The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-01-09

which he is recovaing slowly.
James Buckley Vas called to Chicago
on Friday becaua of the serious i'll
ness of his fatheq James Buckley, Sr.
Ross Shenning has been under the
Doctors care thisaweek.
F. E. Wright ii seriously i'll at the
present writing.
Mrs. Z. Hegema and daughter Vera
spent Saturday inKenosha.
Floyd Hannema returned to White
water Saturday, md Fred Hanneman
left the same das to resume teaching
at Marshfeld.
Gertrude O'Colnor spent the week
end at the L. Hgeman home.
Mrs. A. G. Paey is visiting at the
home of her son, Arthur Pacey.
Eda and Rosa button returned to
Kenosha on Suday after spending
the past two weeks with their par
ents in Wilmot.
Miss Z. Y. Fle&ager of DEBORAH, Ia,
IS guest at the Vim. Volbrecht home.
Vera Hegeman left Sunday for Mil
Waukee DoWner follege to resume her
school duties.
Mrs. Ell. j. Botdem returned from a
visit at the 0. IatheWs home in An
tioch on Sunday. Her daughter, Mrs.
Mathews, has qute recovered from her
recent attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell and family re-
turned from an blended visit in Bara-
boo on Sunday.
Mrs. r. G. ,hotliff and daughter
Ruth, are undr the doctor s care
this week.
Leland Hannenan returned to North
western College, Fatertown. to resume
his theological sialies, Sunday.
A number of RS. Laura Holtdorf s
friends surprised her Friday night. A
merry evening VS. spent at cards, fol
lowed by deliCous lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Phillips returned
the latter part + the week from an
extended visit with relatives in Iowa.
Grace Carey burned from a visit
with Kenosha aa Waukegan friends
on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Cole spent Sunday
with Mrs. J. F. thompson, Miss Eliza
beth returned hme with her parents
following her vsit of the past week
with Mrs. Thomson.
Alice Hatch WIS a recent visitor of
Mrs. Arthur Hotdorf.
Pvt. Otto Ste1el sent two beaut;fnl
carved shrapnel Shells to his parents
from the Frenchbattle fields. recently.
Georglana Holman and Marion Bas-
sett are boarding with Mrs. A. Rev
nolds. Dorothy Dixon IS with Mrs
j. Carey.
Mrs. LubkemalA and daughter Hazel,
from henosha, were over Sunday
visitors with Mn A. Hanneman.
Chas. Rasch aid family and Rev. S.
Jedele and famiBs enjoyed New Year =
dinner at John Kanis'.
The funeral o1little Bernie Wienkie
was held Saturday afternoon. with in
terment at Slem Mound. Rev s
Jedele, oficiatin,.
Letters were received from Pvts.
Otto stensel and Carl Gauger by rela-
tlves and friend. They are both we'll
and happy, but anxiously WAITING to
come back home
AZ the annud meeting of the Ev.
Lutheran Friendns Congregation, Fred
schwartz and Frank Schwartz. were
reelected as rustees for the next
three years.
Following tn two weeks vacation
MISS Rocker returned Sunday from her
nome at Ironvood, Mich, and Miss
Faber from Mrshfeld. Miss Zenn
came IN from Edgar on Monday morn
ing, and Miss Healy from Waterford
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Boulder have re-
celved word that their son. Second
lieutenant Earle J. Boulder was in q
base hospital in France, from Septem-
Der 2, to November % with Influenza
and pneumonia, followed by serious
throat affection. Pvt. Edward Boulder
.ls awaiting orders to return to Ameri
ca.
Arthur Holtdolf drove to Chicago the
first Of the week, on business.
George Smith spent Monday in Chi
cago.
Mrs. f. Peacock is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Peacock. PVT
Peacock is at an Ohio camp awaiting
decentralization.
!. Buckley, Jr, spent New Years
with his family in Kankakee.
Ruth and Aileen Morgan returned to
their school duties at Beloit COLLEGE
the first of the week.
hlchard Glare returned from visit
IN chicago the latte part of the week.
Charles Kanis, 81, is able to be ~
following an illness. If several weeks.