The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-10-02
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of New Munster and 1-2 miles north
from here on the east side of the river.
This building is to be one of the
newest and finest ballroms in southern
Wisconsin. The floor will measure SO
by so feet, with 1900 feet of dancing
space. Arrangements are being made
to decorate it in a very elaborate
maner. A Baby Grand piano and
seven tube RADIO and loud speaker are
also to be installed.
G. j. Koehler and wife and daughter
Agnes with their guest Mrs. Minnie
Both and son Paul and Miss Minnie
Simon were to Lake Geneva and Will
liams ~ Last Tuesday.
Mrs. = Madden Of Kenosha spent
a couple days the past week at the
Aug Riege home.
Miss Antonio Bishop Of Brighton
and Hannah Neuman of Delavan spent
the latter part Of last week with G. G.
Eeuman's.
Julius Spitzbradt and wife and
daughter Ruth and Mrs. Frank Welt
lin OF Wheeling, ILL.,; spent couple
days the past week with Louis Sand
berg and wife and also attended the
Wilmot fair.
Oscar Georgi and wife and daughter
Genevieve and Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson
of Chicago spent Sunday at Swarts
Grove.
Mark Hartman and wife of Kenosha
visited at the Goo. Sandberg home last
Saturday afternoon.
Otto Rasch and Mrs. John Coulman
OF Richmond, ILL.,, were Sunday visitors
o. C. J. Koehler and wife.
Chas. Luke and Mrs. Fred Luke and
daughter of Kenosha and Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Luke of Wilmot spent Sunday
afternoon at the Aug. Riege home.
Mrs. Chas. Wenzlaff and daughter
Mildred and Mrs. Carl Dickhop and
Minnie Hoffman of Wheeling, H., call
ed on Herman Hoffman and wife last
Thursday and also attended the Will
mot fair.
Hattie Vanderzee of Burlington
spent last Wednesday with the home
folks.
Marie Bosch of Salem visited with
Agnes Koehler last week
Mrs. Fred Schmidt and son Glenn of
Wheeling, ILL.,, are spending several
days with her mother, Mrs. Aug.
Riege.
Louie Smith and wife of Brighton
were Sunday guests at the G. G. Neu-
man home. ~
C. R. Haggerty our feed merchant
unloaded carload of dairy feed and
chicken feed the first of this week.
Mrs. Aug. Riege is on the sick list
and under the care of DR.. Prouty.
The morning passenger train on the
X. d. has changed time from 7:12 20
7:46 and the summer passenger train
has discontinued running.
Ralph Fernald and family and Hilda
Kruger visited at the Geo. Reed home
in Kenosha on Sunday.
Henry Vanderzee and wife entertain
ed on Saturday and Sunday Misses
Segrid and Edith Carlson of Wauke-
gan, Ray Hughes and Alfred Henrick-
son of Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zahns of Burlington
visited Frank Swarts and wife one day
the past week.
Herman Hoffman and wife visited
Sunday at SHADES Corners with Chas.
Kaddatz and wife.
Fred Bernhoft and wife are leaving
for New York this week, where they
intend to make Sheir future home.
Carolyn Fernald was a Burlington
Visitor on Monday.
I'm. MacMerland and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. MacMerland of Chicago and
Harry McDermont and wife and son of
burlington called on Henry Vanderzee
and wife on Sunday forenoon.
Sophia Runkel entertained company
from Chicago over the weekend.
Flora and Levi Orvis of Camp Lake
visited with Aug. Harm and wife on
Sunday.
Several from here attended the Will
mot fair the past week.
Mrs. Henry Vanderzee and children
md Mrs. Carl Davis and daughter
.dda visited at the Gus. Ziebell home
car SHADES Corners last Wednesday
'ternon.
Henry Gandt and wife of Silver Lake
ent Monday evening with Aug
amstein and wife.
Wallace Flourre, John Broberg, Os-
Johnson, Gust Hallberg, VIM.
I'm, all of Kenosha, visited Ivan
ith last Saturday evening.
Tr. and Mrs. Nick Frost and Ben
halman of Kenosha called at Ivan
tn and family Sunday.
lady and Emmett Merrill called at
n Smith Sunday morning.
van Smith and family motored to
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Gladys Murrell and Art Peterson
opped in Burlington Wednesday eve
ing.
Mrs. Ivan Smith had business in
Silverlake Wednesday.
John Benataurz, John Ryshkus, Gust
Chosen, Charlie Mitikus and Charlie
Brageivich motored out from Kenosha
Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Runkle had business in
Wheatland Thursday.
Henry Vanderzee had business in
New Munster Thursday
Henry Vanderzee and family attend
ed the Wilmot fair Friday.
Henry Vandersee visited Ivan Smith
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kayser, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Smith, all Of Spring Prairie,
visited Ivan Smith Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller motored
to Kenosha Sunday night.
Mrs. Edith Segud of Waukegan spent
Saturday and Sunday with Henry Van
dersee and family.
Mrs. F. Bopp of New Munster spent
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lois and family
motored to Kenosha Sunday.