The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-12-20


with Mr.. and Mrs William Button.
Christmas services in Holy Name
Church at 8:45 A. M.
Walter Carey and family motored to
Antioch Saturday.
A. G.. Pacey spent Thursday IN
Kenosha. While there he attended the
Convention of School Boards and
Teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Lewis spent
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Burroughs.
Mr.. McNulty is the guest of Thomas
Fleming.
Don't forget to attend the Christmas
exercises given by the grade children
Thursday evening in the Wilmot Free
High School. A good program has
been arranged by Misses O'Connor and
Mattern.
Little Gene Dobyns of Antioch
spent the week with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carey.
Don't forget the Red Cross meeting,
Thursday, December 90, 1917.
Mr. and Mrs Shales and daughter
Blanche spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. K. Pacey.
Misses O'Connor and Mattern at
tended the Convention Of the School
Boards and Teachers of Kenosha Coun-
ty at Kenosha Thursday. Mr.. Larsen
was the principal speaker. Many new
ideas were Introduced, one worthy Of
mention, the teaching of music in Pub
lie Schools by the victrola This has
been tried and found very successful
in the Kenosha City Schools.
Tn letter received from Lieut.. Will
bur Lewis, stationed at Waco, Texas,
he states he soon expects to sail for
France.
Only few more shopping days be-
fore Christmas Patronize your home
merchants.
Mr.. Morris Hull, our enterprising
druggist, has made application for a
commission in the U. S. Sanitary Corps,
and expects to hear from it in the near
future.
Miss Fisher Of Bristol, attended serv-
ices at the Holy Name Church, Wilmot,
Sunday
The third dance given for the Sol
diers Relief Fund of Salem Township,
was held at Salem, Friday evening.
Mr.. Kaiser of Kenosha spoke on the
" Kenosha Plan" and made many fit
ting remarks. Music for the evening
was f furnished by Schmidt Orchestra
of Kenosha. Those who were present
report good time The last dance OF
the series will be held at M. w. A. Hall,
Wilmot, December 26, 1917. Music by
the Mccartney Orchestra Of Kenosha.
Supper and dance $1.0O per couple. A
good time is assured.
Miss Ermina Carey spent Friday with
Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Lewis of Silver
Lake.
While operating a corn husker at his
farm, on last Wednesday, Henry Gauger
had the misfortune to have his left
hand caught in the machine, mangling
the first hree fingers DR.. E. G. Muir
Thy was called an dfound it necessary
to amputate the three fingers at the
middle of the second joints. At pres
ent Mr.. Gauger is getting along as well
as could be expected.
Messrrs. Howard Peacock and Otto
Stencil of Camp Custer, are expected
home for Christmas.
Miss Jane Mcclure called on Wilmot
friends one day last week.
Mr. Fred Duffy and wife, James
and Beatrice Duffy are expected home
to spend Christmas. We are pleased
to learn that Fred, who was severely
injured short time ago is able to be
up and around and to attend to his
regular duties
Mrs. K. A. Lamper of Kenosha is
spending a few days with DR.. e. G..
Murphy and wife.
Mr.. Drom of this vicinity visited
the Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton one day last week and reports
that hhe rush of applicants for en-
llstment is so great that the recruiting
officers have been unable to handle
them.
We are p leased to learn tina Mr..
Otto Luke is able to be up and about.
Don t fail to hear McCaffrey,s SUI
perb orchestra, Wednesday, December
26, 1917, at the M. w. A. Hall, Wilmot
SOMERS.