The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-11-27

cine over Sunday.
Irving Carey spent Saturday in Chi
cage.
George Panknin. Of Racine, was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Motley over
Sunday.
The James A. Buckley Gravel Co.,
has disposed Of their interests in the
pit east of town to the American Sand
and Gravel Co. Mr.. Buckley retaining
an interest and the management.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wright spent Sun
day with Genoa relatives
Hunt and Pelletierie have secured
VIM. Farnum in the jungle Trail y
for next Sunday show.
Ashley Turner died Sunday evening
at his late residence following Q long
illness. The funeral services were con
Quoted by the Bristol Masonic lodge,
Of which he was a member, at the
house at half past one Tuesday, with
interment at the Wi1mot cemetery.
Rev S. Jedele and family and Nh.
and Mrs. Arthur Holtdorf motored to
Kenosha Sunday where Rev. S. Jedele
spoke at Mission Festival
The Box Social and program given by
the Wilmot grades Monday night was
well attended and a nice sum was real
lied towards the purchase of a new
victrola Chas. Harper of Madison
gave the addressed the evening.
Mrs. John Kanis has been very i'll
the last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Pitcher Of Peoria,
spent the last week at Turner's.
leila Benedict and Cecil Crayon, of
Hebron, spent Saturday with Mrs. Ar
thur Holtdorf
Mrs. ]. Bienie returned from the
Mary Thompson hospital the first of
the week where she recently underwent
an operation.
Dwain Dowell of Racine, was week
end visitor with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Dowell.
Ambrose Moran was home from Ke-
nosha over Sunday.
Milton Blim has accepted 4 position
in an ice cream factory in Honolulu.
Arthur Buckley has returned to his
home in Chicago for the winter.
A big reception and dinner was Civ
en- to welcome home the following re-
turned soldiers, sailors and marines Of
the Evangelical Lutheran congregation
on Thanksgiving day: Otto Stencil,
Arthur Voss, Walter Bernhoft, Carl
Gauger, Hermann Schultz, August
Roepke, Hubert Schenning, Clarence
Holtdorf, Henry Gandt, George Roepke,
and Floyd Hanneman. Rev. S. Jedele
held special church services at ten
clock and the dinner was at the
Lutheran hall
The Evangelical Lutheran church
formed a beautiful setting for the
wedding ceremony at one-thirty Tues
day afternoon Of Louise Wienks and
Martin Schenning who were united in
marriage by Rev. S. Jedele. Two hit
tie flower girls, Helen Sehenning and
Evelyn Vorpagel, dressed in white silk
and carrying wonderful baskets of
white carnations, preceded the party
up the aisle. They were closely follow
I ed by the attendants, Helen Wienke,
Hubert Schenning, Ida Rascn and
George schmalfeldt. Both bridesmaids
wkere in white georgette and carried
yellow chrysanthemums. The bride,
very lovely in white georgette over
satin, long flowing veil and carrying
huge bouquet of white chrysanthe
NUNS, was given away at the foot of
the altar by her fother Charles Wienke.
The plain ring ceremony was used and
after an impressive sermon by Rev.
IS. Jedele the happy couple and their
friends departed for the Wienke home
where, an elaborate wedding dinner
was served. Both young people have
grown up in this community and have
a host Of friends to wish them well.
Mrs. Schenning was the eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wienke, OF
Silver Lake and the groom son of
Mrs. VIM. Schenning of Silver Lake.
Following wedding trip to Milwaukee
and Minnesota they will make their
home at Silver Lake where Mr.. Schen-
ming will engage in farming.
A trained nurse from Chicago has
been engaged to care for VIM. Morgan.
/ Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Shotliff and chill
dren motored to Bristol Sunday and
spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. M.
Pierce
Charles Buckley was out from Chi
cage Monday.
Union Free High School
Good speech week notices have made
us pay closer attention to our speaking
-vocabularies.
The girls have begun playing basket
ball and find it an interesting and
helpful pastime.
Hurrah for u.s. We are now 100 per
cent Red Cross members.
The physics class wrote quizz on