The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-05-22
wILMoT.

race Ionic, VINO mas JUST U6cH us
charged from army service, over Sun
da5. Sergt. Ionic was with Base Hosp.
20 in the Lorraine sector. He left Mon
day night for Mason City, Iowa, where
be joined his wife and daughter for the
return trip to their home in South
Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur HcltdorA were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Meek
Ienburg, of Richmond, Sunday.
The Misses Carey entertained Kitty
Mcnamara, Herbert Carey and Edward
Steuterman, of Kenosha, over Sunday.
There was big gathering Of friends
and relatives at the Charles Rasch
home on Thursday when Mr.. and Mrs.
Rasch celebrated their silver wedding
anniversary.
Mrs. August Hanneman was An over
Sunday guest of her sister, Mrs. Lubke-
man Of Kenosha.
Rev. and Mrs. S. Jedele and children
attended the christening of Melvin
Virgil, the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM, Harm at English Prairie Sun
day
Pvt Roy Swenson is at Camp Grant
awaiting his discharge from the army.
Tie annual class play, Engaged by
Wednesday, will be held at the w.
NJ A, hall the nights Of Friday and
Saturday of this week. May % and "a.
The play is being given under the able
direction of Miss Faber and the cast
consists of Eva Watts, Lillian
Schwartz Georgia Bruel, Iris Wicks,
Clara Drom, Ruth Dalton, Dorothy Dix
on, Gertrude Halliday, Madeline Sven
son, Ambrose Moran, Richard Klare,
Irving Carey, Lawrence Fleming and
Lavester Hanneman, Arthur Buckley
will have the solo work and two High
School Choruses will sing, Going Up"
and ''I Can u DO That Sum. General
admission 25c, and reserved seats 25c.
The proceeds will be used for the pur-
chase Of new school piano. The
Wright Orchestra win play between
sets.,
Mrs. Reed of Richmond, made bust
ness trip to Wilmot Monday.
Mr. and Mrs w. Peterson and
daughter of Kenosha, visited at the
Alfred Reynold home the first Of the
week.
DR.. Fl. G. Darby and son, Earle, re-
turned to Grays Lake Friday after hav-
ing spent the week visiting Wilmot
fri&ds.
Frank Rudolph made business trip
to Kenosha Thursday.
George Bruel has brought new
Mitchell light six.
Russell Bruel was in Chicago We'd
uesday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Faulkner entertain
I'd Mr. and Mrs, G. Hockney and chill
dren Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Round Gut,
Edith Dean and Bernice Drom, motor
ed to lFontana Sunday to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Anderson, of
Chrystal Lake, spent Sunday at the
Frank Kruckman home.
Leland Hegeman went to East Troy
Saturday night
Mrs James Carey spent the week at
Silver Lake while her mother, Mrs.
John Ludwig, underwent slight OPP
sration at the Burlington hospital
Miss Julia Runkel and friend, of
Chicago, spent Sunday with Sophia
Runkel
Earle Shales and family of Antioch,
were Sunday visitors at David Shales.
Mr.. and Mrs G. LOTUS and Mrs. G.
Schultz went to Hebron Sunday to see
their cousin Pvt. Andrews who had
Just returned from France with the
Send Division.
A number Of the Wilmot boys are
playing with the Silver Lake Ball
team this season. The team won the
opening game against Antioch Sunday
lfternooon with score of 5 to 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nett entertained
Mr.. p Conway and family, of McHen-
", and George Adams and family Of
f}ingwood, Sunday
The dance given by the Holy Name
Choir at Silver Lake on Friday night
Mas decided success. The Roamv j.
Meier Jazz Orchestra of Chicago made
big hit and the choir members are
considering holding another dance in
June Watch for the announcements.
1929 was taken in.
The river banks were lined with Gag
er fishermen from Kenosha commencing
Saturday afternoon Camp fires lit up
the banks during the night and all Of
TWO hundred cars stopped during the
day at the mill site Wilmot could be
easily be turned into the biggest resort
in the county and now that some Of
the river frontage is for sale, or rent,
cottage owners ought to be easily in
duced to locate here
VIM. Button ST. has been i'll the past
week
Drs. Ashley and Caughey, of Keno
sha, received good drenching Sunday
when the boat in which they were fish