The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-01-08

Lillian and Ermine Hanke, of An.
tioch, spent the last Of the week visit
ing at the Geo. Dean home.
Will Kruckman, Of Burlington, spent
several days last week at the Morgan
hardware store assisting with the in
ventory.
Geo. Dean returned to the Luke
home at Wheatland Midday where he
has been for several weeks after an
over Sunday visit at his home here.
Cora Madden of Kenosha, was
guest Of Wilmot relatives several
days last week.
Jabez Motley is able to be out again
following his recent serious illness.
Mrs. Edith Thompson returned from
a two weeks visit with Spring Grove
relatives and friends Saturday.
Cyril Pacey returned to Rochester
Sunday night where he is attending
the Agricultural College.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gauger entertain
ed at family dinner for their chill
dren, Sunday.
There will be English services at
1880 at the Ev. Lutheran Church this
coming Sunday.
Vera Hegeman returned to MilWau-
kee Downer Sunday following the Holt
day vacation spent at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Hasselman
entertained relatives and neighbors at
an oyster supper and watch party New
Years Eve.
The smallpox quarantine was lifted
SO that Edythe Dean could reopen her
school at English Prairie, Monday.
Prof. A. G. Cook returned from
Montfort, Saturday.
Bertha zepp returned from her
home at Edgar Sunday.
Leland Hege-aan left for Madison
Sunday to resume his studies at the
anniversary.
Georgiana Hoffman and Irma Bur-
rit, of Bassetts, are staying with Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Holtdorf
Ruth and Aileen Morgan returned
to Carroll College at Waukesha Sun
day night.
Doris Kruckman, Of Burlington,
spent the last of the week at the Nor
gan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Nett entertained at
o family dinner, Sunday, for Mr. and
Mrs. B. Nett and children, and Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Schenning and children.
The Parent Teachers Association
will meet at the High School rooms
Tuesday night, Jan. 18th. An inter
esting program has been prepared and
refreshments will be served Every
one cordially invited to attend
The children Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Memler are confined to their home with
bad colds.
Miss Kasper returned from two
weeks visit at her home in Racine
Sunday.
Both teams of the High School Bias
ket Ball will play the Hebron teams
at Hebron Friday night.
Tom Moran was recent visitor in
Kenosha
Frank Rudolph had the factory ice
house filed last week and will supply
customers who wish it this coming
summer.
The children Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
McDougall have been i'll with bad
colds.
Dean LOTUS was i'll with a bad cold
the last week
Miss Faber returned from two
weeks visit with her mother in Marsh
field Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ferry, Of Zion
City were guests of Mr. and Mrs. 7. G.
LOTUS New Years day.
Violet and Harry Beck motored to
Kenosha Wednesday.
Myrtle West Lake returned to Ke-
nosha Monday to resume her work at
the Orchard Knoll school
Clair Dixon was at the Ford and
Hegeman drug store collecting taxes
the first of the week.
Florence and Mildred Probnow re
turned to Whitewater Sunday after
spending their vacation with their
parents and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gauger and son
were guests of Mrs. Gauger's parents
at Edgerton during the holidays.
Ruth Shotliff has been i'll the last
week.
| Funeral services for Margaret Kruck-
man were held at the family residence
Friday afternoon. Rev. Q 'Brien, of
the Richmond NJ E. Church offieiated
and in a few simple words extended
to the Borrowing parents, relatives and
1 friends what earthly consolation there
is for the removal of such a promising
young life as Margaret's Mrs. Tom
Fuzon, accompanied by Mrs. Walter
VIM, very beautifully sang several
appropriate songs. IntsYment was in
the Kruckman plot at the Wilmot
Cemetery and there the little white
| flower laden casket was lowered to
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