The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-07-07

ana supper IOr Lne EV. Lutheran La
dies Aid at the Lutheran hall next
Friday A cordial invitation is ex-
tended-for everybody 20 be present at.
the supper.
Alexander Comes, of Chicago, an
employee of the Hagele Ice company,
was drowned Monday afternoon at Lake
Elizabeth, Twin Lakes. The body was
not recovered until evening. The
coroner's inquest brought in verdict
of accidental drowning due to heat
prostration. The coroner was in Chi
cago Tuesday looking up relatives of
the dead man in order to make ar
rangements for the funeral No one
knew anything about the nan at Twin
Lakes.
Charles Buckley was out from Chi
cago last week, for day.
The people of the immediate com
munity and all others interested in the
welfare of the West Kenosha County
Fair, which is to be held at Wilmot,
Wisconsin, during the coming fall, will
be interested to know that the first
annual meeting of the members of the
association will be held at the Wilmot
High school on the evening of July
% at eight o'clock. The purpose of the
meeting is to elect twelve members of
the board of directors for the ensuing
year. 1t rs called in compliance to
the necessary rules and regulations
governing fairs of this sort in order
that we may receive state aid for the
coming year. All people interested in
becoming members of this association
may do SO by paying the annual fee
for membership of $1.00 and by sign
ing the constitution. The membership
ticket granted to members will also
permit the holder to vote on all mem
bers elected to the board of directors.
Paul Volbrecht and Elmer Hunter,
of Antioch, spent Sunday at VIM. Vol
brecht's.
Bernice Drom is home from Camp
Lake.
Leland Hegeman motored to Keno
sha on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Shales and Mr..
and Mrs Earle Shales and children, of
| Woodstock, were entertained at the
David Shales' home on Sunday.
Mrs. A. Turner spent the week with
friends at Genia Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Ferry, of Zion, were
guests at T. G. LOTUS on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Barley and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Sieb, of
Racine, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Volbrecht, Monday.
Mrs. H. Mcclure, Catherine and Will
liam MCGUIRE came out from Chicago
for the summer on Saturday. They
| had as guests over the weekend Mr..
and Mrs. D. Collins Mrs. VIM. Collins,
Mrs. Mary Collins, Jerry Collins and
Mr.. and Mrs. DECREASE of Chicago.
Charles Harm has been very i'll the
past week following a serious opera
tion which was performed last Tues
day by Drs. Prouty and Fulton, of
Burlington, and DR.. Becker, at his
home, for appendicitis. Miss Richman,
nurse from Burlington, is taking
care of Mr. Harm.
Marie Mattern spent the weekend
at Somers.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carey entertain
ed party of friends Monday night
with motor boat trip to Fox Lake in
the Mary D. The river trips are going
to be especially interesting this year
for the Lotus will be in blossom much
earlier this year. By next Sunday
many of the buds will be in full bloom.
The Improvement Association have
dredged out the channels through the
lakes and marked them with white
markers and flags. At all turns in the
numerous channels they have stationed
lamps that burn continuously for forty
days making the trips by night much
safer. Shorty" Schoeben has opened
another refreshment stand at the red
bridge for the convenience of auto par
ties as we'll as the motor boats. The
river front near this bridge is becom-
ing very popular with Chicago people
and numerous cottages have been add
ed to the little colony the past year.
James Carey will make his regular boat
trips this summer and the Mary D
may be chartered for the river and
lake trips from now on. The beds are
seen at their best from a boat.
The Camp Lake Hotel was crowded
over the Fourth. Two clubs from Chi
cago were. entertained, The Anphian, a
amateur theatrical society and thirty
eight from the Electrical Appliance
club, One of the girls from the
DAnphian clubFnarrowly escaped drown
ing at the beach at Camp Lake at noon
Monday The young lady knew how to
swim but suddenly stepped off into
deep water and became so frightened
that she completely lost her head. She
was rescued after sinking twice. Dr.
Bertha Raymond was called and the
lady was able to return to the city on
MondTy night.
Silver Lake baseball club team the
Burners Dairy club of Kenosha Is to
2 at Silverlake Sunday. On Monday
they played and defeated the Muk-
wonage club at the Burlington picnic
with a score of Is to s. This is the
eleventh game the Silverlake team have
won this summer. Hard hitting feat
ured the contest, Silverlake getting in
four home runs, Mack with two, Ward
one and Boyle one. Edgar pitched for
Silverlake. Next Sunday they will play
the Modine Manufacturing company
the Modine Manufacturing company
of Racine, at Silverlake. This is a