The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-12-16
WILMOT.

Arthur Winn will hold q sale on the
James farm at English Prairie, De-
cember 18th. Mr.. Winn was forced
through i'll health to give up farming.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Willets of Bris-
tol, were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Burroughs.
Augusta Runkel arrived Saturday to
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.
G. Morgan. Julia Runkel was out from
Chicago over the week end.
The M. L. Ladies' Aid held their
monthly supper in the basement dining
room at the M. E. church, Thursday
night. 1t was very well attended.
Rev. G. A. Reitz graduated from
Northwestern University on Wednes-
day Of this week.
Ermine Carey spent the weekend in
Milwaukee where she attended meet
ing of the Home Economics Club at
tn College Women's Club, on Saturday.
Luncheon was followed by round
table discussion.
Mrs. f. Rudolph and Raymond motor
ed to McHenry, Friday.
Mrs. Louis Hegeman spent the
weekend in Milwaukee with her daugh-
ter, Vera.
Another very closely contested game
of basket ball was played between the
fast Antioch High school team and our
local boys last Friday night. The
game was very rough and it was neces-
sary to take time out a number of
times through the game. The Wilmot
boys did exceptionally fine team work,
but were not as successful in making
baskets as were their opponents. The
Wilmot team is handicapped to some
extent in that the majority of schools
with which they play have gymnasiums
right in connection with the school
buildings, and their boys are able to
practice much more regularly. The
game with Antioch resulted in a score
of 20 to 20. The lineup was as follows:
Wilmot, Schenning, r. F., Herrick, L.
f., Stockwell, c., Stoxen, r. G., Holt
dorf, l.. G.; Antioch, Healy, R. F.,
Gray, L. F., Wertz, c., Keulman, r. G.,
Ames, L. G.. The Antioch high school
is fortunate in having great number
of good players, and the fact that the
substitutes were put in from time to
5 time made it necessary for the Wilmot
/ team to play two teams practically
speaking. A preliminary game was
played between the second team of
Antioch and that of Wilmot. This
game too, was very rough, and while
the game was very close in the first
half, the Wilmot boys were defeated
badly the second. The Wilmot boys
are very fortunate in that they have
the backing of the entire community
as was shown by the attendance at the
last game. The Antioch game was the
last game that will be played here at
Wilmot for one month, according to
schedule. On next Friday night the
boys will journey to Hebron, and meet
the fast Hebron team at that place.
1t is expected that large number Of
high school students together with
some people of the village viii ac-
company the boys to Hebron.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Albrecht
were i'll the past week and under the
care of a physician.
John Beath, of Chicago, was up for
a weekend visit with Mrs. Beath and
son at the H. ]. Boulder home.
Mrs. G. Dowell and daughters, Mr..
and Mrs. Guy LOTUS and children
motored to Antioch, Friday.
Rev. Joseph Brasky spent several
lays last week with his parents at
Waterfowl.
Lloyd Stoxen left for Madison, on
Monday, where he will enroll for the
agriculture course.
Paul Ganzaline was home from Blue
Island over the weekend.
Mrs. Walter Carey has been under