The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-05-15

Oh OFCl kJuAudt N1o4bs dJ DGEk.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Carey and Grace at
tended the wedding and reception of
Agnes Carey and Thomas Dougherty
at McHenry on Monday.
Louis Phillips and Raymand Swan
son Of Chicago, were guests at the.
George BrueI home over Sunday.
Gus Bowman and Charles Bowman,
Of Burlington, visited with Fred Bow
man and family Sunday.
W. i. Rutt of Waukegan, was an
over Sunday guest at the Carey home.
Mrs. j. Buckley ST., of Chicago, spent
Sunday with Arthur Buckley.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hasselman and
children visited with Antioch relatives
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Volbrecht, Paul Vol
brecht, of Kenosha, and Mr. and Mrs.
Fl. Gauger and daughter, spent Sunday
at Fred Volbrecht S.
Mrs. John Gauger was a guest Of her
sister, Mrs. LRbkeman Of Kenosha, sew
eral days last week.
Mr.. Terrence, of Hebron, secretary
Of the New Era Telephone Co., made a
business trip to Wilmot on Saturday.
Harry MeDougall was in Hebron,
Monday on business.
| Charles Bruel and Frank Burroughs
motored to Chicago on business on
Tuesday.
All of a hundred cars from Kenosha,
H1Iod -,r;+b fcbaryoan dro,yo $50 II.
| Wilmot dam on Sunday. The majority
were fairly successful and returned
with good catches.
! Mrs. J. Collision and daughter, Mrs.
Johonnot and Miss Rotnour, Of Rich
mond called on Mrs. VIM. Volbrecht
last week.
/ Mrs. Bert Dean and Mrs Charles
Dean of Silverlake, entertained at a
miscellaneous shower in honor of
Chrystal Dixon and Ada Dean ON Sat
drday night. Both girls were the re-
cipients of numerous useful and beauti-
full gifts.
| There will be a lecture by one of the
prominent Kenosha doctors for the
High school girls and the women of
! the community on the subject of Social
Morality and Hygiene at the Union
F. H. School at $3.50 Friday All la
ldies invited.
Mr.. and I1rs. T. Fuzon leave for
Chicago on Friday night On Sunday
May 18th, they will sing at the College
Women S Club in the Stevens building
at concert they are giving for the
benefit of the 16Sth Engineers. The
program will consist Of duet and solo
work and Mrs. Fuzon will sing num-
Der Of Thurlow Lieurance S Indian
songs and win appear in native cos
tune Miss Charlotte Allen will accom-
pany them.
1t. Earle Boulder wrote his parents
from Brest, April 26th, saying that he
expected to be OF the ocean before the
first Of May. 1t. Boulder will receive
his discharge in New York, following
twenty-one months service abroad, and
will then visit his sisters, Mrs. John
Beath and Miss Sadie Boulen at Wash
ington, D. c., before his return to
Wilmot.
Elaborate preparations are being
made by the choir Of the Holy Name
for the dance they are giving at the
Silverlake hall the night of Friday,
May 10th. Tickets are dollar with
supper extra. Dancing will start
promptly at nine O'Clock. Special mu-
sic for the occasion has been secured
from Chicago under the direction of
Roamy j. Miere; Sol Wagner, whose
piano work has made him known as the
syncopation king; Foolish, with a jazzy
sax, who will produce much tantamount
such as never been heard in this To-
.caity before; Bill, the reliable banjo
singer, with his syncopated and jazz
chords, and Roamy with the bass drum
will do their best to entertain the dane
ing public. You can not afford to miss
the dance Of the season. Come early.
Mrs. Frank Rudolph and Raymond
motored to Burlington Saturday.
DR.. He. Darby spent the first Of the
week in Wilmot.
Pvt. VIM. Greip returned home on
Saturday following his discharge at
Camp Grant.
The Louis Hegeman and family and
Miss Miller motored to Kenosha Friday
and Burlington on Sunday.
Charles Luke, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Luke. and children spent Sunday at
Otto Luke S.
The card party and supper given by
the Wilmot Cemetery Helpers at the
M. w. A. hall on Friday night, was
a big success. Over three hundred and
fifty people were in attendance and the
society cleared $4,000 above all ex-
penses. The feature of the evening
was the country store and the counters
were jammed all evening. The commit
tee in charge are very grateful for the
large attendance. and for the generous
patronage Of the public.
Chris Ruderick narrowly escaped seri-
Gus injury Sunday night when a brood
sow got him down in the pen and hit
him severely and tore his clothes. Help
came in time before he was more seri-