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

Mary Boulden spent Wednesday at
ternoon in Burlington.
Chas. Kanis, ST., and wife and Ben
Kanis and family motored to Keno
sha Tuesday.
Mr.. F. Beck and daughter Hazel
were Kenosha visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Wright were in
Chicago over Sunday to meet their
daughter Mrs. T. Fuzon who is on her
way east.
Mrs. Eugene Pelletirie has been en-
tertaining her mother Mrs. Kerson
from the east this week.
Mrs "A. TT. Kruckman has sold her
interests in Wilmot to the Kruckman
estate and has been selling her house
hold goods at private sale this past
week. She will spend the winter with
her mother in Indiana. The Frank
Kruckman. family will occupy the
house she has vacated and have rented
their home to Prof. Phillips and
wife
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Schenning have
rented the r. D. Buckley home and
will move their household goods from
Schennington this week.
Mr.. A. Panknin was i'll several days
the past week.
Mrs A. IT. Kruckman and VIM.
Kruckman, of Burlington, were in Ke-
ncsha on business Thursday.
Mrs. G. Voltz, Of Milwaukee, was
a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, L. Hege-
man this week
George WilburLewis, was commits
stoned Captain in Washington the
last Of the week.
Mrs. B. Litzenburg and daughter
Bernice spent Thursday at E. Pea
cock IS.
Several of the Wilmot girls teach
ing in Kenosha were out over Sunday.
Mrs. j. Carey has been at Silver
Lake this week assisting in the care
of her mother Mrs. J. Ludwig and
her brother Russell who are both very
III with the Spanish influenza.
Mrs. A. Reynolds was called to Ke-
nosha Saturday because Of the ser.
ious illness Of her sister Mrs. W.
Peterson and her daughter Margery
with pneumonia.
Mrs. Phillips spent Friday in Ke.
nosha.
Henry Mecklenburg was ordered to
report at Camp Custer on Friday
Thursday his sister Mrs. "A. Holtdorf
accompanied him to Hebron to call
or their brothers Fred and Charles.
Herbertshack and family moved tc
Kenosha on Monday where Mr. Shack
is employed in the Nash works
Mrs. Henrietta Horton was i'll with
the Spanish Influenza the past week
Edith Dean came home from Keno.
sha i'll with Spanish Influenza on
Tuesday.
Pvt. J. Madden with the Canadian
forces was severely wounded in the
thigh in action lately. His mother
Mrs. j. Madden received a telegram
announcing the fact Saturday. This
is the second time James has beer
wounded in the last few months. A
silver star will be placed on the U.F.
HIS. service flag for him.
Mis- Marie Matterh was home Over
the week end.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid met a.
the Lutheran Hall, Friday afternoon
Mrs. f. Burroughs, President of the
local Red Cross branch, is going tx
keep boxes for donations for the
Belgian Relief on hand at the Luther
an Hall. Gifts of clothing will b
acceptable at any time.
E. w. Coulman spent Saturday will
Geo. Coulman and family in Richmond
Rev. S. Jedele and family, Mrs. E
Wright, Mrs. E. Dean, and Mrs. G
Vaughn motored to Burlington on Wed
nesday.
Mrs.J. Kanis and daughter Gustit
have been i'll with Spanish infuenz;
this week.
LlulOdu IOOWilehn CetlIl6 iUIl6 IIUU
Racine i'll with the Spanish Flu. OF
Thursday.
The Union F. H. School Board ha
decided to equip the basement room
for manual training which will be un
der the instruction of Prof. Phillips.
Prof. A. Smith and family, of I'm
ion Grove were in Wilmot on business
Saturday.
Acquaintance of Mckinley Hodge
Of the Great Lakes, in this locality
are glad to hear he is recovering iron
his recent severe pneumonia attack.
Miss Healy was week end visito
at Waterford.
Mrs. w. Winn and son, of Richmon,
spent the week at the L. Hegemal
home.
George HazeIman is recovering from
very serious attack of Spanish In
fluenza.
Mrs Herrick was called to Chicag,
Saturday because of the serious i'll
ness of her daugher Mrs. H. Herricl