The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-10-15
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SATURDAY MISS TstStScH fSAISu
friends in Antioch.
The 5-act play given at Salem opera
house Wednesday evening under the
anuspices of the Epworth league, was
will attend. 1.-THE Conversion of
Mrs. Ling" as the name signifies, is a
convincing tale Of the Orient, reveal
ing the appalling conditions in China,
and the effective and heroic work of
the American teacher and mission
aries. Under the able direction of
Prof. Frederick Congdon of Kenosha,
the young people very creditably
staged difficult play. Students
from the Congdon Schol Of Music, and
4 Prin. j. L. Mulder of the Wilmot
high school, furnished special num-
Ebers.
! Mr. and Mrs. Leo McVicar and daugh-
ter Helen, returned Friday from a
two weeks outing in northern Wis
consin.
Mrs. J. C. Baum is slowly recovering
from her recent severe illness at st.
GATHERINGS hospital in Kenosha.
! Mr.. Berry and family of Withee,
Wis, have come to Salem to make
their home and will reside on the
| Chas. Curtiss farm.
Mrs. Geo. Weaver is nursing a
! sprained wrist, the result Of fall.
/, All efforts to trace the 1926 Buick
sedan owned by A. G. Hartnell and
son which was stolen from the Salem
school grounds Thursday evening,
have proven futile.
T OIL M,v Erau1aI o,d Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Haase of Lake
i Geneva, were visitors at the Chas.
Deppe home Wednesday.
| Lester Harrison of Juneau, spent
the weekend at the H. G. Beimer
home
August. Kaphengst. Of Chicago, was a
week end guest of his brother Richard
Kaphengst. He was accompanied by
friend, Henry Meier, who recently
returned from trip to Germany.
While there he visited Mr.. Kap-
hengst's mother, who, though ninety
years of age, is still hale and hearty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schonscheck we're
in. Kenosha Sunday.
Mrs Ralph Field and daughter, and
Mrs. Adam Dibble of Pikeville, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Dibble Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Acker spent Sunday in
Genoa City. with relatives.
Frank Schmidt and family spent
1 Sunday at Lake Geneva at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Trap.
Miss Anna Bosch was a Sunday
guest OF Miss Agnes Koehler at Fox
River.
Sunday guests at the Charles Deppe
home were: Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Ernst,
Mr.. and Mrs. George, Brown and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mann and daugh-
ter, all Of Milwaukee.
Mrs. H. w. Schultz and daughter
Arbutus, Mrs. L. M. Smith, and Miss
Lulu Root were Kenosha shoppers
Thursday.
Miss Annie Peterson was hostess at
a very pleasant dinner party Monday
noon at the home of Mrs Florence
Bloss. The guests were: Mesdames
/ Isabella. Loescher, ]. S. Gull, A. Bloss
and Mary, Hope.
j L. NJ. Smith made business trip
to Milwaukee Thursday.
.gs Albert Schultz and family of Bristol,
we've visitors at the home, Of Mr.. and
!. Mrs Louis Bonnie on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Krahn and
/ daughter Genevieve, motored to Twin
Lakes Sunday and spent the day with
{. Mrs Krahn's father, VIM. Redlin.
/ Mrs. Fred Fox was very i'll Friday
afternoon from an attack of heart
trouble, but is, at present writing
i much improved.
Mrs, Frank Schmidt, Erna and AL
ford motored to Brillion, Wis, Friday
to attend the funeral services of Mrs.
/ Schmidt's nephew, Eugene Sauer.
L. M. Smith has installed radio
for Mr.. and. Mrs. Gus. Frank.
|" The Misses Grace and Bernice
Romie of Kenosha, spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Romie.
Mrs. Anna Seimitz of Chicago visit
red at the F. Scholer home a few days
last week.
Mesdames R. L. Cundy and Irene
Paddock were Kenosha shoppers one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bruenning, Sr.,
and son Fred, motored to Belvidere
Saturday, for visit with the Carl
4 Schiottman4 FAMILY.
/ VIM. Galliart made business trip
to Milwaukee Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bruenning were
] in Kenosha Saturday.
Miss Lucille Noble of Waterford, a
former teacher in the Salem school
was pleasantly entertained at he A. G.
Hartnell home the past week. On
Saturday a, number of her pupils
liked to Paddock's lake where they
enjoyed a wiener roast. The party
Included Alma Krahn,F Alma Grulich
!. Jean MINIS, Lois Ronnie, Bernice
Frank, Evelyn Romie, Opal Pacey
Beulah Dibble, Mallory Bevins, Doro-
thy Kaphengst, Gwendolyn Shotton
! Manuel Pacey, James Wray and Ogden
Fletcher A
Mrs. VIM. Bruenning, Jr., is enter
Y tanning cousin, Mrs. Koppler of Chi
! cago.
Mrs. Frank Schmidt shopped in Ke-
3 nosha Thursday afternoon.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Root and chill
4 dren of Highland Park, H., visited
i relatives in Bristol Sunday.
i Peter Peterson of Burlington, called
4 on Salem friends one day last week
4 The Misses Alice Maaske and Elsie
4 Grulich spent Sunday with Miss Rose
L Krahn.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Patrick, and
sons, and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Patrick
Z motored to Rockford, ILL.,, Sunday.
8 Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Krahn, ST., Mrs
& VIM. Krahn Jr., and Miss Rose Krahn
were Burlington shoppers Monday.
s Jay and Clarence Seaman, of Hebron
who are employed in Antioch, called