The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-02-05
SALEM

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Mr.. and Mrs. John Polze and chill
dren of Wilmot were callers al. the
Hhas Deppe home Thursday.
VIM. Galliart made a business trip
to Milwaukee Friday.
Mrs. G. E. Thomas returned Satur-
day from Minneapolis where she has
spent several weeks with her mother.
The Priscillas will meet on Thurs
day afternoon with Miss Lulu Root. A
large attendance is desired as BUSH
ness of Importance is to be discussed.
The youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Thompson recently underwent an
operation at Kenosha hospital and is
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Rasmussen, Albio place, while
convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Gullidge of Wauke-
gan, Mrs. Ed. Cunningham and Mrs.
George Mortin of Gurnee, ILL.,, called
on Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Griffin Tuesday
evening.
G. w. Thomas and wife attended
dance at Kenosha M. w A. hall Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Roger Huntoon enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. MINIS and
daughters Sunday.
Mr.. Macy Of Milwaukee was in Sal
EN- Friday.
Frank Schmidt and family attended
the play, "The District School, given
under the auspices of the Lutheran
High School in Kenosha Thursday eve
ming and pronounce it very success
full affair.
Miss Rose Krahn has been in charge
of the Brass Ball school, her sister,
Miss Florence, being ILL
Harry Root spent Sunday with
Hebron relatives.
Mr.. Windes of Winnetka came Fri
day to visit his cousin, Ira Brown.
Ervie Wheeler and Peter Peterson.
of Burlington were in this village Fri
day afternoon. Mrs. Peterson and her
brother Ben, Kenkhoff are in Peoria.
Grant MINIS and Otto Scholer were
in Salem Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Baum of Keno
sha were Sunday guests of Mrs. Isa-
bella Loescher and daughters. g ..i
Miss Laura Post of Wilmot spent
the weekend with Miss Olive Hope.
The program for Epworth League
Saturday evening will consist of aser-
les Of games, followed by devotional
services led by Mrs. p. Sandin, The
league will entertain with Patriotic
Social on Feb 81.
Miss Mildred Optiz of Kenosha was
Sunday visitor at the Frank Schmidt
home.
VIM. Galliart will ship car load Of
cattle to Chicago, Thursday.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Mary Acker
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Cornwell and
little Jane, and Mrs. Chas. Hermance
Of Kenosha.
VIM. Powell and family who for a
number Of years have lived at Brass
Ball, moved to Kenosha Saturday.
Henry Herman and family of Anti
och called at the Dibble home Sunday.
Il. j. Smith is at the home Of his
son, L. M. Smith, having been. called
home from Marshfeid, Wis. early in
the week on account of his loss by fire
of nearly all his farm buildings, at
Paddock's Lake. The tenant, Clayton
Truesdell lost two horses, three cows,
thirteen head of young cattle and
about twenty pigs besides some mach,
merry. Mr.. Smith had $3.50 insurance
on the buildings, while Mr. Truesdell
carried $780,
VIM. Barthel and family spent Sun
day in Chicago. The formers sister,
Mrs. Bristol, who had been their guest,
returned to the city with them.
F., Wright and family, who recently
located in Milwaukee, were callers
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Schonschick, of
Channel Lake were Sunday guests at
the parents home.
Mrs. Frank Schmidt spent several
days at the home Of her son, Arno, at
SHADES Corners, on account of the ill
ness of her little granddaughter.
A record crowd attended the pro-
I'm given Thursday afternoon under
lie auspices of the Salem Auto Co.
The talks, as we'll as the movies, were
interesting and educational and the af-
fair was a success in every way.
Eleanor Ehlert of Silverlake, spent
Sunday with Evelyn Romie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, son Lee, and
Miss Tessie Colmon of Kenosha call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Fessenden
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schultz visited
at the Louis Romie home Sunday.
Rev. James will be absent from this
charge next Sunday, as he will attend
the Epworth League Mid Winter Insti-
tute at Stoughton. In his absence, Mrs.
James will have charge of the services.
There will be a special welcome for
the young people.
The stock holders of the Salem Co
operatice Milk Products Co. met at the
Opera house Saturday, Jan. 81 and held
their annual election of directors. This
new board consists of Peter Hotz, Pet
err Olsen, George Huntoon, Byron Rig
gs, and Andrew Fennema. The direc-
tors met Monday afternoon and chose
Peter Hotz, pres, Peter Olsen, vice
pres, Mrs. McKerlie, secy., Geo. Hun
toon, treas.
Mr.. McKerlie, the foreman of the
factory moved his family from Lyons
last week and will occupy the Arville
Riggs farm home.
The committee in charge of the
Farmers Institute, which is to be held
Peb. 1913 at Salem, reports successful
cooperation among farmers and bust
ness men and feel sure that this will
be 8 very interesting institute for
all those in attendance. Up to date,
many valuable prizes have been donat-
ed by merchants and business men of
Kenosha and vicinity. These prizes
will be awarded on the grain and veg
atahIe axhihits a nrerniunn lief will