The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-11-20

Mrs. Byran Riggs from Salem to visit
Mr.. Charley Bascomb.
Mr.. Brough Runyard has moved his
from Bristol occupied the house they
vacated.
Lucille and Ethel Runyard from Chi
cago spent Tuesday, Armistice day, at
the S. N. Mickle home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Patric spent
few days the past week with their
daughters and family in Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs Eric Hansen of Silver
lake entertained at a turkey dinner
Tuesday night, the directors of the
bank and their wives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Schreck from Trevor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Curtis from Ealem, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Dalten from Silverlake,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Higgins from
Wilmot, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Button of
Silverlake and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Evans from Salem.
Walter Scott from Antioch called at
Harry Subereo's Sunday evening.
The Flemning family attended the
funeral of the late Lewis c. Tewes at
Waukegan on Monday. The remains
were taken to Chicago for interment
at Graceland cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sheen, Mrs.
Ann Sheen and daughter, Mary, mo-
tored to Burlington Wednesday.
Mrs. Sorin Mickle and Mrs. Jos.
Smith called on Mrs. Willis Sheen
Wednesday afternoon.
Eleven carloads of Canadian cattle
were unloaded and fed at the Trevor
stock yards the past week.
Mrs. George Patric and son, Milton,
motored to Kenosha Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Longman and FAM
lily were dinner guests at Willis Sheen's
Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Marten and daughter,
Betty Jane, spent Sunday with her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Smith at Trevor.
On Friday evening the P. T. A.
sponsored a Father and Son banquet at
Social Center hall. Covers were laid
for 80. John Mertz was toast-master
and Fred Foster responded. Mr..
Trenary Of Kenosha gave very in
teresting talk to the fathers urging
them to have closer relations with
their boys and helping them while they
ARE still with them. Mrs. Gilmore,
Miss Ward and Misses Nahalka and
Mrs. Girard of the Congdon School Of
Music of Kenosha, furnished the eve
ning's entertainment except the song
Dream Daddy" by four boys of the
school. All present reported a very
enjoyable evening.
Ray Schilling accepted position
at the American Brass works in Ke-
nosha. M
| Mr. and Mrs. Julius Lingen and son,
Mrs. Chas. Getting and family spent
Sunday afternoon at the Orpheum in
Kenosha.
Mr. and Mrs. John Molony from Ke-
nosha were Saturday and Sunday
guests at the George Patrie home.
Chas. Hartnell from Salem called at
the Dan Longmon home Sunday eve
ming.
The Kruckman children from Bur-
lington visited their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hiram Patrie Sunday.
Ray Bushing from Chicago was a
weekend visitor at Art Bushings.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. Greening and
daughter, Ruth, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Schll-
ling and daughter, Virginia, spent Sun
day at the home of William Schilling.
The first snow storm of the season
visited our town Monday.
Lady Beatrice and Lady Harriet, who
have spent the summer at the Edge
water Beach hotel in Chicago, spent
the weekend at the home of Mrs. O..
Schumacher. They leave Sunday eve
ming for their winter home at Palm
Beach, calf.
Miss Tillie Schumacher spent the
weekend with her mother in company
with Lady Beatrice and Lady Harriet.
Arnold Lovestead from Kenosha call
ed on his sister, Mrs. Harry Lubeno,
Sunday.
Mrs Henry Lubeno, Mrs. Chas. Bar
Der and Mrs. Harry Lubeno were Ke-
nosha shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. Burten Preston from Chicago
motored out to visit C. A. Copper and
family Monday.