The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-12-09

Wllmot Will play Antloch on next
Friday night, Dec. 10. Come out again
and help the boys win.
Mrs. Howard Peacock, Of Sheboygan,
spent several days this week visiting
at the Ernest Peacock home.
Edward Neff has rented the Gardiner
tenant house.
Mrs. ]. Motley is assisting in the care
Of Mrs. G. Allen, of Richmond, who il
seriously i'll.
Edith Dean and Austen Stoxen spent
Sunday with friends at Harvard and
Hebron.
The Fair Committee will hold a
business meeting at the High School
Thursday night, Dec. 16. Members
please be present.
Walter Carey and Arthur Holtdorf
motored to Sycamore on business Tues
day.
Charles Kanis and family motored
to Burlington, Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moran have moved from
Pierre, S. D. to Chicago where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Moran has been transferred back to
his mail run from Eau Claire to
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burbank and daughter
are spending the week at the Philips
home.
Mrs. Frank Luke and son, of Wheat
land, spent the week with, MI. and Mrs.
G. Dean
Ferdinand Beck motored to Racine
Friday. He was accompanied on his
return by his son Harry and his
grandson Philip Meyer.
John Hasselman has been home
from Kenosha the past two weeks.
There will be big dance at the
Wilmot Hall Saturday night, Dec. IL.
MacAndrews Orchestra from Wood
stock will furnish the music. Do not
wall to attend it.
There was large party at the Will
mot Hall last Saturday night when
Fred Frank, Floyd Westlake and Pat
Miller entertained at dance for their
friends. Music was furnished by Hen
rietta Horton and Fred Frank.
Do not forget to attend the An
tioch- Wilmot high school basket ball
game at the Wilmot hall Friday night,
Dec. 10.
Mrs. Tom Madden is spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Madden.
Ambrose Moran was out from Ke-
nosha Thursday.
Hazel Beck, Henrietta Horton and
Fred Frank motored to Twin Lakes
and Bassetts, Sunday.
Mrs. w. Turner left for Peoria Sat-
urday, where she will make an ex-
tended visit with relatives.
Rev, J. Brasky motored to Kenosha,
Tuesday.
Walter Carey spent the weed end
with his parents at McHenry.
Gladys Merrill, of Brighton, spent
the latter part of the week at the Geo.
Dowell home.
Mrs. G.. Dean and Mrs. G. Dowell
were guests of Mrs. F. Luke of
Wheatland, Thursday.
Esther Kasper was at her home in
Racine over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanderson and son,
of Chicago, recently moved into the
Carey tenant house.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Shales, of Wood
stock, spent Monday with David
Shafes.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Volbrecht and
Paul Volbrecht spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. J. Harms, of Richmond.
Mrs. O. Hoye, of Bristol, Mrs.
MAXIM, of Bristol and Mrs. H. Lois,
of Camp Lake, and Mrs. w. Carey mo-
tored to Milwaukee Wednesday with
Mr.. Hunt Of Antioch, where the la
dies represented the Bristol and Will
mot Catholic Ladies at luncheon and
business meeting at the Hotel Pfister,
of the National Catholic Women's
Council.
The following program will be Civ
en at the next meeting of the Patron
Teachers association at the High
school Tuesday December Ia. Every
body welcome. Xmas Song improptu;
Talk on Play and Where Our Children
Play, Mrs. G. Bruel; Instrumental,
Georgia Bruel and Dorothy Dixon.
There will be five talks on the subject
on what our towns as community are
doing for the amusement of the local
children, Mrs Bassett of Basset; Mrs.
Roy Button for Silverlake Mrs. G..
Phillips for Camp Lake; Mrs. G.. Pat
rick, Trevor and Mrs. 7 G. Lotus for
Wilmot Discussion, What Ought We
to do About This and how can We do
it, Mrs. G.. Hockney and Roy Buff
ton. Impromptu. Xmas Song. Lunch
will be served following the program
Mrs. Faber is spending several
weeks visiting her son Charles Faber
at Gary, Ind
The Carey Electric company has
completed the new electric line as far
as Salem The construction work was
done under the management of Arthur
Holtdorf
John MCGUIRE of Fargo N. D.. died
on Nov. 26. He was 70 years old at
the time and is survived by his widow
Emma and one brother Martin Nc.
Guire of Chicago. Mrs. Mcclure and
Will Mcclure of Chicago attended the
funeral at Fargo. 1t was largely at
tended by the pioneers around Fargo
as Mr.. Mcclure had lived there forty
years. He was veteran of the Civil
war having enlisted in the 18th infan.
1 try at Antioch when a very Young
/ boy of IA or Is.
The new house Ben Kanis is erecting
/ is rapidly nearing completion.
Leo Boetcher of Kenosha was an