The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-09-11
FOX RIVER
SURPRISE PARTY

SURPRISE PARTY.
About fifty friends and relatives
surprised John Kersting and wife last
Monday evening in honor of their goth
wedding anniversary. The evening was
spent in playing cards, bunco and
other games. A dainty lunch was
served and all reported an excellent
time, and wishing Mr. and Mrs. Ker-
sting many more anniversaries to
come. Those present from a distance
were: Mrs. M. E. Foster and Mrs. Dora
Holtz of Burlington, Simon and Will
liam Holtz of Chicago.
Those that attended the Elkorn Fair
the past week were: John Miller and
wife, Frank Wolterdorf and wife,
Emily Miller and LeVergne Synder,
Mrs. Chas. Miller, Fred and Albert
Miller and Doris Schwartz, Oscar Yam
Ike and wife and c.. ]. Koehler and
wife.
Geo. Davis of Madison spent "a cou-
pie days. the past week at the Davis
home. :
Agnes Koehlert spent the week end
at Wheeling, ILL.,, visiting with Fred
Schmidt and wife.
Carl Dickhop and wife and Minnie
Hoffman spent last Wednesday and
Thursday at the Hoffman home.
J Louie Way and, wife, Chas. ,Kuns. and
wife and son of Kenosha spent Sum
day with Geo. Daisy.
Frank Schmidt. and wife and son
Glenn, Mrs. Henry Chidley and .daugh-
ter Unis of Wheeling, III, visited Aug.
Riege and wife last Thursday.
Mark Hartman and wife of Kenosha
spent last Wednesday evening with
Geo. Sandberg and wife.
Agnes Koehler was Kenosha
visitor last Thursday.
Herman Hoffman is spending the
first of this week at the John Maddaus
home in SHADES Corners. 49, ~s.
G., R, Haggerty and wife were to
Burlington on Monday evening.
Mrs. Clara has purchased house
in Kenosha and expects to move there
in the near future.
Mrs. Fannie Vanderzee, Mary and
Henry Vanderzee motored to Burling-
ton last Saturday evening.
John Carlson Of Waukegan spent
Saturday at the Henry Vanderzee
home. Mrs. Henry Vanderzee and chill
dren returned with him remaining
until Sunday evening. Henry and Pete
Vanderzee also visited there on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kayer called Sun
day at Ivan Smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Loise Called on
friends at New Munster Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Smith and little
daughter Alice of Burlington visited
Ivan Smiths Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nelson of Burling-
ton called on /. Smiths family Sun
day.
The High Life camp on Ivan Smiths
place returned to Kenosha this week
Henry Vandersee went to Burlington
on business Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Frank Christensen motored out
from, Chicago to visit his brother Fred
for few days.
Ivan and Geo. Smith, Fred and
called on friends at New Munster
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Christensen and
family, and Frank Christensen called
at Geo. Viewers home Sunday even
ing.
Ivan Smith had an accident last
week, his car tipped over and broke
one rear wheel Mr.. Smith escaped
without scratch.
Frank Smith of Waukesha called
here Sunday
Claude Allen visited his aunt Mrs.
Geo. Weaver Sunday.
Word was received here from Fort
Schafter, Honolulu, that Corporal Roy
Huff has been promoted to Sergeant.
Sergeant Huff is nephew of Ivan
Smith.
John Carlson of Waukegan called at
Henry Vanderzee, Saturday. Mrs. H.
yanderzee returned home with him for
few days visit with his mother.
Pete and Henry Vanderzee called on
John Carlson Sunday.
Henry Vanderzee, mother and sister
were Burlington shoppers Saturday
evening.
Emily Miller of Kenosha spent her
two weeks vacation with her mother
here.
Mrs. John Smith moved from G.
Welmun to r. Eddie's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Christensen. Mrs.
Ivan Smith and Frank Christensen
motored to Antioch Monday.
Emmett Merrill called at Ivan
Smiths Monday afternoon.