The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-04-11
Personals

Personals
John Kehlor, who has been In Gale
fornia for the winter, returned 10 Ke-
nosha on Tuesday afternoon.
DIR. and Mrs. William Pugh, who
have been visiting relatives m st. Louis
returned to Kenosha on Tuesday.
j. L. Bauer, of the Labor Digest OF
Milwaukee, was in Kenosha today on
business with the Manufacturers As
ISOLATION.
DR.. P. M. Jorgensen has gone to
Rochester, Minnesota, for short
visit at the Mayo Brothers Hospital
in that city.
Mrs. Yanne, who was called to Ra-
cine recently by the serioas illness of
her sister, has returned to her home at
382 Maiden Lane.
Mrs. l.. E. Kaltenbach and children,
who have been spending the winter at
Cocoanut Grove, Florida, are expected
to return to Kenosha this evening.
A letter from "Over there" brings
the word that Edwin McGonegle has
safely made the crossing and is now
awaiting service somewhere in France,
Miss Ethel Tronvig very pleasantly
entertained ''The Cleaners" of tho
Grace Lutheran Church on Tuesday,
evening at her home on Grover street.
Word has been received from Cor
poral Henry Kleist that he is now
safe overseas and ready for intensive
training Or actual service on the big.
front.
The regularly monthly meeting OF
the Board of Directors of the Kenosha
Associated Charities viii be held on
Thursday at the Chamber 0fzCounerce
building.
Carl A. Sonnenberg has returned to
Kenosha to make his home after
years tour in several cities all the
way from Buffalo, New York to San.
Francisco, Calf.
Robert McElwain, senior of Keno
sha High school, left Tuesday for a
farm near Beloit where he is to spend
the summer in the service of the Boys
Working Reserve.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Nor
wegian Lutheran Church will meet on
Thursday afternoon at two O'Clock
at the home of Mrs. b. M. Langnes,
655 Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. G. D. Barnes will go TO Chi
cago on Thursday to meet Mrs. W. r.
Barnes, who is returning to Kenosha
after an extended visit in Boston and
other cities of the east.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Norwegian Lutheran Church will meet
evening at seven-thirty
0 'clock at the home of B. NJ. Langnes
at 655 Lincoln avenue.
Walter M. Burke was in Kaukauna
on Tuesday evening where he address
ed meeting of business men on the
housing plan which has been used so
successfully in Kenosha.
A large number of the members Of
the Kenosha Chapter of the Mystic
Workers of the World attended the
and social meeting held Tues
day evening at Carpenters Hall.
Russell E. Davis and Nicholas r.
Janisky left this morning for the Uni
rersity of Texas at Austin where they
Will go into training for service in the
Radio Division of the Signal Corps of
he United States Army.
Russell E. Davis, for four years q
members of the Simmons office force.
nut now a soldier in the service of
Jncle Sam, was the guest of honor at a.
Inner party given at the Kenoshai
Hotel on Tuesday evening. Early this
morning the young patriot left for spe-
ial instruction in Radio work at the
University of Texas at Austin, Texas.
Miss Ruth Benedict entertained
,arty of friends or Tuesday evening
With miscellaneous shower in honor
4 Miss Gladys Werner who is soon to
,ecome bride. The chief diversion
or the evening was woodworking
ollowed by a near-nuptial luncheon.