The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-11-04
News of KenOsha County

ington, d. c., where the groom has a
/ responsible position in the Department
of Justice. Mrs. Ballantyne was one
of Wilmot's most talented young wom-
en-, a graduate of the Wilmot high.
school and the Whitewater Normal.
She taught as the principal of the Ire
vor graded school and then of the
Wilmot grades. Following this Mrs.
Ballantyne taught in Madison and in
Billings, Mont. The last year she has
held stenographic position in Wash
ington, D. c.
A number of relatives and friends
from Wilmot attended the funeral of
George Westlake at Scion, on Tuesday
afternoon.
Fred Madden is home from Keno
sha, this week.
Mrs. r. Madden returned from an
extended visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Madden in Kenosha, on
Saturday.
Lawrence Fleming was home from
Marquette College over Sunday.
Fred Bauman and son, Raymond, and
Mr.. Stililwell of Racine, spent Sunday
at VIM. Voilbrechts.
The indoor ball game scheduled be-
tween the Allen A Of Kenosha, and
Wilmots team had to be postponed
Sunday because Of the rain
Mrs. Fred Gauger and son, Harold,
accompanied Mrs. Gauger's parents,
on an auto trip to Edgerton Sunday
The reception given Rev. Joseph
Brasky at the M. w. A. hall by the
members of the Holy Name parish on
Monday night was very largely at
tended The evening was spent play
ing progressive euchre The prizes
were won by Mrs. Walter Carey, Mrs,
Joseph Bienie, James Buckley and Mr..
Mcclure. A sumptious dinner was
served in the dining hall and at it's
conclusion Walter Carey made short
address of welcome and congratula-
ton to Rev. Brasky and presented,
in the name of the congregation, a
purse of $4,000 to Rev Brasky. He
responded with an address of thanks
and appreciation. The dining hall was
beautifully decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS and cosmos. The occasion was
the fifth anniversary of Father Bras
ky's ordination.
WilmOt High School.
The first number Of the Literary So
ciety program was held Friday after
noon, October 20. The following pro-
gram was enjoyed by all present.
Song, High school; school roll call,
Anecdotes; Carry Me Back to Old Vir-
ginia and Lonesome, That's All, Miss
| Kortendick, soloist; Talk on Hallowe en-
Ruby Vim; corn demonstration, Ar
thur Fiegal; John Kerwin, Glenn
Seidschlag; parliamentary drill; song,
America, High school. The following
program will be given at the next
meeting, October II. Roll call; poll
teal situation, Vivian Holtdorf;
reading of school paper, Georgianna
Hoffman; humorous reading, Lyle
Kerkoff; piano solo, Laura VIM; par
liamentary drill, selection, Miss
Kabele.
B. s. a bright senior in an account
of MacSwineys burial, "There were so
of them were outside"
Irma Burritt of the junior class en-
tertains number of friends Satur-
day evening in honor Of her birthday.
Dinner was served at $500 o'clock and
the appearance of ghost gave an
added zest to the affair. The table
was decorated in orange and black,
The birthday cake contained ring,
thimble and a dime. We are sure that
Vivian should not have gotten the
thimble. After the dinner the entire
party attended a show Antioch.
! Agnes Kolher had the misfortune to
put her knee out of joint at the party
on Friday night.
Mr.. Ihlenfeldt in talk before the
school Monday, called the attention
of the students to the fact that there
will be meeting Of all the Kenosha
County Club members in Kenosha, at
the High school, on Saturday morn
ing Arthur illegal of the class of '22
will give talk on his experience at
Madison last year. Arthur received
/ first prizes on corn and was sent for
a weeks schooling at Madison We
4 hope We shall be as well represented
this year and with an equal amount
of success. All members are urged to
be present.
/ A number of the students who were
unable to see the Birth of Nation
three years ago, had the pleasure of
seeing it in Kenosha, Thursday even
/ ing.
The following program will be Civ
en- Tuesday evening at the Parent
Teachers association: Community
song; What the Grades Should Do For
Our Children, Supt. j. j. Kerwin; In
strumental solo, Mrs. A. B. Becker;
What High School Work Should Do for
the Child, Prof R. Ihlenfeldt; vocal
solo, Edith Dean; After Graduating
from High School What? Demonstra-
ton of Fraction Lesson, Miss Kaeper
with Fifth grade; impromptu, Com
munity Song.
The Halloween party given by the
Juniors and Sophomores of the high
school, Friday night, was big sue
cess. The, party was given in honor
of the Freshmen. The guests were all
present at eight O'clock and the Fresh
men were all in costume awaiting their
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