The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-09-04
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yer Lake and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lewis
and children, Of Chicago, Sunday.
Eda and Rosa Button returned to
Kenosha Monday where they will re-
sumo their positions in the Kenosha
Schools.
Edith Dean commenced teaching at
the English Prairie School Tuesday.
Miss Dean and Mrs. Drum attended
the Teachers Institute at Woodstock
and the Woodstock Fair last week.
Marie Mattern attended the Racine
and Kenosha Go. joint Teachers Meet
ing at Union Grove this week.
Mrs 3. Brom is at Salem with the
Clarence Wright family this week.
The Youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright has been very Ill.
,, William Button, of Withee, is at
the home of his parents here for an
Iextended stay. He has taken charge
Of the Shoe shop and repair work.
Mrs August Seidschlag has been
very Ill this last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. Leudtke entertained
Fred Luedtke and family and Charles
Luedtke, Of Kenosha, over the week
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/ Clyde Button motored out from Ke-
nosha over Sunday
Rev. and Mrs S. Jedele and children
are at Ann Arbor, Mich, for two
weeks vacation There will not be
services at the Ey. Lutheran Church
until Rev. Jedele's return.
Mr.. and Mrs a. Holtdorf entertain
Led Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mecklenburg
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Dix and
family Sunday.
George Panknin and JaJ1nes Duffy
were home from Racine over Sunday.
Mrs. August Holtdorf was called to
Green Bay by the death Of her father
the latter part Of the week
Honorah and aKtherine and VIM Me
Guire were out from Chicago for over
Labor Day. Mrs. Halligan returned
to the city with them after spending
I the week with Mrs Mcclure.
Lucy and Marie Buckley returned to
( Chicago Monday after spending the
several weeks in Wilmot.
Lizzie and Lottie Keppisch, w. Carey
land daughters Ermine and Grace mo
tored to Burlington Thursday.
Mrs. J. Ganger entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Maker over Labor Day.
Charles Kanis was home from Ke-
nosha over Labor Day.
Mrs. Rosa Weinholtz attended the
Woodstock Fair one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gurtenback and fami-
~ Of Racine were guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Volbreeht over Sunday.
Floyd Hanneman crossed to ST. Joe
Mich. by boat Sunday Mr.. Hanneman
left Monday for Durham Woods where
he will teach this coming year.
Leland Hanneman left Monday for
Watertown where he will resume his
studies at the North Western College.
Mrs. A. G. Pacey has rented her
house to Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM, Of Union
Grove, and they will take possession
shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Schenning and fami-
" and Mrs. J. Nett motored to Bur
lington Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles shales visited
with friends in Hebron last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Shales and family,
Of Antioch, spent Sunday at David s..
Shales.
Mr. and Mrs. .. J. Vincent enter
tanned the members Of the Brown fami-
" at a reunion Monday. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad and
Pearl Owen, of Kenosha, Mrs. Il. Hege-
man, Wilmot; Mrs. S. McDougall and
Mrs. R. Button of Silver Lake. Mr.
and Mrs. r. Murdoch and daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Paddock and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heltdorf were
in Antioch for dental work Monday.
Mrs. Vim. Morgan returned home
from Chicago Saturday. Mr.. Morgan
is improving nicely.
Mrs l. Hegeman, Leland Hegeman
and Mrs w. Winn and son attended
the Woodstock Fair last Wednesday,
Mrs. T. Rudolph and son Raymond
were in Kenosha on business recently
Louis Hegeman has had the Hotel
|repainted recently.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. G. Smith were in Ke-
nosha on business Friday.
Fred Hanneman left for Stevens
Point. where he will teach in the Com
mercial Dept. Of the High School, Fri
day.
Rosemary and Alice Keelyn left for
their home in Milwaukee after weeks
visit at Gareys, Friday.
Vera Hegeman and Raymond Ru-
lolph motored to Lake Geneva with
Miss Hegeman s guest, Miss Miller, to
the Downer Girls Camp, Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. MeHugh. and family,
Lit. Hartigan and Joe Deckery motored
out from Chicago Thursday and visited
with w. Carey and family.
Mrs. H. Patrick and Mrs. W. Kruck-
man of Burlington called at the Geo.