The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-05-27
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Goldie Russell and Howard Peacock
have been staying at the Ernest Pea
cock home the past week. Mrs. H. Pea
cock was visiting in Sheboygan
DR.. H. G. Darby, Philip Hook and
Earle Darby called on Wilmot friends
Thursday, while motoring through here
enroute to Whitewater in new Buick.
Mrs. Fred Schmalfeldt Of Paddocks
Lake entertained the High school fac
ulty at a dinner Wednesday evening.
Dorothy Dixon, Georgia Bruel, Wv
ian Holtdorf and Raymond Rudolph at
tended the class play at Hebron on
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Dean and children
Of Silver Lake, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Luke
Of Wheatland, George Dean and daugh-
ter Of Bassetts, spent Sunday at the
Dean home in Wilmot.
Mrs. James Buckley, ST., Of Chicago,
spent several days last week in Wilmot,
Mr.. and Mrs. Speaker and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lentz Of New Munster were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Nett, Friday.
Walter, Grace and Blanche Carey
motored to Milwaukee and Kenosha on
Wednesday.
Frank Kruckman spent Sunday at
Crystal Lake with Mrs. Kruckman who
Is visiting relatives there.
Mrs. M. Button Of Kenosha attended
the funeral Of Mrs. G. Sherman, on
Friday.
There will be services in English at.
the Evangelical Lutheran Church next
Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Shales and chill
dren from Antioch were guests at the
Shales home on Sunday.
Vera Hageman took leading part
in the play, "The Triumph Of Law, !"
which was given at the annual May
day festivities at Milwaukee Dowfier
Saturday afternoon. The play was pre-
sented in Hawthorne Den, natural
theatre on the grounds.
Edythe Dean was in Burlington on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Pelletiere enter
tanned Mrs Neumann, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bucher and Miss Butcher, Of Chicago,
the first Of the week,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nuthem and
children motored out from Kenosha on
Sunday and spent the day with Mr..
and Mrs. G. Winchell. Mrs. Cousell,
who has been visiting at the Winchell
home, returned to Kenosha with them
John Schmalfeldt was on the sick
list last week
Fred Bauman was home from Racine
for several days last week.
Mrs. A. Hanke and daughter, Lillian,
Of Antioch, spent Mondoy with Mr..
md Mrs G. Dean.
John, Hasselman, Jr, was severely
injured Sunday when he fell off his
motorcycle when it skidded and went
into the ditch.
Walter Carey made business trip
70 Chicago on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs J. Frank and Raymond
Horton spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs, f. Zarnsdorf at Richmond
Mrs. Joseph Stoffell Of Chicago is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ebert,
The farmers from Bassetts were
forced to bring their milk to the will
mot creamery the first of the week, due
to the strike Of the workmen at the
Borden plant at Bassetts.
George Higgins was laid up the first
Of the week from stepping on nail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Winn and fam
lily attended a VIM family reunion
and picnic Sunday.
Irving Carey was guest Of Ruth
and Alice Morgan at Carroll College
over the weekend
Hazel and Violet Beck entertained
al number Of their friends at d party
Saturday night.
Rev s. and Mrs. Jedele entertained
Rev p Kleinhanf Of Cleveland, Ohio,
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Bauman, from
Twin Lakes, spent Sunday at Gan
zalines.
Henrietta Horton, Lydia Meyers,
Hazel Beck and Lloyd and Floyd Sick
en- motored to Lake Geneva Sunday.
Ermine Carey attended meeting
of the Home Economic teachers at the
College Women's Club in Milwaukee,
Saturday.
Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine
Sherman were held at the Fred Sher-
man residence in Randall at 200
o'clock Friday afternoon. Rev. o.
Brien of Richmond oficiated and Miss
Bird Hodge, Of Scion sang several Sc
lections Interment was in the family
plot in the Wilmot cemetery. Gather
inc Wilson Archdale Sherman was born
at Woremsley, Yorkshire, England,
Nov. 14th, 1928 She came to America
with her parents, brothers and sisters
at the age of four. She died may 18th,
1920, being 81 years six months and
FIVE days old. The deceased was mar
ried to James Sherman in March 1852,
who died September 10th, 1867 To
this union was born four children, two
girls, who died in infancy, two sons,
Frederick H. and Frank ]. who died
Sept. 10, 1884. She settled on the Sher-
iaan farm in Randall with her parents
~ the age Of twelve and lived there
till the time Of her death.
"Grandma,' as she was lovingly call
ed by host Of friends, leaves TO cher
ish her memory the following imme-
date relatives; Her son, Fred. and
wife, swo children, Mrs. Ray Button
and Lynne Sherman anG one great
grandchil1, Shirley Shern "a.
R. 4. Button is Installing a bath
room in the N. J. Boulder Mouse this
week.
NJ. Eappus, of Kenosha was a husi-
ness visitor in Wilmot Wednesday,.