The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-04-24


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Personals DAY
Mr.. and Mrs L. ]. Gilbert spent Sun in
day in Milwaukee,
Miss Edna Stein and Arvid Eek spe'
spent Sunday in Chicago.
C. D. Barnes left today to transact wit
legal business in Cleveland and Buff day
falo.
Mr.. and Mrs G. <. strande of 7ea wis
Park street, spent Sunday in Milwau- SUI
kee.
Mrs. T. W. Ashley, Park avenue, has la
returned home after visit in New wa
York.
Mrs. Millicent Northway spent East III
er with her mother and sisters in Chi nu'
cago.
An interesting meeting of the st. dag
Barnabas Guild was held at Guild Hall OF
this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Panlener and Du
family of Lyman avenue spent Sun ING
day in Racine.
Mrs. Jacob saftig and the Misses mol
Lou Jensen and Ida Tacki spent the eve
day in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Miller Of AM
Milwaukee, spent the weekend with oa'
friends in Kenosha.
Richard Gafney of Milwaukee, spent ret
Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Ter
Gaffney of West street.
J. J. English, Miss Beatrice English, ms
and Miss Emma Dayton, spent Easter the
afternoon in Milwaukee, ket
Miss Mary Rhode is quite i'll at the !
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. wal
Joseph G. Rhode of Sheridan Road ane
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George 0ttosen, Jr., son of George
0ttosen, formerly of Kenosha, died at I
Phoenix, Arizona, on Tuesday evening. spe
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Y. Quarles of Of
Milwaukee, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. 3. L Grant, Prairie avenue, ]
on Sunday. ed
Pa
John Gaffnsy, who has been spend the
ing the winter with his daughter in
Philadelphia, has returned to his I
home in Kenosha. har
the
Andrew Buschelt of Port Washing An
ton, who recently returned from over day
seas service, is the guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. Albert Conforti, North Ere I
mont avenue. sor
ret
Edward r. O'Hare, SON of Mr.. and ne
Mrs. William e. O'Hare, 705 Fleet n,,e
street, arrived home today from Camp
Custer where he was recently muster. ,
ed out of the army. ~
Word has been received by Mrs. eql'
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Agnes Larsen, one of the Red Cross oei
nurses who saw service overseas, has
arrived safely in New York.
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Alderman and Mrs. Joseph Loef were ter
receiving the congratulations of their ent
friends today on the arrival Of new Ext
daughter. The little girl arrived at st.
GATHERINGS Hospital this morning. 7
Lieutenant Evans Barnet, nephew of wee
Major General Barnet of the United we'
States Marine Corps, spent the week Vic
end in Kenosha visiting his cousins,
DR.. L. E. Kaltenbaeh and the Misses a
haltennaeh' by
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Captain Roy z. Door is now at MI
Camp Custer at Battle Creek, and a Fri
message received from him today an Kel
nounees that he will be in Kenosha on
Thursday for few days visit. A
Cha
Barshall J. Carlson Of the Kolpin Git,
Drug Store has successfully passed the fut,1
Wisconsin State Board of Pharmacy the
examination held recently at Madison Con
and has been made a registered Phar-
maeist. =
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Miss Nolan, one Of the Kenosha Ke1
nurses who has served with distinction noo,
in France, came home with the mem Of
bers of the S40th aboard the Lsvia- inri
than. She was in France and at the
front lines for many months. !
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Clarence Hermann son of Mr.. and afr.
Mrs. G. n. Hermann of Charles street, era
q student at the University Of Illinois, ratr
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