The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-03-13

WILMQT.

Mrs. F. Faulkner and Mrs. L. Hega-
men spent Tuesday in Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Carey visited Chi
cago friends several days the past
week.
Pvt. John MUTT has been transferred
from the Tank Corps to the Motor
Transport Corps and is stationed at
Bordeaux, France.
Mrs. Howard Peacock was Keno
sna shopper Saturday.
DIR. r. Owen, of Chicago, was guest
at the j. owen home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Schultz motored to
Hebron Thursday.
Fred Bowman is having his house
wired for electricity his week.
Harry Spear, Of Sheron, was in vii
mot on business Monday.
John Lawrence, of Libertyville, is a
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Lotus.
Mrs. A. Counsel, of Kenosha, is
visiting her sister Mrs. G. Winchell.
Geo. Dean is working in Chadwick,
Wisconsin this month.
Gertrude Nett is i'll this week.
Glen Pacey, who has been threatened
with pneumonia, is improving
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Christensen called
on Wilmot friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Nett and family
spent the latter part of the week visit
ing relatives in Bassetts.
Mrs Edith Thompson entertained her
niece, Mrs. G. Stevens and her daugh-
ter several days last week.
Because of the Indictment weather
Tuesday the party at the Fred Sherman
home was postponed until the follow
ing Wednesday night.
= Mrs. Geo. Dean has been visiting at
the home Of her son Bert Dean at Sill
verlake the past week and leaves this
week FOR an extended stay with her
daughter, Mrs p. Smith, Of Greys Lake.
Mrs. l.. Hegemen and Mrs. A. Voltz
we're guests of Mrs W. VIM, Of Rich
mond, Thursday
Miss Sophia Runkel returned the last
Of the week from an extended trip
through the Western States
Sgt Arthur Panknin, recently dis.
charged from the army at Baltimore,
is a guest at the Geo. Bruel home.
Ross Schenning has rented the local
Garage and will open for. business in
the near future.
J. Buckley was out from Chicago the
last Of the week.
Commencing with last Sunday the
grocery stores of J. Nett and F. Kruck-
man will be closed all day Sunday.
Sgt. a. Panknin and Pvt. III. Meek
enburg were in Racine Friday.
Herbert Swenson lately discharged
rom the U. S. Navy at Coco Solo,
Panama is visiting his parents on Eng
ish Prairie.
Miss Julia Runkel has been guest
of her sister, Mrs. w. Morgan for sew
sral days this week before leaving for
The Waukesha Sanitarium where she
8 going for treatment.
Albert and Herbert Swenson motored
10 Kenosha Saturday for visit with
relatives and friends.
Emnine and Blanche Carey went to
Madison Friday and Saturday for the
S, W. Teachers association.
Fred Mecklenburg, of Richmond, is
visiting at the Arthur Holtdorf home
Mr.. Mecklenburg has been unfortunate
enough to break his right wrist.
Miss B. Zepp and Miss M. Faber left
to attend the South Western Teachers
Association meeting in Madison on
Thursday. They returned through
janesville visiting the formers sister
in that town
A big delegation of Wilmot fans at
tended the Basket Ball game between
the Richmond and Wilmot High School
teams at Richmond Friday night. Our
boys were defeated the score being 81
to Il in Richmond's favor.
Prof. A. Philips attended the s. w.
Teachers Association in Madison the
last Of the week.
Miss T, Healy was in Waterford over
Sunday
Walter Carey made business trip
to Milwaukee the first Of the week.
Silverlake State Bank robbed Mon
day shortly after - O'Clock by one
man armed with two revolvers. Marched
Mr.. Schlect, cashier and Charles Dean,
assistant into the vault and looted the
place. He would have locked them in
but failed to work the combination.
Secured mostly currency, amount not
yet determined. Men from all over the
country went to assist in search for
the burglar. He was shot not long
afterwards in woods and died on
the way to the doctor s office
SOMERS