The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-10-09

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Frank L. Wells of Park avenue
spent Saturday in Chicago. M
sper
Miss Regina Mccormick spent Sun
day at her home in Burlington. M
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Bruce Eastman was the weekend
guest of friends in Stewart, Ill. M
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Peter R. Schmitt and Fred Locke frie
were Sunday visitors in Chicago.
The Misses Dorotbea and Francas wee
Weiskopf spent Sunday in Chicago. rela
Henry S. Cooper, R. S. Cooper and A
Gerald Cooper were in Chicago on Sat- sueS
urday. wee
Misses Frances Beck and Maude ~
Shelton were Chicago visitors on Sat ~ MS
urday. nee
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Rosenblum and .H
children spent Sunday with Chicago chi,
relatives.
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on Sunday.
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| Mr., and Mrs. Albert HOLMAN of a.
Erie street, visited Chicago relatives III +
! over the weekend.
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in Kenosha on Sunday
Ernest Abrams of Oshkosh has ac- o,.a
4 a position in Kenosha and will Nm
is future home here.
q sc Harkin of Detroit, Mich, is CIV,
spending a week in Kenosha with 49,
George McCarron and family. IVY, ~
| Miss Harriet Huber has accepted NJ
position with the National Office Sup ond
ply Company of Wisconsin street. war,
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her home in Chicago after two weeks M
visit with Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Hawkes. to
with
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Pickering re- Pom
turned Saturday from their wedding
trip to their new home at $40 Pomerov il
street. the
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Mrs. David Thomas of Park avenue and
has returned to her home in Kenosha
after visit with friends and relatives M
in Chicago. Roa,
tend
The Rev. H. T. Sell left this morning in S
for La Crosse to attend the annual con
ference of the Congregational churches Jt
| of Wisconsin, Eng
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The nuptials of Miss Ruth Agnes worl
Earl and John NJ. Beckman will be
solenfnized at St. Thomas Church We'd M
nesday October 8th forn
!. Yon
| The second Of the series of informal tue
dancing parties will be given in the ond'
Elks ballroom this evening. Many
guests are expected from Racine a
- ing
| Mrs. w. L. Breese of Portage, Wis. ere
is spending the week as. the guest Of 1.' 10.
her sister, Mrs. H. T. Sell, at the Con- ''i'l
! gregational manse on Park Place. r
| F. M. Cox, the proprietor of the Ho-
tel Richeleu, and James Mcnamara IoI
were in Chicago on Saturday and at el n .
tended the White Sox-Reds oame a+ u
Comiskey Park.
Clarence D. Ryan, instructor Of me- e.
chanical drawing at Marquette Univer- e1,o
! sity, Milwaukee, spent the weekend o,or
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. Ryan
of Rowland avenue NJ
we
Thomas H. Piper of Mt. Pleasant, snn
member Of the board of supervisors of Mrs
Racine county and chairman of it's com for
mittee on county highways and bridg- fo,,
es, is business visitor in Kenosha to-
day. NJ
her
Applications for marriage licenses part
were made today by Frederick R. day.
Krak, Jr., of Kenosha, and Loretta HON
Aurelia Sherman, of Wheatland, and sters
by Levi L. Cahee and Myrtle Margaret sorts
Betters, both of Kenosha. were
Mar
Conrad Shearer will go to Madison
this evening to attend the meetings of
the Industrial Commission, to start the
there Tuesday MORNING. when tho com. day
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