The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-12-05
News of Kenosha County

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Button entertained
their daughters, Rosa and Eda, and
Clyde Button, of .Kenosha, for the
last weeks holidays.
Leland Merrill, James Duffy, George
Panknin, Dwain Dowell and George
Panlnin motored to Ke1csha on We'd
aesday night, where Leland, James and
Dwain enlisted in the National 1uards
for a term Of three years. They will
be subject for call in the United
States. They return this week for
their uniforms. Frank Mattern ac-
companied them and remained over
for visit in Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dowell entertained
Fred Runyard and family for dinner
on Thursday.
John Hasselman came out from Ke-
nosha for Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Matthews and son
Of Antioch, spent Thursday with Mr..
and Mrs. III. Boulder.
Pvt. Clarence Holtdorf, France, wrote
his mother, Mrs. A. Holtdorf, recently
that bullet passed through his
helmet and grazed his forehead, but
fortunately did not injure him.
John Moran, Oldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Moran of this place was united
in marriage to Virginia Catherine
Hayes of Pierre, South Dakota at $50
Thanksgiving morning by Father NAL
lard. A dainty wedding breakfast was
served at the home of Mrs. Wallace
the brides sister. The happy couple
Left that afternoon for their honey
moon and after January LIST they will
be at home in Mankato, MINI. The
many friends of John extend their best
wishes and congratulations.
Sergeant Roland Hegeman on the
closing Of the school in which he was
an instructor at Camp Hancock, Ca,
was transferred to the Ordnance Band
in which he will play Solo Alto. He
expects to be home on furlough at
Christmas.
August Panknin has bought farm at
Lake Bluff and will move his family
there is March. Herman Hasselman
has rented the Gardiner farm and will
take possession when Mr.. Panknin
leaves.
James Carey and wife were guests of
Miss M. Dugan Thanksgiving Day.
Vera Hegeman received letter from
Pvt. Leland Hegeman, France, written
the day following the armistice, the
first to arrive in Wilmot He is within
thirty miles of the American hospital
at Verdun in which Lieut.. Earle Darby
has been since wounded, and is going
to try and see him. Lieut.. Darby was
shot by a sniper in the neck, but Lieut..
Darby's captain got the sniper. In
falling after he was shot Lieut.. Larby
cut his hand on the barb wire entangle-
ments and bad infection set in, which
was really worse than the gun shot
wound. Sergt. George O 'Malley is also
stationed with Pvt. Hegeman and they
are able to be together a great DEAL
Mrs. Frank Madden, Of Kenosha,
spent Sunday at Fred Madden s.
Rev. s. and Mrs. Jedele and children
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Winke,
Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Spear expects to be able
to leave the Burlington Hospital this
week and return to her home at Shar-
on.
Walter VIM and family, of Rich
mond, were guests at Hegemans Sun
day.
| The U. F. Fl. School remained in
session Saturday, the teachers having
decided to make up two of the weeks
lost during the influenza epidemic in
that manner.
Father J. Braskey, of Bristol, Clar-
ence Either and Mr.. Hoffman, of the
Great Lakes, were entertained at Wal
ter Carey's Thanksgiving. While go
ing to the depot at Fox River Thurs
day night, Mr.. Either who was driving
1.-THE car, in passing a rig drove too