The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-05-08
WILMoT ITEMS.

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Wednesday in Kenosha visiting fela-
tiyes.
William Morgan made a business trip
to Chicago Wednesday.
Sophia Runkel spent Sunday in Chi
cage.
Mrs. Geo. Dean was called to Anti
och for the week to assist in the care
of her grandchild the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Hank, who was SER
iously injured in accident last week.
Clyde Button and friend motored
out from Kenosha Thursday night.
Remember to attend the Card Party
and supper to be given by the Gene
terry Helpers at the NJ W. a. Hall,
Friday night May 9th
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Mcclure and
daughters Norah and Katherine, of
Chicago, arrived the first of the week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure will remain for
the summer months.
Tom LOTUS is having his house wired
for electricity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynne Sherman and
Shirley visited relatives at Grays Lake
Thursday.
Leland Hegeman and George O'Mal-
ley motored to East Troy and Milwau-
kee where they have visited relatives
and friends for the last week.
DIR. "A. Darby was Wilmot visitor
Wednesday,
The Misses Ruth and Eileen Morgan
were home from Beloit College for q
Sunday visit with their parents here
Raymond and Margaret Nett have
been spending the past week with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lentz, Of
Bassetts.
Messrs. Sheperd and Marty of the
Chicago Milk Products Co., were in
Wilmot this eek to make all arrange
ruents necessary for the reopening Of
the factory here. AT present this fac
tory is being used as receiving sta
ton and the milk hauled to Trevor.
A Large crowd attended the monthly
meeting of the Lutheran Ladies Aid
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Powers, Of Racine, made a bus
mess trip to Wilmot Friday.
Mr.. Leach, Of Burlington, was in
Wilmot on business Friday.
There viii be dance for the benefit
Of the Holy Name Church given by
the choir members on the night of Fri
day, May 10, at the Silver Lake Hall.
An excellent Jazz orchestra from Chi
cago has been secured for the occasion
and no expense is being spared to make
the affair a success Tickets, including
war tax, $100 with supper extra. Be
sure and attend.
Francis Healy has accepted posi-
tion in the Waterford schools for the
coming year.
George Dowell is Offering his Wilmot
property for sale
Bernice Drom is making good show
ing in the Automobile contest being
given by the Richmond Gazette, send
her all your subscriptions and but VIII
mot at the head of the list,
Earnest Peacock has moved Lis fam
lily and household goods into the Scar S
home.
Mr.. Gallus and Mr. Murray, Of Ke-
nosha spent several days fishing in
Wilmot the last week
Father J.. Brasky was guest at the
W. Carey home Saturday night.
Prof. A. Phillips and Mrs. "A. Phil
lips entertained the members of the
High School Student body at party
Friday night. The evening was very
pleasantly spent playing games and
refreshments were served.
Gertrude OiConner, of East Troy,
was a guest at the T. Hegeman home
over Sunday.
Francis Healy spent Sunday at Wat
erford
Eda and Rosa Button were home
from Kenosha over Sunday.
Private Clarence White Of the 33Sth
Infantry is back from overseas and
received his discharge at Camp Custer
last week,
Edith Dean and Mary Madden, Of
henosha, were over Sunday visiting
their respective homes here.
Mrs. John Westlake and children If
Chicago, spent the last week at the
David Shalen home.
Honorah and Katherine Mcclure re-
turned to Chicago Sunday night.
Mrs. August Holtderf is visiting at
the Harry Holtdorf home in Bristol
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs B. Nett were Sunday
visitors at the Lentz home in Bassetts.
Grace Carey was Chicago visitor
the first of the week.
r. G. shotliff opened his ice cream
parlor for the summer months the first
of the week.
Ada Dean was home from ygestlake
over Sunday.