The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-07-16
Neighborhood News

his mother Mrs. Winnifred La Nicer
last Wednesday.
John Milward Sr., returned to his
home in Kenosha Sunday after an ex-
tended visit with his daughter, Mrs.
Arthur Bloss.
/ Chas. Steadman called at the Sea-
man home Monday. Mr.. Steadman is
cousin Of Chas. Seaman and Mrs.
! Gookin.
| Mr.. and Mrs. P. W. Peterson of Lily
Lake, and Mrs Annie Member of
Peoria, ILL.,, were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Olsen Tuesday even
4 ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Shuld and
children, Miss Doris Foss and Miss
Beulah Dibble motored to Wood stock
and Sharon Sunday.
The house known as the Heller pro-
perty was sold last week by Grant
MINIS to Kenosha parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Cunday motor
ed to Delavan Sunday.
/ DR.. and Mrs. Staehle of Chicago
are enjoying short VACATION on their
farm at Klondike
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Adams of Bris-
tol visited their daughter Mrs. Walter
Helgeson Sunday.
Mrs. Pierce, son Hugh and daugh-
ter Dee motored from Whiting, Ind,
last week and visited relatives, re-
turning Sunday.
Harry Root spent the week end at
Hebron visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Huntoon an
nounce the birth of son, at their
home at Brass Ball, July IA.
The tank car which has been much
talked of in dairy communities with
in the last few months, made it's
initial trip from Salem to Chicago
Thursday morning. The truck, which
! is a Mack, carries thermos tank of
1850 gallons capacity, and is the last
word in practicability and sanitation.
Its advent has brought the outer milk
district of Chicago into close touch
with that great market and brings the
dairy men of the outer district into
close competition with those of the
inner district.
| The County convention of the Royal
! Neighbors is to be held at Pleasant
Prairie Town hall, Thursday, July 16,
at 10000 a. m. Mrs. Dora Fullerton,
State Lodge deputy of Milwaukee will
be present. A number from our local
camp will attend
! Miss Leone Murray was hostess
Thursday afternoon to a number of
guests in honor of her tenth birthday.
| Decorations were in pink and white;
favors were carnival caps containing
hidden souveniers. Refreshments were
served and games were played on the
lawn. Miss Leone received many
dainty gifts. Those attending were
Jean MINIS, Lutte Romie, Gwen
dolyn Shotton, Dorothy Kaphengst,
Lois Jensen, Wilma Schmidt, Thelma
Schlax and Jerome Murray.
Paddocks Lake is becoming ever
more popular as a picnic ground. On
Saturday the Odd Fellows and Re-
bekhas held forth on the Old Settlers
| Grounds and spent the evening dane
ing. On Sunday a record crowd en-
joyed the beauty of the spot picnic
ing, rowing, fishing and bathing. A
barbecue will be held at Huntoon
Woods and Hartnell Heights, Sunday,
July 10, at noon. Music will be furn-
ished by Fugle's Dixie Serenaders,
This is free camp site and hundreds
| of tourists and lovers of the. great
outdoors visit it every week.
| Rev. and Mrs. Holt are occupying
rooms in the parsonage.
The Priscillas will meet on We'd
nesday of this week in the church
|parlors. A pot luck lunch will be
fserved. A full, attendance is desired
as final plans will be made for the
! bazaar which is to be held July %.
| There will be booths of fancy work,
| bakery, refreshments and also a fish
pond where each angler is sure to
catch a fish. Supper will be served
and free entertainment given on the
lawn in the evening. Come and en-
/ joy a good time and help a good
cause.
On Friday evening, July II, the
Epworth league will give a Mystery
social at the church, mystery pro-
gram followed by a mystery supper.
All are welcome and the young peo-
] pie are urged to attend.
Sunday, July 19-Sunday school,
9:45; Morning worship, 10:45; Ep-
worth league, 7:15. Mildred Lancer,
leader