The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-02-01
Neighborhood News
WILMOT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bienie were out
from Kenosha several days last week.
Mr.. Bienie has accepted position in
Milwaukee, and they will move their
household goods to that city within the
month.
Miss Julia Runkel is at Hot Springs,
Ark, visiting her brother, Henry Run
kel, who is making an extended stay
there.
Aileen Morgan was out from Chicago
for the weekend with Mrs. c. Morgan
Marie Mattern was home from Som
ers over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dean and children,
of Bassetts, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Dean, Sr.
Mrs. Klare of Chicago is spending
the week with her sister, Miss Sophla
Runkel.
Rev. S. Jedele attended meeting OF
the Evangelical Lutheran Southern
District Conference at Racine for three
days this week.
Irving Carey made business trip to
Milwaukee Monday.
Mrs. J. Wheeler of Evanston was
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lewis several
DAYS this week Mrs. Lewis returned
home with her Friday for short stay.
L. L. Shotliff left for his home at
Missoula, Montana, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Shotliff of Los An
peles. Cal. arrived in Wilmot Wednes-
day and are visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Shotliff
Mr.. and Mrs s. Sholdis of Fox River
are to move into the Owen tenant
house shortly
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs,
Lester Seidschlag at the Kenosha hos
pital Friday morning, January 10Th.
Rev. and Mrs. S. Jedele and family
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wohlsardt Of Silver Lake on Sunday.
Sylvia Dowell was home from the
Union Grove training school over the
weekend. This week she is doing
practice teaching at the South Bristol
school.
Irving Carey left for Madison Sun
day, where he will spend the week at
tending special school of instruction
in meter testing.
Mrs. Brownell and Grace Carey were
in Kenosha Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Nett and children
were at the Lentz home in Bassetts
Sunday.
Mrs. A. Knudson was in KenNsha on
Tuesday.
An erroneous report to the effect
4ln4 IT,..o. - e..
New York for an extended stay has
been circulated. Mrs. Wright is to re-
main here and with the help of her SON
Clarence Wright, will continue manag-
ing the Wright Furniture and Under
taking business.
In the trial of the case of John Hay
den against the Carey Electric and
Milling Co. for injuries received when
the plaintiff, while attempting to re-
move a tree which had fallen across
the line during severe windstorm
July s, 1922, came in contact with q
broken charged wire and sustained Sc
we're burns and the loss of thumb
and finger. The jury awarded the
plaintiff verdict of $4,000 at the trial
in November, 1922 for his injuries
The industrial commission had fixed
the plaintiffs damages at approximate
ly $4,000, which was paid to him by
the Compensation Co., in which his
employer had him insured. The attor.
neys for the defendant, Judge Randall
of Kenosha and Attorney Benzinger OF
Milwaukee, asked Judge Belden that
the decision be reversed, not being in
accordance with the laws pertaining tc
the case and Hayden having accepted 8
settlement with the compensation com.
pany. This evidence was kept from
the jury, the judge saying it would be
evidence for the court to consider in
stead of the jury. On December IL
Judge Belden handed down decision
reversing the verdict of the jury anc
giving judgment in favor of the de
PENDANT
Miss Jamison was guest of Gladly.
Kerkotf of Bassetts over Sunday.
Blanche Carey, Clifford Pacey ant
Fred Faulkner were in Kenosha Mon
day for municipal jury service
At meeting of the church commit
tee of the Holy Name Sunday it wa.
NSSiNSN' " nave IHS pew rent pa1(
monthly instead of quarterly.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Murphy were in Ke
nosha Friday night to attend the grad
uation exercises of their son, Linus
from the Kenosha High school.
John Rasch has been i'll with bloc,
poisoning in one of his hands.
Mary Boulder was in Wilmett
Thursday to attend reunion of clerk
from the Rosenberg store at Burling
ton, held at the home of Mrs. John B
Holtz.
Mary McCaffery, aged 70 years, die,
suddenly last Friday at the Carmelit
Sisters home in Kenosha, after a shor
illness from heart trouble. Funera
services were held at st. James churcI
N in Kenosha at nine o'clock Monda,
morning, and the body was brought t,
the Holy Name Cemetery for intermen
in the family plot in the afternoon.
Miss McCaffery was a daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony McCaffery, oil,
settlers of this vicinity, but since tn
death of her parents has made he
home in Kenosha.
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