The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-01-23
WILMOT.

Harry Spear, of Sharon, made
business trip to Wilmot Tuesday.
Frank Stewart visited the Wilmot
Graded Schools Tuesday.
Arthur Holdorf made business trip
to Burlington Wednesday,
VIM. Morgan returned from the Pas
savant Hospital in Chicago, Thursday
night.
Eli Vincent had his home wired for
electricity this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. King, Of SHADES Cor
aers, were guests Of the latter's par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kanis, the past
week.
Francis Healy was an over Sunday
visitor with her parents in Waterford.
Doris Ganzaline is quarantined for
influenza,
Oscar Pacey, Of Lake Geneva, was
Sunday visitor at the Arthur Pacey
home.
Pvt. Clarence Holtdorf was listed
among the severely wounded in Fri
day Is casualty list. No direct word
las been heard from him by his rela-
tives for several months.
There will be English services at the
Frieden Is Lutheran Church at ten
o'clock Sunday
The three children, of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Member, are iii with influenza.
Mrs. w. Stensil is under the care of
d physician this week.
1t. r. Hegeman spent the weekend
with his sister Vera in Milwaukee.
Alfred Reynolds has his home wired
for electricity the past week.
Mrs. o. Schenning and Walter Witt,
of Silver Lake, visited the U.F.H.
School Friday.
Mrs. ). Hasselman and sons are' un-
der quarantine FOR influenza.
Mrs. #. Madden and children, who
have all been i'll with the flu are ra-
pidly recovering.
Several from Wilmot attended the
Lyceum course held at Silver Lake
Wednesday night.
Ed and George Coleman, of Rich
mond, called on Wilmot friends Sun
day.
Mrs. Fl. illegal and son Willie have
been i'll with influenza this week.
DR.. Darby, Of Grays Lake, was in
Wilmot the first Of the week.
The LIST. and End. Basket Ball Teams
from the U.F.H. School went to An
tioch Friday night to play the High
School teams there, our boys were de-
feated in both games.
Mr.. A. Smith entertained num-
her of Chicago friends the first of the
week.
A reception which was to have been
held for Pvt. H. Peacock on Tuesday
last had to be postponed indefinitely on
account of the Flu.
Geo. Dean and family, of Bassetts,
called on Wilmot relatives Sunday.
Mrs. w. Carey is visiting with her
daughter Mrs. w. Dobyns in Wau-
kegan this week.
The Camp Lake school is closed be-
cause of the illness Of the teacher,
Miss Lois and large number of the
pupils.
Ermine and Blanche Carey visited
friends in Chicago over Sunday and
attended the opera Madame Butterfly
Mrs. August Holtdorf is visiting at
the home of her son A1yin Holtdorf.
Mrs. w. Winn and son spent the
latter part of the week at Hege-
mans.
August Panknin is ill.,
Earl Shales and family, of Antioch,
called at David Shales Sunday.
Mrs. Harry McDougal was severely
burned one day last week when she
accidently stepped into pail of hot
water.
Mrs. 0. Lewis was guest of Mrs.
Burroughs Friday night
Funeral services for Will Ganzaline.
of Silver Lake, who died of pneumonia,
Sunday morning were held at the home
of his mother Mrs. Bernhoft Tuesday
afternoon. Burial was in the Wilmot
cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Laura
Meyers Feuer were held in Kenosha
Thursday January 10th Mrs. Feuer
was long resident of Silver Lake and
r member of the Baptist Church. Rev.
Paul Mckinney formerly in charge
of the Silver Lake Church conducted
the services Her death follow an at
tack of pneumonia and she leaves to
mourn her loss her parents, husband
and an infant son.
La Palliee, France, Dee. "a, 1918.
Dear Aunt
Received your letter this morning
and was very glad to hear from you. /
have not been close enough to the
front to hear the cannon at a time
when they were booming but since
peace have been within hundred
miles Of the old front i have met
lot of casuals and have heard some
awful stories of atrocities from them.
IT,