The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-10-15
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en- supper at the NJ. w. A. hall this
Thursday evening. Dinner will be
served from o'clock on until all are
AIKEN care of.
County Superintendent Ihienfeldt
will speak at the Paris school this
Thursday evening.
Rev. and Mrs S. Jedele, accompanied
by Miss Mabel Ziegler, motored to 0sh-
kosh Saturday returning Monday. Rev.
Jedele preached Sunday at the Luth-
eran church there of which his nephew,
Rev. Klienhans, is pastor.
Mr.. Zahrte, Kenosha, was week
end guest of Eldor Mulder.
County Superintendent Ihlenfeldt,
Charles Barber and M. E. Mellor are
to attend the Michigan game
at Madison Saturday.
Mrs. Peter vanderzee is at Gales
vile, Wis, where she is to undergo a
serious operation.
r. M Rice, secretary of the Wiscon-
sin State Farm bureau, from Wauke-
sha, and o. Fletcher, president of the
Wisconsin State Farm bureau, from La
Crosse, stopped over for the weekend
with A. G. Stoxen when returning from
farm bureau meeting at. Chicago,
Saturday.
Mrs. H. Mcclure, Honorah Catherine
and William Mcclure from Chicago
were at the Mcclure cottage over the
weekend.
Charles Bruel, George Smith, Lyle
Kirkoff and James Carey left Sunday
for a weeks hunting trip at the Bruel
cottage at Spooner Lake.
Mrs. ID. Brownell was the guest. of
Milwaukee friends several days this
week.
Miss Leonardson was the guest of
Kenosha friends over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Reynolds and
their guest, Sabin Scherf of Withee,
were entertained over yhe weekend by
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Peterson. of Keno
sha. Mr.. Scherf left for Withee Mon
day after having spent the past week
at Wilmot.
Mrs. Frank Burroughs and Grace
Carey are serving on the municipal
jury at Kenosha this week.
M. E. Mellor was the guests Of Mil
waukee relatives over Sunday.
Mrs. A. Stoxen, Mrs. R, Stoxen' and
Hazel Sto*en drove to Greenwood
Thursday for the~day with Mrs. Earle
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs j. P. Conner of Maus-
ton, Wis, visited Thursday with their
sister, Mrs. J. J. Moran. .....8.
Mrs. F. Beck has been ill in bed this
week Grandma CAM is also i'll from
the effects of bad fall down the cell
Jar stairs.
Miss Bice was at Union Grove for
the weekend with relatives.
Ermine and Grace Carey returned
from Chicago Monday where the form
er was patient at the John B. Muir
ply hospital last week while undergo
ing a couple of minor operations.
American Legion Notes.
The Ladies Auxiliary will meet at
the Legion. rooms this Thursday .eve-
ming for the annual election Of officers.
Legion officers will be elected at the
meeting to be held Oct. 20.
The Fred Semrau Post was repre-
sented at Omaha by two Of it's. mem
bers. RolIie Hegeman, Lewellyn Ray
mond, Ira White, Paul VIM and
Ralph Hendricks travelled via the Mil
waukee special while Oryille Wicks
Gandt, Roy Swenson, ollie 4ubeno and
S Moen motored. The latter party en-
countered very bad roads through. lows
for about 100 miles and had the addi-
tional misfortune of losing three Of
their grips on their return trip be-
tween GAINESVILLE and Camp Lake.
The boys were very much impressed
with hospitality offered by Omaha and
the wonderful program If attractions
that had been arranged. They were
especially pleased to have Wisconsin
the winner of the most prizes and
medals awarded any one state.
The local Post plans to have the Ra-
cine Drum Corps, which took first
lace for the fourth consecutive time
play at the annual spring dance at
Rademacker's. The Beaver Dam won
third place in the band competition.
The ten who attended>from this Post
are loyal boosters for the next con-
vention at Philadelphia and plans are
being made to secure 80 from here to
attend. That number would be sufi-
cient to warrant a private Pullman
with stopover privileges at Niagara
and other points of interest.
High School Notes.
The high school literary society put
on the first program of the year last
Friday afternoon. The freshman and
upper classmen expressed their opin.
ion of each other; it was difficult I'd
tell which was the most chagrined
Fair episodes were described in news
paper style with an original reading
by Ruth Pacey. Observations of the
freshman class by senior was given
by Florence Bloss and those of the
senior class by freshman by Marion
Becker. Principal Eldon Mulder played
trombone solo and school songs were
sung by the whole school.
Wednesday afternoon Mr.. Kemple, 3
lyceum course lecturer, gave the stu.
dents good time. Both his joke.
and advice were enjoyed by everyone
He is the representative of the lyceun
course to be given here this winter
1t is to consist of three excellent mum,
bers which we know you will all EN-
Joy. Come and have good time ant
boost the school while you are doing
it..
Principal Eldon Mulder gave an in
teresting talk at the Trevor Parent
Teachers meeting last Friday night
He compared the home influences o,
today with that Of past years, con