The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-05-01
WILMOT

the week.
DR.. II C. Darby Of Grays Lake was
Wilmot visitor the first Of the week,
Leo Holtdorf has been on clutches
the past week with badly sprained
ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Williams Of Chica-
60, formerly owners Of the Camp Lake
Hotel, will move to Flint, Mich. the
first Of the month where Mr.. Williams
will be manager of a barge hotel.
Mrs. Burton and son, Dick Of
Richmond, were recent callers at the
Kruckman home
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Fuzon are visiting
the latter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
e. Wright for month.
At a meeting of the Wilmot Gene
terry Helpers Business Committee held
At the home of Mrs. Fred Faulkner
Saturday it was decided to hold a card
party, supper and as a chief attraction,
a country store, in charge of the young
people at the NJ w. A. hall on the
night of friday, May 9th Everybody
welcome.
There was a meeting of the Liberty
Bond statesmen Of Salem township at
the Fleming home Tuesday night. A
speaker from Kenosha explained the
work at length.
r. Schenning and Raymond Rudolph
made a business trip to Milwaukee
Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Carey spent several
DAYS last week visiting Chicago friends.
Don Herrick of Chicago, has been
visiting at the Foftus home this week.
Rev. S. Jedele and family and Mrs.
Arthur Holtdorf motored to Burlington
Thursday
Arthur Buckley was in Chicago over
the week end.
Bertha Zepp entertained her sister,
Mrs. fuller and her son, from Wauke-
sha, over Sunday,
Sophia Runkel has returne0 from an
extended stay in Kenosha.
Pvt. John Mutz was home from
Camp Grant on furlough over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Reynolds entertain
cd Clyde Kinreed and family and Mr..
and Mrs w. Peterson and daughter
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Boulder and son, of
Burlington, spent Sunday at Fl. J. Boul-
dens.
MI. and Mrs r. Wright and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Fuzon were guests of DIR. and
Mrs, Fl. G. Darby at Grays Lake Sun
day. fr
Mrs. Fred Bowman and son returned
from visit with Hulda Bowman in
Racine the first of the week.
Clvde Button of Kenosha, was an
over Sunday visitor in Wilmot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Faden spent Sun
day with Wilmot relatives.
Lottie Koppisch has returned home
for the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vandersee of Fox Riv-
er were Sunday visitors at the Herman
Hasselman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Faulkner and Mrs.
Arthur Philips motored to Kenosha
Thursday.
lit. FL. Carey and +. j. Steuterman,
Of Kenosha, were entertained at the
w. Carey home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Button and the Misses
Button motored to Kenosha the first Of
the week
Mrs Bernice Drom spent several
days in Kenosh last week the guest of
Edith Dean.
Miss Francis Healy spent Sunday in
Waterford.
Walter Carey and daughter Blanche
drove to Racine Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ben Stone returned to Beloit
Sunday after having spent three weeks
with her mother Mrs. A, Seidschlag in
Wilmot Mr.. Stone and children mo-
tored from Beloit to take her back.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will hold
the regular monthly meeting and sup
per at the Lutheran Hall Friday, May
2. All are welcome.
Rev. SEEKER and family and the
Misses VALID motofed from Burlington
Thursday and visited at the homes of
Rev. S. Jedele and Elmer Vincent.
Mrs. belong of Union Grove, was an
over Sunday visitor at James Owens.
Ermine Carey, Dorothy Dixon, Iris
Wicks and Irving Carey motored to
Burlington Friday.
John Sutcliffe and Clinton Linman,
Of Kenosha made business trip to
Wimot Thursday.
Vera Hegamen Of Milwaukee Down
er, was home for the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Beck, Violet Beck
and j. Duffy motored to Kenosha Sun
day.
James Buckley made business trip
to Chicago Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L, Hegeman and fam
lily motored to Kenosha Saturday morn
ing where they met Corporal Leland
Hegeman who returned to Wilmot
with them. Corp. Hegeman. Pvt. Otto
Stencil and Sgt. George O'Malley all
of the 340th Infantry were discharg-