The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-03-20

Charles Kanis and family motored tc
Kenosha the first Of the week.
Marie Mattern, Of SHADES Corners
was home for the week end.
Mr.. Hube made business trip t.
Kenosha Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Madden, Of Kenosha
were guests at the Fred Madden home
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Faulkner were SIN
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Higgins
Mrs. Hiram Patrick, of Burlington
visited at the Winchell home the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. #. Beck and daughter
Violet motored to Kenosha Tuesday.
Prof. and Mrs. A. Phillips entertain
ed the members Of the Basket Ball team
at six o'clock dinner Tuesday night
Appropriate toasts were given by the
members of the team and the evening
was pleasantly spent playing rock.
Lawrence Fleming was guest Of
Irving Carey Tuesday night.
Ambrose Moran has been i'll for the
last week.
Geo. Dean returned Monday from Mt.
Carmel, Ill, where he has been shear
ing sheep on a large ranch for the
past month.
Pvt. Fred Pella came home from
Camp Grant Tuesday following his dis
charge from the army. Pvt. Pella and
his wife are guests Of the formers par
ents this week.
VIM Morgan made q business trip to
Chicago last week.
Misses Rocker and Healy attended
he County Teacher Is meeting held in
Kenosha on Saturday.
Herbert Swenson spent the latter
cart of the week in Kenosha.
Georgia Bruel has been i'll the past
week.
Edna Lois attended the Kenosha
County Teachers meeting at Keno
ina, Saturday,
Raymond Nett has been i'll and I'M
Ter DR.. Becker's care this last week.
Clarence Wright and daughter, Of
Salem, visited at the E. Wright home
Monday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Boulder received a
lard from their son Pvt. Edward Bould-
IN from New Port News, Va, where he
anded with the 56th. Engineers March
Il. He expects to be discharged from
Camp grant, Pvt. Boulder was a mem
,er Of the only Search Light Company
he United States had in the war.
Mrs. f. Burrough entertained Mr.
md Mrs. o. e. Lewis, last week.
Mrs L. Hegemen and Mrs A. Voltz
vent to Kenosha and Milwaukee over
he weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Carey returned Fri
lay after having spent the week in
Milwaukee and Kenosha.
Clyde Button was home from Keno
ha for an over Sunday visit.
Because Of the bad roads and weather
here were no movies Sunday.
The following candidates were
AIMED for Town Offices at the caucus
eld at Camp Lake last week: Side
soard, +, +. Smith; Pete Reiter; Treas
rer, Glare Dixon, VIM. Morgan, AS
essor, I'll. Huntoon, VIM. Evans; Clerk
Tohn Evans, Harry Lubano.
Mrs. j. Gauger has received several
elmets, a gas mask, and numerous
ther souvenirs from her son Pvt. Carl
fauger who is now stationed with the
rmy Of occupation in Luxembourg. Pvt
Fauger does not expect to return to
be States for several months.
Mrs. f. Burroughs, chairman of the
zeal Red Cross Branch is conducting
drive for used clothing suitable for
he European War Refugees this
reek. Articles may be left at her
ONE or that of Mrs. E. Wright On
thursday, March n, the Red Cross
ooms will be open for the purpose of
acking the articles received and do
ations will gladly be accepted there,
that time.
Mrs. E. Pelletierie, Supervisor of
hitting for the Wilmot Red Cross
ranch has received sixty skeins of yarn
rom the Kenosha Chapter to be knit
ito sweaters and stockings for the
Tar Refugee children. Volunteers for
ne work will be greatly appreciated.
Mr. and Mrs. LEM, of Bassets, were
scent visitors at the Ben Nett home.