The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-10-16
Personals

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John Elan visited friends in Kenosha oC
today.
Fritz Rinehart visited Milwaukee &c
friends Sunday.
Michael Ludwig of Bristol spent the N
day in Kenosha.
Wells Roberts spent the weekend 81
with his family in Chicago. ~
The Woman's Relief Corps made
plans for inspection at G. A. R. hall on Ola
Monday afternoon. sp
The Misses Marion Confess, Ruth
Blackman, and Mabel Schleyer spent of
Sunday in Milwaukee. w
hrs. I. Baer of Argyle, Wis, is spend
ing few weeks with her sister, Mrs. no
Max Baer of Exchange street tie
Mrs. H. Holman Of Grand Haven,
Mich, is here for an extended visit O.
with her children and grandchildren. or
Mrs. A. Weisner of Market street,
and Mrs. B. Stein of Middle street, so
are the guests of Racine friends today. 81,
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Tony Cerminara of Pearl street, has
returned from weeks visit with
friends and relatives in Detroit, Mich. K
Ebert Davies has resigned his posi- -.
ton at the Simmons Company and has
gone to his home in Indianapolis, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Strande and son -
Harold of Sheridan Road, have return r
ed from weeks visit with Milwaukee -
relatives.
The Woman's Aid Society of the y
First Congregational Church met with ~
Mrs. H. T. Sell at the Manse on Mon @i
day afternoon.
Mrs. A. P. Hansen Of Eau Claire, and "a
Mrs. Ball of Milwaukee, are the guests at
of Mrs. Richard Francis at her home W
on Sheridan Road.
Application for marriage license &c
was made this morning by Bernard F. IL
STANCE and Loretta Margaretha Scherr, az
both Of Kenosha.
Mrs. M. ]. Scholey of 10 South Ridge
street underwent a serious operation 81
for gaIlstones Monday. Her condition 3
is reported as favorable. VI
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The Edith Cavell Lodge of the
Daughters of ST. George held their
regular meeting at Castle Hall at eight U
o clock Monday evening. tn
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The High School Parent Teacher As tn
ISOLATION will hold meeting at the
High school building at three-thirty
0 clock Thursday afternoon. Warren is
Stone will address the members. M
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Mrs. Joseph Karnes and the Misses Al
Mary Moyle, Frances Beck, Maude
Shelton and Edna Cameron were in
Milwaukee Monday evening to attend N
the Aida concert at the Auditorium. ey
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The second of the series of lectures G.
by Prof. S. H. Clark will be given on ha
Wednesday afternoon at 80 clock at
the First Baptist Church when he will
speak on Mackaye s. George Washing. Fl
tom nc
The Kenosha Boy Scouts are plan W
ming great roundup to be staged on of
Hallowe zen. It will start with a gath f,
ering at Market Square at six clock
after which they will march to Wash
;ington Island for campfire luncheon. in
Mrs. Clara Vogelman of st. Joseph, tn
Mo-, is making an extended visit with M
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Kaleya, 595 Ed M
ward street. Mrs. Vogelman formerly M
resided in Kenosha for many years
and she is being feted by all of her
/ old friends. M
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The members of the newly organized o.
Kenosha College Club met this after ba
noon with Mrs. Griffith Richards, 1015 vi
S. Sheridan Road. The constitution was ce
voted upon and officers elected at to- te
days meeting. Mrs. Walter Hammond
acted as assistant hostess.
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The third of the series of addresses 81
by DR.. Charles Zueblin, which are be- II
ing brought to Kenosha by Mrs. T. G. 90
Simmons will be given Wednesday K
evening at eight o. clock in the lodge RI
hall at the Elks Club. The subject win Fl
be "Raee-the Survival Of the Meek. !,