The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-01-15

been victims of the grippe during the
last week
Mrs. R. L. Cundy spent Saturday at
the home of Mrs. Grant MINIS IN
Kenosha.
Little Kenneth Brown has been Ill
with severe cold and unable to at
tend school.
The sad news was received Sunday
evening of the death of Mrs. Blanche
Clark Ackly at Harvard hospital. She
leaves to mourn her loss her husband,
parents, brother, and a week-old
son, besides a large circle Of
friends. Mrs. Ackly became known to
the people of this village during num-
erous visits at the Gordan Ackley
home.
The Misses Jennie and jessie
Loeschert, Marvel Deppe. and Olive
Hope attended the meeting of the
Silver Lake P. T. A. Tuesday even
ing.
Frank Bruenning whose car was
stolen Dec. IL, from the parking space
at the Nash plant where he is employ
ed, received a letter from an attor-
ney at Amigo, Wis. Friday evening,
demanding repara:ion for breaking
into and plundering camp near that
city. Mr.. Bruenning's coat which was
in the car at the time it was stolen,
and mis- license plates left at the camp,
led to the mistaken identification.
He was easily able to prove his in
nocence and by immediate communi-
cation with Amigo authorities fur
nished a clue which may lead to the
discovery of the guilty party.
Mrs. Herman Schonscheck and Mrs.
Fred Fox were in Kenosha Friday and
visited Mrs. Kate Joarnigo and Mrs.
Dan Madden.
Lawrence McDermott of Milwaukee
spent Sunday at the Fleming home.
Beginning Jan. 18th, the Epworth
League will change their weekly SER
vices from Sunday evening to Satur-
day evening. and SO continuing until
the venture has proven itself sue
cess or failure. They will meet at
1880 and enjoy a recreational hour,
followed by the usual devotional SER
vices. All the young people of the
community are especially urged to at
tend and any one interested in the
work will be welcomed.
Mrs. Isabelle Loescher entertained
at Sunday dinner Mrs. Jane Wicks,
Mrs. Lucia Stocker, Mrs. Mary Hope
and daughter, Olive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gosney and
daughters, Mamie and Helen of Twin
Lakes, Miss Ann Mccarthy and VIM.
Maltzahn of New Munster were Sum
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bruenning.
Miss Lulu Root is spending the
week with Mrs. Harold Root in High
land Park.
Miss Esther Pease spent Sunday
and Monday in Kenosha where she
was the guest of Miss Gladys Find
ley and Mrs, Alfred Peterson.
Friends here have been informed
that Miss Pearl Sanborn who has
spent some time at Hollywood, CAL,
has arrived at Sarasota, Fla, where
she will spend the winter with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Hannahs Of Kenosha- =
Milward Bloss and Norman Rich
ards were in Wilmct Friday evening
where they played on the local team
against Wauconda.
George Hilbert was injured in the
arm with a pike pole while working
on the ice and is under the care of
DIR. Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schmidt and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. P. Sauer in Kenosha.
Fred Richards has resigned the po-
sition he has creditably filled for
some time at the local creamery and
his place is filled by an assistant
from Fl. Atkinson.
James Allen, well known farmer,
passed away at his home on Geneva
Road Saturday evening. Funeral SER
vices were held Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Glenn James officiating
Miss Minnie Bruenning returned to
Chicago Monday evening after spend
ing Sunday at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bruenning.
Mrs. S. Dibble was ill with the
grippe several days last week.
The Salem fremen are planning q
jolly time on Jan. 81 when they give
their dance and box social. They
are leaving nothing undone to make
the affair a success and promise all
who attend an enjoyable evening.
Ladies please bring lunch for two.
While doing chores in the barn Sat-
urday, Nick Fassel was kicked by
horse. The injured leg is so badly
swollen that at the time this is writ
ten it is impossible to ascertain de-
finitely whether it is broken or not.
Mr.. Easel is under the care of DR..
Fletcher.
Little James White fell while at
play Sunday morning and dislocated
his arm. He is in the care of the doc
tor and is improving.
E. L. Manning was in GAINESVILLE
Monday.
SOMERS