The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-03-17
SOMERS.

The harbingers ,of spring, the robin,
the blue bird, the meadow lark and the
black bird have arrived.
The Somers town caucus is called
for Saturday afternoon of this week,
pose of nominating town officials and
the transaction of any other business
which may properly come before this
meeting. Meeting is called for two
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller, Jr., have
a little son at their home.
Mrs. John w. Fink received the sad
news of the. death of her nephew,
Charles Walsh, late of Milwaukee, on
Sunday morning. Mr.. Walsh met death
in au automobile accident. Mrs. Fink
and son went to Milwaukee on Sunday
afternoon.
On Friday evening of this week,
March IS, the fourth number Of the
entertainment course under the aus
pices of the Ladies' Aid society of the
church, will be given by the famous
Ootter Bein Made Quartette and the
Bell Ringers at Woodmen hall. This
number promises. to be one of the best
of the course.
Hillcrest School Notes District No.
20 We have now thirty-four pupils in
attendance. At the recent meeting of
the 'Hillcrest Helpers the following of
ficers were elected: President, Milton
Helm; vice president, Philip Lippert;
secretary, Bernice Helm; treasurer,
Eleanore Michals; librarian, Fred Neu;
reporter, EleanOre Michels. Roll call
was responded to by the name a bird.
Our school has donated six dollars
toward the Near East Relief. Recent
visitors were, Miss Worsley, county
supervising teacher and Miss Laura
belle Dorey of District No. /. Miss
Chambers attended the teachers meet
ing in Kenosha on Saturday, March s..
The fifth grade workers have finished
their Hero Booklet" The language
classes are studying Holland. We now
have the names of thirty birds on our
bird calender.
Louis j. Barrows delivered a truck
load of hogs to Cudahy on Thursday.
Samuel Gardiner transacted bust
ness in Milwaukee on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Leet spent
Friday afternoon in Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w, Kosterman of
Racine, called at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. E. G. 0zanne Sunday afternoon
John Mutchie, George p Leet, Harry
A. Dixon and Joseph Hulle made a
business trip to Randolph in the in
eerests of the Somers Farm Bureau as
ISOLATION on Saturday.
Misses Edith Haigh and Gladys
Birchell have returned to their studio
at the Union Grove Training school
after spending a week at home on ac-
count of case of the mumps at their
boarding house.
Somers Specials basketball team have
the exceptionally splendid good record
of having won twenty-one out of the
twenty-four games played todate. The
following rs the lineup: Left forward
Edward Naterval; right forward, Al
betr Rasmussen; center, Everett Yule;
left guard, Walter Middlecamp: right
guard, Ed. King or Wendell Phodes.
William N. Bailey, Harry R. Dixon,
John finland, John w. Fink and Theo-
dore Frederick are serving on the Ke-
nosha county circuit court.
Miss Ethel Blackman who has been
i'll for the past week, is convalescing.
Laura BlackAan gave an interesting
book report on Little Lord Fauntle-
roy" Alice Michels will give "a. Book
report next Friday.
The primary pupils have finished
their chain flag.
In recent spell-down of the fifth
sixth, seventh and eighth grades, Mil
ton Helm stood up the longest.
Laura Blackman and Alice Michels
have finissed fine product map of
Asia.
The agricultural class intends to
make sawdust tester.
Harvey Dorey is back at school
again.
George Michels won first prize in
the Kenosha County Corn Club of So
in cash and trip to Madison for one
week
He also has won a gold honor but