The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-04-17
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r. Schenning and Raymond Rudolph
motored to Racine Wednesday.
The Holy Name Choir met at the
home of Edna Lois the first of the
week
Geo. Faulkner is having his house
wired for electricity this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, Holtdorf and Mrs.
S. Jedele motored to Kenosha Friday
afternoon.
Bertha zepp spent the week end with
her sister in Waukesha.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Carey and daugh-
trs motored to Burlington Saturday.
Geo. Winchell and Fred Ranch mo-
tored to Round Out Saturday.
Pvt Ira White made a business trip
to Kenosha Wednesday.
Mrs. Hube and children were Keno
sha shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. j. Bienie spent the past week
visiting relatives in Fond du Lac.
Marie Mattern was home for the
week end.
Mr.. Zebelle and family and Charles
Hanke, of New Munster, visited at the
VIII Stansel home Sunday.
There will be services in German at
the Lutheran Church at ten O'Clock
Good Friday morning; at $3.50 Easter
Sunday morning, with The Lords Sup
pet; and English Services Sunday eve
ming at 500 O. clock
There will be special Easter Services
at the M. Il. Church at $500 o'clock
Sunday evening. Rev. Reitz has Sc
cured mixed quartette from Salem
for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Faulkner entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. d. Kimball and Mr..
and Mrs. r. Udell of Genoa Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Schenning, Mrs. B..
Nett and Mrs. j. Nett motored to Bur-
lington Monday.
Edward Roulden has been visiting
friends In Chicago and Fox Lake this
last week.
Leland Hanneman is home for the
Easter vacation from the North West
ern College at Watertown this week.
Harry Spear and family, of Sharon,
were Sunday guests at J. Motleys.
Pvt. Clarence Holtdorf surprised his
parents by coming home on furlough
from Camp Grant Saturday night. Pvt.
Holtdorf saw active service in the late
war and was wounded on the forehead.
He has re-enlisted for another year
and expects to enter school at Camp
Grant at the expiration of his month s
furlough, and will be stationed there
for the remainder Of his enlistment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kruckman and family,
Of Burlington, were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Kruckman Sunday.
Miss NJ Faber entertained Ursula
Kerwin Sunday.
Clyde Button, of Kenosha, spent Sun
day in Wilmot.
Pvt Otto Stensel has written his par
ents that he is in New York and ex-
poets to be discharged from Camp
Grant soon.
Mrs G. Dean visited with her son
George at Bassetts the last week.
George Faulkner made business trip
to Kenosha Wednesday.
Mrs. Bernice Drom has entered as
the Wilmot representative in the Rich.
mond Gazette subscription contest. The
Gazette is Offering Grant Six to the
winner of the Con test and trip to
Colorado to the holder of the next
highest number Of votes, besides several
other worth while premiums. Take
your subscriptions to Mrs. Drom and
help a Wilmot girl win first place.
M. and Mrs. Ii. Lois entertained
Miss Fischer and Father j. Brasky
for dinner Sunday.
There are tumors that Wilmot will
have ball team again this summer
and our local baseball fans will have a
chance to again root FOR the winning
team.
Sgt. Charles Bruel arrived from Camp
Grant the first of the week, where he
had received his discharge. Sgt Bruel
saw service iii France, England. Ger
many and Belgium.
Pvt. John MUTT, who was seriously
Ill with pneumonia at hospital in
Bordeaux, was transferred to a govern
ment hospital in New York for the past
two weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. MUTT EXPECT
that he will be sent to Camp Grant this
week and discharged from further army
duties there.
Mr.. Elverman and sons motored to
Burlington Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gauger and Mr..