The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-01-22
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The Happy -Four will give a big
dance at the M. w A. Hall the night
of Saturday, January oath, with
Friend S orchestra furnishing the mu-
sic. Tickets will be 75c, and refresh
ments are to be served at the Ford and
Hegeman drug store. Everyone cordi-
| ally invited and the club members
promise all a good time.
The Runkel farm has been rented
for the ensuing three years by Mr..
Yanke Of Spring Grove.
Bernice Drom substituted for Edythe
Dean, who was absent from the Prairie
school the first Of the week because Of
| illness.
Miss Kasper and the members of the
eighth grade attended the poultry show
| in Kenosha on Friday.
There will be English services at. the
Ev Lutheran Church at ten o clock,
Sunday, January 25th.
Dr.. Foster Of Richmond, was called
to attend CYL Pacey who has been i'll
with tonsilitis the last week.
| Mildred Lancer and Margaret Schlax
of Salem, remained over Sunday at the
Jedele home.
Mrs. Elsie Fox, of Minnesota, Isl 4
guest..of Mrs Eli Vincent this week.
Ermine Carey was guest Of Mrs H.
Rafferty, Of Kenosha, over Sunday.
! Rev. S, Jedele of the Ev Lutheran
Church, will oficiate at the wedding
Of Miss Dorothy Reiman and Frank w.
Zahns. on February 28th. The-ceremony
will be at the home of the bride in
Randall
Mrs. J. Gauger, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Ionic, VIM. Vobrecht and Walter Carey
attended the funeral services for John
Sanborn at Spring Grove Monday af.
ternoon
Several from Wilmot attended the
masquerade at Silverlake Friday night
Miss E. Kasper attended the Teach
ers Institute in Kenosha on Saturday
and visited at her home in Racine over
Sunday.
Rosa Pelletirie and Sylvia Dowell
spent Saturday in Kenosha
Richard Klare spent the week end
with his mother in Chicago.
Harold Mickle was a guest of Irving
Carey on Friday night. .,-+ &.
Charles Buckley was out from Chi.
cago the first of the week.
Harry Beck spent the last of the week
visiting reatives in Kenosha.
Hunt and Pelletiere have secured
Theda Bara in La Russee" for the
next show at the M w A.. Hall, Sun
day, Jannury 25th.
Paul Volbrecht, of Antioch spent
Wednesday at the VIM. Volbrecht home.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Beck spent Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. P. Meyers in Racine.
Miss Hope is staying at the Volbrecht'
home during the bad weather a#
Mrs. A. Turner spent several days
last week with Kenosha friends.
Violet Beck made a business trip to
Kenosha on Wednesday
Elsie Harms and Mr.. and Mrs. III.
Hasselman drove to Burlington on
Saturday. Hahn !
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Oxtoby, of Spring
Grove, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Volbrecht, Thursday.
Miss Hope attended me Teachers 4
Institute in Kenosha,. Saturday
Myrtle Westlake was home from Ke-
nosha over Sunday.
John Hasselman was home from Ke-
nosha over the week end recently.
August Smith was i'll the past week.
Geo. Smith, of Kenosha, was home
fof an over Sunday visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Smith.
The girls of Silverlake are going to
be the first modernists of the com
munity and are staging a real leap year
dance the night of Saturday, January
81 johnson 5 jazz, from Kenosha, will
furnish music for the occasion so there
will be no question about real dance
music. Tickets are to be $I.00 ana
must be purchased by the ladies. All
men are to enter free and only Girls
will have the privilege of choosing part
ners for dancing. Refreshments will be
fifteen cents extra Everybody wei
come. Come and see for yourself what
"a wonderful time the girls have
planned. The party will be held at the
Columbia Hall.
Earnest Peacock was sick the first
of the week.
Union Free High School Notes.
A large crowd from here went to
Antioch in sleighs to witness the has.
ketball game Friday night. Our YELL.
ing was all in vain for both teams were
defeated. Score. Antioch vs.. Wimot
first team Is to II, second team % to