The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-10-17

/ ter, Mrs. Schulley OF GAINESVILLE, during
the time the high schol is closed.
Miss Healy is visiting at the home OF
her parents in Waterford during the
closing of the Wilmot graded rooms.
/ All church services were dispensed
with in Wilmot on Sunday and the
schools were closed until the epidemic
lis better controlled than at present.
! DIR. and Mrs. H. G. Darby and Philip
Hook moved to the latter S home at
Grays Lake on Saturday.
John Hasselman has rented the OAR
by home, but DR.. Darby will retain his
office in Wilmot
Miss Rocker was a guest of Miss
Healy of Waterford this week.
John Kanis Jr., has been very i'll this
past week with pneumonia
Mrs. Howard Herrick of Chicago.
died the latter part of the week from
the effects OF influenza and pneumonia.
| The funeral was held in Chicago on
Monday Of this week. She leaves a
husband and two small children to
mourn her loss
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Winchell and ".
Winchell were in Kenosha on Monday
Geo. Faulkner and wife, Miss S.
| Reynolds and Frank Reynolds spent
Friday in Genoa.
The Miss Buttons, Edith Dean, Mol
lie Madden and Clyde Button were out
| from Kenosha over Sunday.
Mrs. Schultz of Chicago, spent the
week as the guest Of Mrs. Panknin.
Mrs. Cliff Pacey and son Floyd are
livery i'll with the influenza.
Ross Schenning arrived from the
north the latter part of the week.
The Misses Buckley and Arthur
Buckley were out from Chicago over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Imeson of Hebron,
We're recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
IT. Lotus.
Mrs. M. Mcclure spent Friday at the
home of her niece, Mrs. A. Runyard. Her
sister, Mrs. Dowell of Chicago, has been
visiting at Channel Lake of late.
Mrs. "A. G. Pacey was called from
Lake Geneva to the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. ShaIes to help care for she
and her husband who are i'll with tn !.
Spanish influenza.
Mrs. Hegeman and Mrs. F. Faulkner
spent Sunday with Mrs. W. VIM at
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Turner have both
been i'll this week.
Alfred Reynolds drove to Kenosha
on Saturday. Mrs. Reynolds is still at
1.-THE Peterson home Both Mr.. and Mrs
Peterson are recovering nicely from
their recent illness with the influenza
and pneumonia.
The Misses Fleming and Mrs. G. Nc
Donald were in Wilmot Thursday.
Mrs. O. E. Lewis spent Thursday at
the Burroughs home. Mrs Lewis is en-
PERTAINING her daughter, Mrs. Wilbur
Lewis and her son from Evanston.
There were several meetings Of the
L. Bond statesmen at the Patrick home
In Trevor this past week. Represen-
tatives from all of Salem township
were present.
Mrs James Carey and her mother.
Mrs. John Ludwig, are under the care
Of trained nurse this week and are
both very i'll with influenza at the
Ludwig home in Silverlake.
A. Shack was out from Kenosha
over Sunday.
Mrs Rudolph and Raymond and Miss
NJ. Faber were in Salem on Saturday.
Mrs. L.. Holtdorf entertained reIa.
tives from Beloit on Friday.
| One of the saddest funerals ever held
in the community occurred at the Holy
Name Church ON Monday morning at
ten o'colck when Russell, the only son
OF John and Kate Ludwigs of Silver
Lake was buried. Russell had been i'll
but few days with Spanish influenza
when it turned to pneumonia and des-
| plte the best Of care and attention he
died Saturday morning at nine O'Clock,
The funeral services at the church were
private, just the immediate relatives
being present, but large concours of
friends gathered in the cemetery for
the last sad rites at the grave. Father
Brasky gave most eloquent and com
forting talk there and spoke especial
~ of his mother and sister Mrs. +.
Carey who were both too i'll to be
present.
Russell Ludwig was born Feb. %,
1900 at Silver Lake and died there Sat-
fOct. IL, 1918, and has spent his life in
that town. He was very Ekable boy,
and leaves host Of friends to regret
his untimely death. He is survived by
his mother, father and one sister Ruby.
The sympathy of the entire community
is extended to the bereaved family in
this their time of severe trial and
i trouble.
Madeline Swenson was severely in
jured in a runaway Monday morning.
Her horse became frightened in pas
sing through Wilmot and tore down