The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-11-14
WILMOT.

son, Wis, has granted an emergency
raise in power and lighting rates to
the Fort Atkinson Water and Light Co.,
Jefferson city water and light depart
ments and the Carey Electric and
Milling Co.. to protect them from the
raise Of rates that has been granted to
the Milwaukee Gas and Electric Co.,
from which these companies all buy
power.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Carey returned
to their home in Wilmot after having
been at the John Ludwig home in Sill
Yer Lake the past month. Both have
recovered from their recent attacks Of
influenza.
Fred Luke and family and Charles
Luke, of Kenosha, spent Sunday at
the Otto Luke home.
Miss Sophia Runkel returned Friday
from an extended visit in Kenosha
Clarence Either, of the Great Lakes,
spent the week end with Irving Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Christensen, of Rich
mond, were guests at Fred Bowman $
Sunday.
Funeral services for Mrs. W. Schultz
were held at the M E. Church Friday
afternoon and were largely attended.
Interment was in the Wilmot cemetery.
Mrs. j. Hasselman is recovering from
her recent attack Of influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rudolph attend
ed the funeral services for Mrs. B.
Rudolph at Richmond Tuesday.
Dr. II. G. Darby, Of Grays Lake, was
Wilmot visitor on Tuesday.
DR.. Becker funigated Wilmot pub
lie buildings Tuesday
Miss Faber was guest of Fannie
Bruel and Mrs. 0. Schenning the first
of the week
Walter Carey and daughter Ermine
motored to Racine Wednesday.
Services for Otto Waltersdorf were
held at her home Thursday afternoon,
III Camp Lake, with interment in the
, Wilmot Cemetery.
Services for Mrs. H. Grant were
held at the home of his aprents in Bas-
setts Station, Sunday afternoon, with
burial at the Wilmot Cemetery.
Mrs, A. Herriek ana sons Howard and
Don motored out from Chicago Tues
day and spent several days in Will
mot In crossing the turnpike east of
Wilmot the springs on their car turned
over and took the ear into the fence.
They went down the grade straight
so the car did not over turn. Mrs.
Herrick and Don will make their home
with Howard in Chicago this winter.
Mrs. Eugene Pelletirie entertained
p number of friends from Honey Creek
Wednesday.
Hazel and Violet Beck were Chicago
visitors the first of the week
John Moran, Jr., spent last week
with his parents in Wilmot.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Kanis ST., Mrs. 0.
Holtdorf and Ben Kanis and family
drove to Kenosha Thursday.
Mrs. G. Dowell and daughters spent
Thursday at Fred Runyards in Chan
mel Lake.
There was meeting of the Salem
township Patriots Fund Committee at
the Fleming home in Trevor Friday
night When plans for the campaign
for this week were completed the
Miss Flemings served bountiful lunch
to the members present.
The officers of the Salem township
War Fund have decided to take the
money OIL hand and to rattle off gold
watch to raise about $4,000 for the
purpose of sending Xmas box to ev-
cry soldier and sailor who left from
the town Of Salem. These boxes will
be sent through Marshall Fields Lon
don store. Buy as many chances as
you can so that none of our home boys
may be overlooked this Xmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burroughs mo-
tored to Racine Tuesday.
The officers of the u. F. H. School
Alumnae met at the home Of Grace
Carey Saturday night and voted to send
Nmas remembrances to the nineteen
high school graduates in service.
George Panknin spent Friday and
Saturday in Racine.
Mrs. E. Elkerton and children. Of
Kenosha, were, over Sunday guests at
Flemings,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hegeman enter
tanned Vera Hegeman, of Milwaukee
Downer, Miss Gertrude OsConner, Of
Honey Creek and Mr.. and Mrs. w
VIM over Sunday.
Fred Hanneman left for Marshfielc
Monday night and from there he viii
report at Grand Rapids for War Serv
ice on Wednesday. Fred expects to b,
sent to Texas.
Floyd Hanneman was home from tn,
S.AT.C. at Whitewater Saturday.
Fred Hanneman was Milwaukee,