entertained her
nephew, Free Newman, Of Chicago, the
first Of the week.
Miss B. zepp is now staying at the
J Carey home, and Miss Faber with
Mrs. J. Thompson.
Ben Nett drove into Kenosha Sat
urday to meet Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nett and
Mrs. Ross Schenning and children on
their return from Schennington.
Mrs. #, Beck has been entertaining
her sister Mrs. Montrase, Of Highland
Park this week.
Gertrude Lentz, Of Bassets, spent last
week with her sister Mrs. B. Nett
Mrs. r. Gardiner, of Bonner Is Lake,
kas a recent guest Of Mrs. Ray Sher-
mans
Fred Sherman attended the meeting
Of the Fourth Liberty Loan Commit
tee in Kenosha Tuesday night and Of
the County Council Of Defense on We'd
nesday night of last week.
Tom and Eliza Fleming and Fred
Sherman motored to Waukegan Thurs
day.
James Owen was called to Racine last
week to attend the funeral of his nep-
hew Harold Knight who died with
pneumonia. Mrs. Knight and young
est child are i'll in st. Mary hospital
with the same disease but are slowly
improving.
Mr.. T. Beck motored to Kenosha on
business several times this past week.
In recent letter to his parents Gus
Drom speaks of being gassed on the
front line trenches, but is again on
duty.
Mrs. L Hegeman spent the week
end in Milwaukee with her daughter
Vera at Downer College.
Mrs W. Dobyns and son Gene and
Mrs McCuga, of Waukegan, motored
to Wilmot Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Moran spent Satur.
day in Kenosha.
Mrs. Q 'Brien, of Chicago, is a guest
of the Miss Morans.
VIM. Voltz Of the U. S. N. stationed
at Long Island spent Friday with his
uncle Il. Hegeman.
Miss M. Faber was guest of Made
line swenson Saturday.
Arthur Holdtorf drove to Kenosha
on business Tuesday.
Miss Healy spent the weekend in
Waterford.
Mr., and Mrs E. Ionic left the first
of the week for an extended visit with
relatives in Minnesota and Iowa.
Fred Gauger and family motored to
Mrs. Gauger's home in Edgerton Sat
urday.
Jay Motley spent Friday at Willow
Brook
Mrs. A. Hanneman was quite i'll the
past week with bad cold.
Miss Scott, who spent the past sum
mer with Mrs. A. G. Pacey, left Mon
day for Council Bluffs, Ia, and from
there she will go to California for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. sibley, of Antioch
spent Sunday at the H. j. Boulder
home.
Fred Madden and Albert Shack were
out from Kenosha over Sunday.
Dan Madden, of Salem, spent Sunday
in. Wilmot
Oscar Pacey, Of Lake Geneva, was in
Wilmot Sunday. His mother, Mrs. A.
G. Paeey will go to Lake Geneva this
week for an extended visit at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Reynolds were cal
led to Kenosha Saturday night because
Of the serious illness of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ny. Peterson with Spanish Influenza.
On their return Monday they brought
little Margery Peterson home with them
until her parents have recovered. Miss
Emma Kruckman is the nurse in charge
of the Petersons.
Huldah Bowman and Jack Shilling of
Racine were. guests of Miss Bowman s
parents over Sunday.
Mrs. Volbrecht and son Paul were in
Wilmot Friday calling on relatives.
DR.. Utisch and son, of Milwaukee,
are expected here the first of tho woal-