The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-10-16
News of Kenosha County

VdibcA Odicy fitt'l 0iacO W.T. ~ l'eAA
lington Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Kruckman and fam
~ Of Burlington were guests Of viii
mot relatives Sunaay.
Genevieve Willy of Antioch, was a
/ guest at the John Frank home Sun
day.
Harry Spear and family of Sharon,
spent Sunday with Wilmot relatives.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hegeman, Gland
and Vera, motored to Kenosha satur-
| day.
4 David Shales was under the care Of
Dr. Prouty, the first of the week.
/ Paul Volbreeht, of Antioch, called at
VIM. Volbrecht's Sunday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Shales and chill
dren we're Sunday guests at David
Shales.
Elsie Harms has been entertaining a
girl friend from Burlington this last
week.
The town Of Salem will hold re-
4 ception for returned soldiers, sailors
and marines at the Silver Lake resort,
Oct. Is. The entertainment commences
at 200 p. m. with a banquet at five.
Music will be furnished during the en-
/ tertainment and there will be dancing
at the Columbia Hall in the evening.
Banquet SO cents per plate; dancing,
$1.00. All service men admitted free.
/ Mrs. Bernice Drom left for an ex-
tended stay in Kenosha Wednesday.
/ William Button has been very i'll
the last week.
The children Of the upper Wilmot
Grades under the supervision Of Miss
Kasper gave an old time Country Fair
at the M. w. A. hall Friday night.
There was long tables covered with
home grown exhibitions, and the big
fairs had nothing on our exhibits. Ev-
erything from branch Of big juicy
red raspberries, egg plants, corn, pump
kins, peppers, potatoes, apples, etc. Al
together SO people entered and with
Principal Cook as Judge it was not
| long before blue, red, and white ribbons
were attached to the prize winning ar
ticles. Two reels from the University
Bureau were shown at the close of the
exhibition following which ice cream
and cake was served Miss Kasper is
being highly complimented on the sue
4 cess of the fair. The following were
awarded blue ribbons on their exhibits:
Yellow corn, A. Drom; Yankee corn, j.
Gauger; White corn, Aug. Drom; sweet
corn, VIM, Stensel; popcorn, Fred Bau
man; oats, Aug Rasch; rye, I'll. Mac
Dougall; wheat, John Memler; cabbage
A. Rasch; celery, Fred Faulkner; car
rots, g. Vincent; peas (large) F.Kruck-
man, (medium green) J. Memler; vel
low peas, Mr.. Newman; apples, first
prize on fen varieties George Vincent;
pumpkin, F. Hube; large pumpkin, Mrs.
/ w. Carey; potatoes, G. Dowell; sum
flower, VIM. Stensel; beets, e. Pelle-
tierie; mangie beets, ]. Gauger; squash,
f. Pelletierie; peppers, F. Pelletierie;
tomatoes, A. Pacey; plums tomato,
Rev. S. Jedele; cauliflower, L. Pelle-
tierie. Several exhibits Of canned
fruits were entered too.
John Gauger collided with a corner
post in turning a sharp corner in Ke-
nosha Sunday and damaged his car
/ slightly.
U. F. High School Notes.
On Monday the domestic science girls
had a lesson i'll cleaning and preparing
fowls. The next day they cooked them
I for the Booster Dinner.
Everyone went down town on Tues
day afternoon to see and hear the Ke-
nosha Boosters and to collect souve-
Mrs. Come again gentlemen, only come
oftener
| Margaret Schmalfeldt Of the class
of rs visited school on Tuesday.
The general history class has re-
ceived their new books. Botsford S
| Brief History of the World is the text
to be used.
The agriculture classes attended the
/ tractor demonstration at Paddock S
I iIdNc VII Iuulpuuy dAtGtlOOll
Amy Richardson Of Richmond High
/ visited school on Thursday.
/ After much excitement and confu-
sion the freshmen had their class meet
| ing on Friday. The followingf officers
We're elected: President, Laura Stox-
IN, vice president, Doris Ganzalin; sec
rotary treasurer, Leslie Knudsen.
At eight O clock on Thursday, Oct.
/ Is, at the High School building there
will be a meeting of the Z. T. FL.
School Parent Teachers association to
which everyone interested in the well
fare Of the high school is cordially in
vited. The following program will be
given: Need and Purpose of a Parent
Teachers Association, Mrs. Harry Or
Wis; What the Parents Expect of the
School, Supt. J. Kerwin; What the
School Expects of the Parents, Prin. A.
G. Cook. Election of permanent Off
GERS,
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