The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-02-28
GENOA CITY.

GENOA CII I.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. C. D..
Blanke gave party for her little
daughter, Beatrice Marie, the occasion
being her sixth birthday. The dining
room was prettily decorated in pink
and white with placecards, butterflies,
and dainty favors. Covers were laid
fo~ eight. The guests were: Esther
Bill, Margaret Banniste-, Doris and
Phyllis Brunswick, Jean Barrows, Irma
Roam and Master James Roam. The
afternoon wGs spent il music and
games. The little people wendell their
way homeward tired but very happy.
Among those who called 20 extend con-
CALCULATIONS and watsh the little ones
at play and a. lunch were aIrs. ]. 81.
Luther, Mrs. {. Il. Dietrich, Misses
Pearl KatEenberg, Bessie Miller, Lola
Harrison, Viola Harrison, Lucy Burke,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Roam and Master
James Roam.
Mr. AND MrS. julius Krause enter
tainei Saturday evening in honor Of
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Krause, the oc-
oasion painS the birthday anniversary
al both Mr.. and Mrs. George Krause.
F.ve.Aundred was played and sump-
nous supper war earveG at midnight.
The guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. John
Amb2rn, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ludwig.
Mr. aud Mrs. Elmer StcAr ana baby OF
Twin Lakes, biPs. C1rris Bowman, Mr..
jess Thomson, Misses Lille and tIii-
da Thompson, Clarence Thompson aud
George Simonsen Of Congo.
Miss Mary Long spent the past ton
days with Ter sister, Mrs. Robert
Southley, at Burlington.
A. w. Hyde of Crystal Lake vas q
caller in town Monday.
Miss Minnie Cook entertained the
Fi!nch club at her home one day this
week
Miss Edith Burgette spent Friday
in Chicago.
Mrs. Daisy Curry was very painfully
injured when she slipped and fell on
the icy sidewalk at Ee- home here
Monday. She was unable to get up
and it was some time before passers-
by heard her cries for help. She was
taken into the house and at this writ
Ing II Is HOt kHOWH WuS9nCI
were any bones broken or not.
Mrs. Frances McGill of Chicago
spent the weekend at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Gibbs.
Miss Esther Bjerning of Chicago
was home over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Housley and chill
dren of Kenosha spent the weekend
at the H. B. Gardner home.
Mrs. John Moeller and daughter of
Twin Lakes sent Thursday at the Her
man Fox home.
Miss Bernice Maaske of Lake &C.
neva spent Sunday IN the Porath home.
C. G.. Ford was Burlington caller
Saturday.
Miss Mary Fox spent Friday at Will
liams Bay.
Mrs. Beulah Schoor and son, Rob-
ert, spent Saturday at Lake Geneva.
John Kuobbe Of Chicago was a call
er in town Saturday.
Mrs. Arno Kamholtz and children of
Chicago are visiting the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hermance.
Mrs. Johnston and daughter of
Galesburg spent the weekend in the
Brown nome.
Roy Scarcliff and family have moved
from the HATS farm to farm near
Momence, Ill. S. J. Charles have NOV
ed onto the HATS farm.
Miss Irma Voght of Lake Geneva
spent the weekend with her grand
mother, Mrs. VIM. Voght, Sr.
Mrs. Robert Darrows of New Butler,
spent the latter part of the week with
her mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Miller.
Ruth Antcliff of Lake Geneva spent
Sunday with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bundy.
Mrs. Herman Miller spent Saturday
with her sister, Mrs. Otto Voss, at
Lake Geneva.
Milton Brown of Chicago was home
over the weekend.
George Schuette and family have
moved from the l.. A. Kimball farm
to farm near Elco, Wis, owned by
Mr.. Guptill. Arthur Kimball will move
onto his fathers farm.
George Kroh1 was Kerosha caller
/, Tuesday.
Nr. aaG Mrs, Georges Kfause and son
OK csyS*al Lake spert tee weekend
&c sho T..ius krsuse hoIae.
Ms. IL 4. 5wsLssn spent the Iat-
re: part NJ ;ass %sc;E w!:a her brother
and ia.sijy III Mi!waukes.
Mr.. sn5 Mrs. George Read sp1:. tho
wees sn4 With se!nlisss at Harvard.