The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-09-11


Charles G. Theleen of Chicago is
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Miss Elizabeth Jacob entertained a III.
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Miss Marian Lansdowne returned to
Sincinawa Mound today to resume her ~.
studies at st. Clara s Academy. aNenu
Prairi
Eugene Christensen, formerly of Ke
nosha but now of Racine, visited with n
friends in Kenosha on Saturday. peen
- during
Mr. and Mrs. William O'Dennell,
Miss Mary Ward and George O 'Brien MISS
mo+ored f. NT;lwanlaa IN snndav Denve
- tiyes
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Stahl and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rafferty, and friends spent Mr.
Sunday with friends and relatives at daugh
Darien. Wis. the gu
The Misses Ella Powers, Maude Bro Geol
oan and Rosalie I,vman went "a Mil Wauke
yankee on Saturday afternoon to at tion VI
tend theatre party.
Mr.. and. Mrs. H, q. Mann of Racine. Mich,
motored to Kenosha on Sunday night lily, "
to attend the William Allen White
lecture at the EIks Club Mis-
spendi
Mrs. Henry Tennessen and son, home
Mathew, Mrs. William j. Tennesen and
son, John William, of Lake Shore Road, Mr..
spent Sunday at Washington Park. turned
been
Harold Trowbridge, Eugene G. Smith, days.
Eugeae Birmingham and H. w. Men.
denhaI went to Racine on Saturday af-s The
ternoon, to try out the GOLF course at retta
the Racine Country Club. Lewis
friend
Mrs. Mary Deffenbaugh of Denver,
well known to Kenosha people and Mr.
former resident Of Kenosha has come Green
to Kenosha for an indefinite visit. She daugh
is stopping at the Pennoyer Sanitarium. istreet
Mrs. Augusta Petersdorf received Mis-,
word today that her SON. Herman ] TextiI
Petersdorf of Company A, goth Infan- tion a
try, First Division, had arrived at New Eof the
York after two years service overseas
The
Mr. and Mrs. Hart Calvert left this of Chi
morning for Omaha, Neb, where they with
will make their future home. Mrs Cal Fremo
vert is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Wussow of South Sheridan Mis-
Road. lis spe
Mr.. a,
Many Kenosha tired arrow, men Chiea|
went to Douglas Camp in Racine coun-
ty on Sunday to attend the 32nd Diyi- Mis-
sion picnic of men of Kenosha and Re-. avenu
cine counties who served with that unit she w
overseas. the &C
pon Fda,,;a. - Mr..
ro+,,-aoa 49, co. ,:s.:s turned
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&c, :, return
ing They are now resting at their ~
ieusly
the b
MISS agnes HilzDetn Moiltor and Al report
bert r.. Hill were quietly married at
st. Matthew 5 Episcopal Church ON Mrs
o@suiuay aieeinooh' Inc rev. Y. u. and
Mccoy officiated. After short bridal end ),
trip Mr.. and Mrs Hill will be at home WIS.
to their friends at their new home on
South Sheridan Road Kenosha. Geo
and n
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Larrabee of the M
BRISTOL entertained a number of Keno and \
sha people at dinner on Sunday. The cine 0
Larrabee home is on hill which af
lords view Of the country for twenty Viii
i've miles around. The dinner was nue.,
served on the lawn. The guests were from
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Rockwell, daughter Iceptec
Beuiah and son Willis, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ierage
9. Crosby, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith
and family, Frank Gethen, Mrs. Byron Mr..
Lock and daughter, Leila, and Frank Chiea
Hartman. month
inortht
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bryant Cropley, guests
who were married in Akron. Ohio. On Howlt
August 10th, are spending part of their
bridal trip at the home of Mr.. Crop Mr..
ley's grandfather, s. B. Cropley of Dex- 0rleal
ter's Corners. Mrs. Cropley was form Mr.. a
erlv Miss Mary Distal of Akron Mr. street
Cropley, who spent his boyhood in and lon to
about Kenosha, has resided in Akron plan
for the past few years. He is employed
by the Goodrich Tire and Rubber Co. Fra
He Is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. William to me-