The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-03-19
SALEM

Waterford and Twin Lakes Sunday
afternoon.
William Galliart shipped a carload
of stock to Milwaukee Monday.
A number of our townspeople have
been i'll during the past week due to
severe colds.
E. Elkerton and family of Kenosha
called at the A. Bloss and Fleming
homes Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Cundy spent Sun
day with relatives in Racine
A number of friends recently per-
petrated surprise of Charles Deppe
to remind him Of his Goth birthday.
The usual social time at cards and
lunch made a very enjoyable evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schonscheck
and daughter of Racine spent Sun
day with the home folks.
Miss Frieda Koehn is employed at
the Barden store of Kenosha.
John Barber and son Justin of Ke-
nosha were callers in this village Mon
day.
Two old-time dances have been given
during the past week under the man
agement of Mr. Collins of Kenosha,
music being furnished by Adamson
and Murdick.
William Barthel and wife spent Sat
urday in Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Haase and Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Hanson of Lake Gen
eva called at the Charles Deppe home
Thursday.
Mrs L. M. Smith has returned from
xsasA 80 ha GahOnC-
check home in Kenosha.
/ Miss Marcel Deppee was weekend
guest of her aunt in Racine.
Harry Bevins is seriously Ill at his
home with pneumonia. DR.. Fletcher
has charge of the case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Schonscheck
and family spent Sunday in Kenosha.
Joseph Hahn and friend of Kenosha
were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Deppe.
Weekend guests at the George
Thomas home were Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Scaggs, Everett Scaggs, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Plunkett and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mccormick.
Miss Grace Romie visited at the
Lester Feldcamp home in Kenosha a
few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. and Z. II. Hart
nell were Kenosha visitors Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ghorst of Brigh-
ton were entertained at the Frank
Schultz home Sunday.
E. L. Manning is having mis- house
repaired and redecorated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dix motored to
Kenosha Sunday. Miss Grace Romie
accompanied them and remained for
a few days.
L. M Smith recently built and, in
stalled an 8-tube radio for Mr.. Stolz
of Milwaukee.
August Frank and daughter Bernice
were in Kansasville Sunday where Mrs.
Frank and son Milton are caring for
Grandma Voltz who is seriously i'll at
the home of her son George.
Frank Bruenning motored to Chicago
Sunday accompanied by Mrs. William
Haase and son Clarence Mrs. War
rem, Mrs Haase's daughter, recently
underwent an operation and is still in
the hospital.
Mrs. R. L. Cundy and Miss Lulu
Root were Kenosha shoppers Thurs
day The latter brought home and
is justly proud of the set of dishes
won at the recent Farmers institute
They were donated by Thomas Sulli-
van#stores Of Kenosha.
Burnell Becker, who suffered brok-
en- leg short time ago, is being cared
for at the home of his parents in Ke-
nosha.
A special meeting of Salem P. T. A.
- IaI do
evening at which time an excellent
program was put on by the Wilmot
school. The orchestra numbers, un-
der the leadership of Principal Eldon
Mulder, were the cause of many fav-
orable comments. The address by
County Superintendent R. s. Ihlenfeldt
on "The Citizen of Tomorrow" met
with the approval of the large mum
'er of people assembled to meet him
.nlerson Schmalfeldt's solos were as
usual pleasing and the Girls Glee club
received hearty applause. The Good
Citizens league work was demonstrate
ed by the Wilmot primary. District
Attorney Lewis Powell was present
and addressed the meeting briefly on
questions leading up to good citizen
ship. A social hour was enjoyed after
the program.
The Brass Ball P. t. A. sponsored q
bunco party at the school house last
Friday evening. First prizes were
won by Alma Krahn and Manuel Pac-
ey; consolation prizes by Florence Sell
by and Louis Krahn.
A real estate deal of interest to
many in this vicinity was transacted
during the past week whereby Messrs
A. G. Hartnell of Salem, Wales, Maloney
and Wray of Chicago become joint
owners of 80 acres of land fronting on
Paddock's Lake. This property which
was purchased of George Huntoon, is
one of the finest locations for summer
homes to be found in Kenosha county
It's proximity to the cities and its ma,
tural beauty make it a highly desir.
able piece of property. The present
owners plan to place lots on sale soon
Theodore Sheefen celebrated his
birthday in proper style at the H. G
Beimer home last Saturday evening
A number of his class mates had beer
invited to enjoy the evening with him
After series of games the boys say
"A regular" lunch was served. Those
present were Clara Gittslaff, Eva Fas.
sci, Dorothy Kaphengst, Richard Kap
hengst, Gordon Dix and Arthur Bloss
Jr.
At the Epworth league meeting which
will be held Sunday evening at the
church the subject will be "The Place
in Which We Live; How to Keep Il