The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-09-26


nOsha attending the Fourth Liberty
Loan meeting.
The Red Cross sewing circle whfch@
was to meet at the st. George Hall TO-
morrow afternoon has been postponed
until further notice.
Harry Kensch has returned to hiss
home at Ionia, Mich, after spendings
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs James Kensch-
The regular weekly gathering Of the
KenoSha Kfwanis Club win be held ar
the club rooms of the Hotel MaywaOas
at noon on Thursday.
T. Harold Knight, former County.
Surveyor Of Racine County and widely
known in this county died at his houns5
in Racine ON Tuesday.
Weiskopf Gillett Parent Teachers
Association meeting has beer. postpon-
ed on account of Illness until the last
| wednesday In October.
George F. Kincinger has returned To-
Camp Perry, Ohio, after spending y
short furlOugh with Mrs. A III. IsernannS
and family on Bond street.
Mrs. A. Olson win entertain che qVgae44
mems Relief Corps and friends al
cards, Thursday afternoon at 2:So aE
her homo on Congress street
Mrs. Robert Shepard. Congress street,
and her daughter Mrs. Richard Casa-@
nagh Of Congress street are ettendizzsa
a matinee in Milwaakes today.
The Ladies Aid OF the Norwegian4
Lutheran Church win meet Thursday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
George Gabrilson, 756 n. Sheridan. I'd.
Little Geraldine Barber, of 56#
Charles street, was able to return to-
her home after being IN Chicago the.
past three weeks under a4speeiakst's
care.
Charles e. Clark received word yes
terday that his brother, Sergeant G. p
Clark was leaving for France. Ser
geant Clark enlisted IN the tank serv-
ice last summer.
Frank M. Feuler of the United States
Navy Band, who has been spending a.
short furlongh with his sister Mrs. John
Minderenan, on South street, leaves
tonight for an indefinite tDgr th1onghl
the eastern states.
Messages from New York announces
the death Of Louise D,Ac1e, web known
as vaudeville actress. She was the wife
of William Mcintyre, nephew OF Mr..
and Mrs William Mcintyre of Kenosha.i
Her father-in-Iaw, James Mcintyre, iy
one Of the members Of the famous
vaudeville team.
Private Bob Head is home FROM
Camp Hampstead, i. T., for short
furlough. The detachment with which
Private Head is serving In the aviation
was all ready for overseas service
when a quarantine came and the mem
were allowed to go to their homes,s
subject to caH back to service By wire
The Lady Maecabees VIII hold meet
ing tomorrow night at eight O'Clock IN
Castle Hall At this meeting Dr.. Helen
Harbert win speak on the Fourth Lib
erty Loan, and on the work done by
the Belgium Relief. Refreshments viii
be served, all members urged to at.
tend.
The intermediate boys and girls OF
the Swedish Baptist Church held d
banquet In the church parlors Tuesday
night, the church was beautifully de-
eorated IN honor Of the occasion. These
young men and women will graduate
next Sunday from the intermediate de-,
partment into the Acme Bible Class.
Liberty Loan Statesmen IN Kenosha
were considerably eheered on Tuesday
evening when the Rev. Father Con-
way appeared at the meeting of tha
general committee and answered
here" to the can for workers. He
/ has entirely recovered from his re-
cent injuries and ready 10 take 40 the
! big part of Liberty Loan work In which
he was so efficient in the last cam.
spaign.