The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-01-24
SALEM

The thermometer here Sunday
morning registered II below zero.
The heavy snow Tuesday prevented
the busses from using the Geneva road
until it had been opened by the snow
pillow.
Joe Maleski was injured at the
Tewes ice house Saturday afternoon
while they were raising slide when
the rope broke letting the slide down
on him, breaking bone in his fore
head and cutting hole in his cheek.
DR.. Fletcher was called at once and
the injured man removed to the Ke-
nosha hospital in an ambulance.
Walter Helgersen motored to Beloit
the last of the week to move a tenant
into one of A. Paddock's houses, who
will work for him during the coming
season. fasfGa7q ,sa{s .ae t,5ltse.i
H. f. McVicker was called to Keno
sha Saturday on account of the illness
of his brother, James, who is i'll
with pneumonia. He also visited with
his mother who is suffering from
hard cold.
Z Miss Katie Bemier entertained the
Pricillas last Thursday afternoon. A
good crowd attended.
r Mr.. and Mrs. l.. K. McVicar visited
Mr.. and Mrs. j ohm Hammer of Zion
Sunday. 30 2".r$ f}e '
T. Miss Emma Madden who has been
staying with Mrs. A. w. Foster of Ke-
nosha several weeks, visited her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs, John Madden, Sun
day.
Mrs. Mary Acker. entertained rela-
tives Sunday.
Miss Tessie Farrell of Kenosha Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Rosa Farrell, Sun
day. 80. -.''
The Royal Neighbors gave a card
party in the hall Friday night. A large
crowd attended and good time was
enjoyed by all.
Rev. Drew of Genoa, will be at the
M. E. church Sunday morning the
9th, to talk on the Wesley Founda-
ton Fund to help build church at
Madison for the benefit of the stu
dents attending the university and
other schools.
The Woodmen and Royal Neighbors
will have a joint installation OF Of
fcers Thursday night the Gath, at the
opera house An oyster supper after
the program will be served by the
Woodmen.
Rev. Wise, assistant pastor of Park
Ave NJ E. church, Kenosha. will con-
duct the Epworth League here next
Sunday evening.
Mrs. H. Pickens went to Kenosha
on Friday to visit her son and family
and also her sister for a few days,
Two sleigh-loads of the Pricillas
were entertained at Henry Beirness
last Thursday and a very pleasant
time was had.
Mrs. Leo McVicar entertained her
sister-in law, Mrs. Harry Lavey, of
Milwaukee during the past week
The many friends of Mrs. aMurra
are pleased to learn she is recovering
very nicely from her recent operation
at St. GATHERINGS hospital in Kenosha.
About seventy attended the card
party and old-time dance given by the
Royal Neighbors at the opera house,
Friday night. Mrs. Fletcher and Will
liam Kester received first prizes and
Miss Beulah Dibble and Charles Rich
ards the consolation prizes.
Do not forget the annual dinner at
the M. E. church parlor given by the
Pricillas, February 14th.
A carload of Ford autos were un-
loaded here last week Thursday for
Leo McVicar, the Ford salesman.
Miss Ethel Jepson of Kenosha, was
home guest Sunday, 80
The; P. T. A. will give card party
and box social at Bloss hall, Wednes-,
day night, the 2Srd. The proceeds
to help pay for the sewing machine
for the sewing department Of Salem
Center school.
Mrs. Charles Hammer, Brass Ball
Corners, celebrated her seth birthday
Sunday. Her son, Carl Hammer, and
family and her niece, Miss Elenore
johnson, of-Kenosha, were guests.
! Condition of roads were so bad on
Sunday that Rev. James was unable
to go to Wifmot for evening service
and returned to Evanston in afternoon.
AIRS Robert Cundy and Miss Jennie