The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-09-11
WILMoT.

at the Louis Hegeman home this week.
Lottie Koppisch has gone to the
Crowley home for several weeks at
Antioch. s
George Falkner has had his house re-
shinged recently by Luetter and
Schwartz Of Silver Lake.
Mrs. w. Carey spent the last week
with Mrs. Dobyns at Waukegan.
The M. E. church was wired for cleo
tricity recently.
Mrs. J. F. Thompson returned from a
several weeks stay in Chicago the first
Of the week. The Misses Faber and
Zepp will be with her again this year.
DR.. Darby of Grays Lake, was in
Wilmot Monday.
Mary DAILY spent the week with Mrs.
J. Carey.
T. G. Lotus, Guy Lotus, Raymond
Rudolph, George Winchell and Leland
Hegeman motored to LibertyvilIe on
Thursday to the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Burroughs and Mrs.
Faulkner attended the Libertyville
Fair Thursday.
Ruth Morgan came home from Chi
cago Friday and returned Monday.
Miss Frank Stewart, Assistant coun-
ty superintendent, was in Wilmot Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shales left for
Fargo ~ Oak, Sunday where they will
be the guests of Mrs. Shales sister for
several weeks.
Il. Il. Wright, j. Owen and 7, Fuzon,
attended the Libertyville Fair Satur-
day.
Miss Kasper, principal of the Graded
School, arrived Sunday from Racine
and is at the Gauger home.
Roland and Leland Hegeman and
Clarence Vincent attended the Sox
game in Chicago Friday.
r. Schenning and R. Rudolph drove
to Kenosha on business Monday.
Ruth and Aileen Morgan attended
a party for Kenneth Kruckman at Bur-
lington Friday night. Doris Kruck-
man returned for a several days visit
with them. & psm ss
G. Jorgensona and Mrs. G. Kroncke
have sold their interests in the Kronche
farm near the state line to Hermann
Seidschlag.
Minnie Faber arrived from Marsh
field Saturday.
Mrs VIM. Morgan is spending the
week with Mr.. Morgan in Chicago.
The w Carey family motored to Chi
cago Friday calling on w. Morgan and
r. Bruggeman.
Mrs. GAM and Hazel Beck spent
Thursday in Racine. s"e
Mr. and Mrs. r. Fuzon left the first
of the week for Kansas City. They
have accepted ten weeks engagement
with the Redpath Co., following which
they will go to eNw York for study.
Mrs. John Beath and son Andrew
left for their home in Washington on
Friday after spending the summer with
the H. J. Boulder family.
Miss Ethel Andrews of Chicago, and
Arthur Kestley, Of Camp Lake, were
married at the Bristol Parish house at
six O'Clock the afternoon Of Tuesday,
September 2nd. Following the cere-
mony the wedding dinner was held at
the Jank s hotel at Camp Lake, where
the groom is employed
Mrs. f. Beck spent the last week
with her daughter Mrs. P. Meyers in
Racine Mr. and Mrs. Meyers are the
proud parents of son, Phillip, Jr.
Mrs. LrHegeman entertained Mrs.
S. McDougall, Mrs. d. j. Vincent, Mrs.
A, Booth at dinner Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. E. Wright, Mr.. and
Mrs A. Reynolds and Mr.. and Mrs. t.
Fuzon motored to Lincoln Park Sun
day. They called on VIM. Morgan and
Frank Brueggeman while in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Nett and Mr. and
Mrs r. Schenning and children motor
cd to Lake Geneva and Lyons Sunday.
James Duffy and Fred Madden mo-
tored from Racine Saturday for an over
Sunday visitin Wilmot.
Herbert Swenson was home from Ke-
nosha over Sunday.
Principal A. Cook arrived Friday.
The Wilmot schools commenced Mon
day with a record breaking attendance
in all of the roomsl Miss Faber, Miss
Zepp and Miss Carey are the assistant
High school teachers, Miss Kasper, prin-
cipal Of the Grades and Miss Hope in
charge of the Primary room.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Ionic left Wed
nesday foraans extended visit with rel
atives in Iowa.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Guy Lotus and chill
dren spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Dean at Silver Lake.
Mrs. G. Faulkner entertained Pro
fessor Voohgard of Persia and Chicago
Thursday night.
Mrs Gustafson, of Kenosha was &
guest the latter part Of the week OF
her sister, Mrs. Swcnson.
Eda, Rosa and Clyde Button were