The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-12-24
SALEM

Qay afternoon, uoHOIS WSLc dWoAN-
ed Mrs. Sarbecker, Mrs. VIM. Krahn
Jr., and Mrs. Julius. Krahn.
Mrs. Isabella Loescher and daugh-
ter Jennie visited friends in Keno
sha Sunday afternoon.
Miss Pearle Sanborn is guest of
her aunt, Mrs, Olive Mutter.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Hoye and Miss Ida
Balm of Kenosha, Mr.. and Mrs. Gull
Iidge, Mr. and Mrs. George Martin and
daughter of Waukegan were Sunday
callers at the William Griffin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 1eppe motored
to Lake Geneva Tuesday.
William Galliart shipped carload
of cattle Monday.
Mrs. A. j. Murray spent Thursday
in Kenosha where she attended play
given by the St. James school.
Mrs. Jno. Clark and daughter, Mrs.
Sheldon Hornback, were Kenosha
shoppers Monday.
Mrs. Florence Bloss spent Sunday
with her brother, N. j. Crowley.
Sam Schold of Wilmot has com
pleted wiring the house and farm
buildings on the Harry Olsen farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schmidt spent
Sunday at the Julius Steffen home at
Powers Lake.
J. S. Gull is improving slowly after
his recent operation at Burlington
Memorial hospital.
Miss Leone Murray spent Thursday
evening in Kenosha and attended a
Girl Scout meeting.
Louis Romie and family and Mrs.
Frank Dix were Kenosha shoppers
Monday
Jos. Hahn and friend of Kenosha
and Mrs. Lena Hasselman and son
George of Wilmot spent Monday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Deppe.
Little Dolores Feldcamp returned to
Z her home in Kenosha after spending
a few days with Salem relatives.
Willis Epson of Bristol called on
George Huntoon Wednesday. Mr.. Hun
toon is but slightly improved in
health.
The Carl Richards and Walter Shot
ton families saw "The Ten Command
ments' at Wilmot Sunday evenings
The efficiency of the dio as a.
lost and found agency was demon
strated last Monday evening at Camp
Lake Oaks when an inquiry was broad
cast regarding a horse which had
lstrayed from the Arthur Bloss farm
two weeks previously and of which they
had been unable to find any trace.
Within Is minutes after it was an
nounced a farmer residing west of
ALnk kLn efr mi
NAL was in that vicinity.
Mesdames l.. M. Smith and Fred
Sehonscheck were Kenosha visitors
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rockwell of
Kenosha called on Mr.. and Mrs.
George Huntoon Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lyle Freeman of Hebron was a
Thursday guest of Mrs. William Gal
Hart and attended the Priscilla meet
ing.
Frank Schmidt has received an
other shipment of DeLavaI milking
machines.
Mrs. Fred schonscheck has been ill
the past few days.
Mrs. Clara Hartnell is making an
extended visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Verne Stockwell at
Lily Lake.
Mrs, H. w. Schultz was Kenosha
visitor Monday.
Mrs. L. RunkeI of Burlington, Mr..
and Mrs. Smith of Fox River, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Huntoon and son, Mrs.
Annie MINIS and daughter Vesta
were Wednesday dinner guests of
Mrs. Lucia Stocker.
Mrs. Julius Krahn was an Antioch
shopper Saturday.
Miss Lulu Root Spent Thursday eve
ming with Mrs, William Mandel of
Kenosha and attended o. E. S. chap
ter in the new Masonic temple.
Colonel Rosing of Round Lake, ILL.,,
and William Galliart motored to
Nashota, Wis, Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Schmidt spent several
days with her son Arno at SHADES
Corners.
The usual holiday rush is being
felt at the postofice where the r. F.
u. carriers are swamped with pack
S. Forty bags of mail were han
died at the Office Monday.
The Jubilee Bunco club met at the
home of Mrs. H. w. Schultz Wednes-
day afternoon. The prize winners
were Mrs. Herman Schonscheck, Mrs.
Fred Fox and Mrs, Louis Romie.
Miss Enola MINIS is enjoying the
vacation from school duties at White
water Normal at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Annie MINIS. Miss
Eleanor Johnson is with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson.
The 7. e. Manning home is under
quarantine for smallpox, member of
their family, Lloyd Hennesly, having
the disease in a very mild form.
Mr., and Mrs. J.. B. Campbell and
little daughter returned to their home
here after a few days visit in Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beimer were
Kenosha visitors Monday.
Mrs. Herman Schonscheck, Mrs.
William Galliart and Betty Jane were
in Bristol Sunday where they called
on Mrs. William Bacon, Mrs. Adams
and Mrs. Frank Sconscheck.
Miss Erna Schmidt spent Sunday
evening with Miss Pomona Sauer of
SHADES Corners.
Owing to an unusual number Of
other entertainments the play put on
at Salem opera house Monday evening
by Victor Dictionaries favorite play
ers was poorly attended. "Brookdale
Farm" is a four-act rural comedy
drama and was highly pleasing to all
who saw it. Alfred Schmidt of this
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