The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-07-03
SALEM

to Milwaukee last Tuesday.
James Burton and Chas. Forbrich of
Chicago spent the weekend at L..
Smiths.
Mrs. George Huntoon entertained at
dinner Thursday. Those present were
the Misses Jennie and jessie Loescher,
Olive and Florence Hope and Lulu
Root.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Peterson, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Peter
son and Mrs. Clarence Peterson, mot
ored to Ottawa, Ill, Friday where they
visited their nephew, Matthew Fleming,
and their sisters, Mrs. Kate Fleming
and Miss Anne Peterson. While there
they were Joined by their son, Clar-
ence, who has spent several months
in Ansonia, Conn, in the employ Of
the American Brass mill. They re-
turned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bloss drove to Ra-
cine Wednesday.
Miss Doris Evans is a guest of
friends at Kewaunee, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Imig drove down from
Waukesha Wednesday and called on
friends. Mr.. Imig was formerly sales
man for Bradley and Vrooman.
Mrs. A. G. HartneIl entertained at
dinner Friday, her mother, Mrs. Jane
Wicks, Mrs. Lucia Stocker and Mrs.
Isabella Lorscher.
Mrs. A. Bloss represented the local
P. T. A. at conference in Kenosha
Thursday.
Fred Schonschick and wife of Keno
sha visited in Salem Sunday.
Lyle, Kenneth and Deane Seaman,
Hebron, ILL.,, are spending their vaca
tion at the Chas. Seaman home.
Howard johnson and Arthur Field
camp worked in Waukegan several days
last week.
Miss Bernice Frank visited at the
George Voltz home at Eagle Lake last
week Thy drove to Salem Thursday
and spent the day with Mr.. Voltz's
mother.
Mrs. Isabella Loescher and Mrs.
Thos. Garland were guests of Mrs.
Sarah Epson, Woodwork, Thursday.
Several campers from Paddock's
Lake attended the church supper We'd
nesday evening. Among this number
was our efficient clerk Of court Geo.
Stevens whose nomination papers are
being circulated here.
Miss Margaret Schlax spent Sunday
with her parents.
Mrs. Harriet Callahan who is at
tending summer school in Madison is
expected this week to make short
visit at the VIM. Krahn home. Harry
and Rose Krahn will drive to Osh-
\ h
at her home.
James Welton arrived in Salem Tues
day where he will visit his brother
John after an absence of 35 years. Mr..
Welton has travelled extensively in the
west and also in foreign lands.
Mrs. Fannie Melchert, DR.. Adams and
wife, nee Clara Melchert, Chicago,
called on old friends here Friday. The
Melcherts were Salem residents some
80 years ago.
L. McVicar, wife, and daughter, Hell
en-, returned Monday from few days
camping at Eagle Spring Lake.
Little Andrew Manning was badly
cut about the hand by broken glass.
The wound required several stitches,
but he is recovering nicely.
Foreman Chris Ehlert and his force
of men have nearly completed the
wrecking of the last ice house on Hook4
er Lake. The first ice house was built
more than 80 years ago by Kurz and
Haegle; they have been owned success
sively by the Knickerbocker and Con-
sumers companies who will shortly
have some fine lots available.
Mrs. Chas. Duke and family, Mil
waukee, called on Mrs. Rebecca Hart
nell Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Baker were Sunday
guests of relatives.
Mr.. Robinson and family spent Sun
day in Genoa City.
Mrs. Earl jerks and children of
Somers are guests of her sister, Mrs.
Julius Krahn.
julius Krahn and family spent Sum
day at Twin Lakes.
Mr.. Schmidt and wife, nee Barbara
Hilbert, has moved from Chicago to the
Galliart fat. He will do auto repair
work at Trevor.
Sunday guests at the Ray Smith
home were: James Peterson and fam
lily, Silver Lake, and T. Christensen
and family, Somers. They picnicked at
Eagle Lake.
DR.. ]. G. Runkel, Baltimore, Nd, is
spending short vacation with rela-
tives in Salem and Burlington.
John Clark, an employee at the JEFF
ferson ice house had the misfortune
to slip and fall in a seam in the
ice, suffering an injured knee which