The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-04-07
News of Kenosha County

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to Kenosha Sunday where they were
sponsors at the christening Of Marion
Elizabeth, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Cafferty.
The euchre and dance given for the
benefit of the U. F. H. school associa-
tion at the M. w. A. Hall Wednesday
night was we'll attended and a fund
sufficient for all expenses incurred by
the association was made. A Progress
sive 500 party and dance following,
will be given for the association some
time in April The reception, banquet
and dance for the class of 1921 will be
held at the Wilmot hall, May 9th.
/ The banquet will be at 7:15 and will be
especially interesting this year as
Henry l.. Blim of Chicago has con
scented to act as POSTMASTER. The
speakers will be from the honor classes
of the reception this year, that is,
graduates from 1917, 1918, 1919 and
1920 classes. , Each graduate will be
privileged to bring two guests to the
banquet, and the general public are 20
be invited to attend the dance from
! 10 p. m. to 2 a. m. A popular orches-
ira will be secured for the occasion.
Catherine Warmer was born in the
town of Randall, Wis, March IS, 1856
and died March 81, 1921, being at the
TING of her death 65 years and 10 days
of age Mrs. Warmer attended the
district school in the town of Randall
and then in the village of Wilmot
where she came with her parents, Pat
rick and Catherine Madden while yet
! small girl.
She was married Nov. 81, 1890 to
John Warringer, who survives her. One
child was born, Howard, who died in
1893. Mr.. and Mrs. Warmer are so
we'll known in the community where
they have lived that very little need
be added save as memoriam. Mrs.
Warmer was a practical nurse and
almost every family in the neighbor-
| hood of Spring Grove, Wilmot and
Scion Mills have at some time in the
last thirty ye&s required her services
in time of sickness. Her loss is in
deed loss to the entire community
as she seemed to be closer than friend
to all.
Mrs. WARMERS death occurred at
the Carlin farm on English Prairie
where she has resided for the past
several years with her husband. The
deceased had been ailing for several
months. She grew rapidly worse and
the doctors diagnosed her ai1ment as
cancer of the stomach and were power
less to help her Her husband nurs-
ed her tenderly, assisted by friends
and relatives but to no avail, her death
came as a relief to her sufferings
Mrs. Warmer was a firm believer in
the life after death. She was baptized
at st. Alphons church at New Munster
and lived upeto the teachings of the
Roman Catholic faith and adhered
strictly to the Golden Rule.
The deceased leaves besides her hus-
band, three brothers, John Madden of
Wilmot, Daniel Madden of Detroit,
Mich, and James Madden of Spring
Grove, III. One sister, Mrs. Mary Mar
tin of Chicago, also number of nieces
and nephews to mourn her loss. The
| funeral services were held at the Holy
Name church at Wilmot Monday at
10 a. m, with Requiem high mass sung
by Rev j. Brasky. Interment was in
the Madden family plot in the Holy
Name Cemetery. The pallbearers were
James Fleming, James McVey, James
Owen, Thomas Fleming, Thomas Gag
gin and George Winchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Madden Of De-
troit were unable to attend the funeral
of their sister, Mrs. Catherine War
riner on account of the illness of Mrs
Madden.
Miss Louisa Schorf and Mrs. Guy
Lotus entertained at progressive Gu
chre Saturday night.
Roland Hegeman is i'll with the
mumps. Leland Hegeman has charge
of the drug store during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Luke of Wheatland
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dean of Bassetts
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs G..
1 Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holtdorf spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. F. Mecklen-
burg of Richmond.
Mrs. M. Carey, Florence. Evelyn and
! Gefald carey OF McHenry motored to
Wilmot Sunday night with Walter
/ Carey.
U. +. H. School Items.
The Freshmen girls have been con-
Quoting some very interesting milk
tests this past week in Domestic Sci
ence.
Mr.. Vincent, our janitor, has made a
decided Improvement upon our school
grounds by trimming the trees.
A. NJ Royce, president of the Platte
vile Normal has informed Mr.. Ihlen-
feldt that it is impossible to deliver
an address on Commencement day.
Edna illegal returned again to her
school duties after an absence Of four
weeks.
S0MERS.
The Missionary meeting Of the
church will be held at the home of