The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-01-15

cago Friday. Mrs. Fuzon going to
Urbana where she visited several days
with Mrs. Smith and Mr.. Fuzon con-
tinuing on to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Volbrecht enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Lotus, Mr..
and Mrs. j.. Keroff and Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Volbrecht at 500 Saturday night
Mrs. A. G. Pacey is making an ex-
tended visit with Mr.. aud Mrs. E.
Pacey at Papillion. Neb.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. X. Lntten Of Silver Lake, was
baptized at the Holy Name church on
Sunday.
The burning out Of a, chimney on tie
w. Carey residence was the cause of a
lot of excitement Sunday evening, but
did no damage.
Great Crowds of people have gone. to
the Boyle Ice plant at Silver Lake for
the past two weeks to watch the cleo
trio saw which the company have re-
Gently installed. It is operated with
a Is horse power motor and is a great
saving of time and labor. Ten cakes
square can be cut at one operation and
the block is sluiced around a side
channel and cut in the opposite direc-
tion in cakes of % inches square. The
company have built long building
over the saw and a good part Of tho
channel out over the lake
Funeral services were held at the
Evangelical Lutheran church Saturday
afternoon with Rev. S. Jedele oficiat-
ing, for Mrs. Christine Zarnsdorff Of
Richmond. Christine Zarnsdorff was
born May 20, 1856, and died Jan. s,
1920, of malignant tumor. She was
married to Charles Zarnsdorff on Oct.
20, 1875, who died about four years
ago. To them were born six children.
five boys and one daughter. In 1882
they came to America from Germany
and lived near Chicago at first. About
twenty years ago they moved on the
farm near Richmond which has been
their home since. Interment was in
the Wilmot cemetery.
Rev. J. Brasky was entertained at
Careys Sunday.
Edythe Dean was home from Eng
lish Prairie over Sunday.
Wilmot High School Notes
Three cheers for all those concerned
IN the purchase of our new piano. The
instrument itself appeared in the main
room on Thursday morning amid our
applause
The physics class has begun 4 re-
view for the semester exam.
Fannie Bruel visited school on Fri
day.
The domestic science department has
a supply of milk on hand every dav
which is sold to students who are I'M
der weight.
We practiced songs and wells on
Tuesday and Friday in preparation for
the game played at Hebron Friday
night The first team met defeat with
score of q to 9, and the second team
carried home the bacon, the score be-
IS - ~ - ALIeF tue games the
teams were treated to royal feed and
dance.
The English and class has been
reading Thoreau's Walden, this week.
We can t appreciate it [ fear.
The group Of girls who play basket
ball have been divided into a first
and second team.
Hiss Frank Stewart visited school
on Thursday.
Don't forget the basketball game at
Antioch Jan. Is. Both bows teams
play. We expect our community 10
be well represented. Dom disappoint
us
The English l class has been doino
some excellent work in writing oood
paragraphs and grading them Our
standard Of perfection in this is be-.
coming steadily higher.
The members of the Democracy class
are studying the advantages and dis
advantages of country and city life
Thus far the country life leads In pop-
ularity.