The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-06-23
WILMoT.

hGuElSLLd hOIbOn 10 WI hAl6 81
Wheeling.
Mrs. w. Peterson and daughters
spent the past week visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. A. Reynolds. Mr.. Peterson
was out over Sunday and the two fam
lilies motored into Kenosha on Sunday.
Silver Lake won their eighth straight
game Sunday by defeating the Racine
coupled with two mis-plays resulted
in runs in the first inning before the
Racine sluggers could be stopped. At
ter the first inning Edgar pitched in
his old time form and backed by good
support held the Racine team scoreless
and allowed only scattered hits for
the remainder Of the games.
Silver Lake hit consistently through
out the game driving David off the rub
Der in the fourth With the score 1913
in favor of Silver Lake, S. L. barrow
hammered for eight more runs during
Ehe remainder of the game.
The hitting of Molinaro and Boyle
featured for Silver Lake. Next Sun
day Somers Greys come to Silver Lake.
A fast game is assured.
The box score:
Racine ,......8 0 o 90 0 0 o. s
Silver Lake q 0 z O-18
Club Members Leave for Madison.
On the morning of Tuesday, June 81,
the members of the boys and girls
clubs who were fortunate enough to be
winners at the various roundups which
were held throughout the county, met
in the office of County Agricultural
Agent Wood, and from there started on
their journey to Madison.
The members representing Kenosha
county together with members from
other counties of the state will spend
the remainder of the week in Madison.
An elaborate program for the boys
and girls has been arranged for under
the direction of T. L. Bewick, state club
leader. Besides listening to such men
as T. L. Bewick, John Callahan, J. G..
Halpin, r. A. Moore and E. j. Cooper
it will be possible for the club, members
to attend movies, demonstrations and
shows of various sorts.
A number of long trips together with
boat rides on Lake MENDOZA have also
been arranged for. The members from
this section of the county to make the
trip are Arthur illegal of Silver Lake
and Aileen Member of Wilmot
The club members of Kenosha coun-
ty will be accompanied by R. S. Ihlen-
feldt, principal of Wilmot High School
Prin. r. S. Ihlenfeldt and sons and
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Saturday.
Mrs. C. Mcclellan and Paul Ganzalin
attended the funeral of the formers
brother, H. Mcclellan at Richmond
Wednesday afternoon.
James Carey is driving new Ford
coupe.
Charles Kanis has recently finished
painting the homes of Rev, j. S. Jedele
and VIM. Albrecht.
Anna Brasky of Watertown is spend
ing several weeks with her brother,
Rev. j. Brasky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hegeman and
Leland and Vera motored to Kenosha
on Monday.
Sister Lena Rasch of the Milwaukee
Passavant Hospital is spending several
weeks in Wilmot with her mother.
A motorcycle cop on the road from
kce Downer College for few days be-
local men on their way back from the
Old Settlers dance Thursday night and
ordered them to Racine the following
day to settle with the Judge for speed
ing. Among the number were Arthur
Panknin Roland Hegeman, Clyde and
Day Wicks, Harry Schmalfeldt and
Taps Bohrn.
The new addition Frank Rudolph is
adding to his building is nearing COM
pietion and Mr.. Rudolph is going to
have a very modern place of business.
The stucco is being put on now and
the building will be ready for occu-
pancy by July 1.
Vera Hegeman is home from Milwau
kee Dorner College for a few days be-
fore entering Madison university for
summer school.
MIR. and Mrs. B. Nett and Raymond
motored to Kenosha Saturday.
Clarence Holtdorf was out from Ke
nosha Saturday.
Myrtle Seidschlag and Martin Brink
+ man were married by Rev, Kaufman at
Woodstock Wednesday, June Is. They
ere attended by Mabel Brinkman, a
ter of the groom and Howard Seid-
schlag, brother of the bride. The bride
was becomingly attired in blue gown
Of chiffon and shadow lace and her
attendant wore white organdie. Pre-
2eding the wedding there was dinner
1t the home Of the brides mother, Mrs
4, Seidschlag for the immediate mem
oers Of the families. Mr.. and Mrs
Brjnkman left on three-weeks' trip
through Yellowstone park.
Mrs. Brinkman was a graduate of
the U. T. H. S in the class of 1917 and
since her graduation has very success
fully taught in the McHenry county
schools. The groom has managed the
Cole farm for several years past and
on their return from Yellowstone the
young couple will make their home
here. Their many friends extend best
wishes and congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and son of Grays
Lake and Mr.. and Mrs. Luke and son
of Wheatland spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, G. Dean,
Bernice Drom is working at Camp
Lake.
Irs. Rush of Genoa was a guest last
week of her daughter, Mrs. G. Dean.
Ruth and Aileen Morgan are home