The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-20
MILMOT.

ere recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w
evils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Reynolds spent
anday with Mr.. and Mrs. Winn Peter
IN Of Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs Allen and son of Rich
ond were visitors of Mn and Mrs. E
,acock Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bruel returned from
motor trip through northern Wis
'nsin Sunday.
Mrs. M. Herrick of Chicago was in
Tilmot several days last week, the
lest Of her sister, Mrs. T. G. LOTUS
rs. Lotus returned to the city with
r Sunday for a short visit.
Nancy Hanson was in Milwaukee over
Q weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Mecklenburg of Rich
ond we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs
rthur Holtdorf Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Jedele and Rhoda and
ornan Jedele attended the Mission
estival at the Ev. Friedens Lutheran
lurch in KGnosha Sunday night.
Vera Hegeman was home from Mil
aukee1 Downer College over the week
i'd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knutson entertained
r. and Mrs. Mark Curtiss and family
lnday.
David Shases and daughter, Sadie,
ave moved to Greenwood, Ill, where
ley win make their home in the fu-
re.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Oxtoby of Spring
rovesand Mae Kersting of South Oak
"a, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
OIbrecht Tuesday.
Jane Mcclure, one of the earliest set
ers in this part Of Kenosha county,
ed at her late home at Camp Lake
ednesday night, Oct. ~, following a
.olonged illness of several months.
fss Mcclure was in her eightieth
ar She came to Wisconsin while it
i'll was a territory with her parents,
10 late David and Mary Mcclure, from
eorgfa to Southport. From there the
tnnily moved to the Camp Lake farm
nd then 10 the Mcclure farm east Of
yi1mot The family later moved back
tts Camp Lake residence where
ane made her home with her sister,
Agnes.. following the death Of her par
nts. She is survived by one sister,
agnes, of Camp Lake, and a brother,
David Mcclure, of Silver Lake. Req
item high mass was sung by Rev. j.
Brasky at the Holy Name church Fri
lay morning with burial in the family
olot in the Holy Name cemetery.
See William Hart in "Sand" at the
Nilmot hall next Sunday night.
Come to the annual chicken dinner
'or the Silverlake church at the Fred
Schenning home at Silverlake, Thurs
day, Oct. 27. Serve from A o'clock on.
Charles w. Schultz of Wilmot and
Emma Richards Of Salem, were married
by Rev. s. Jedele at the Ev. Lutheran
parsonage at o'clock theaafternoon
of Wednesday, October IL. The bride
was attended by her sister, Anna Rich
ards, and the groom by his brother,
Howard. A number of the immediate
relatives of the young couple attended
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz
left Immediately for an extended auto
mobile trip through northern Wiscon-
sin. On their return they will make
their home in Wilmot where Mr.,
Schultz is the junior partner in the
garage bushes of Mienike and Schultz
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Nett entertained Mr..
and Mrs. G. Adams and children of
RingwoOd, P. Conway and family of
McHenry, the Misses Adams and Fran
els Adams of Elgin, and Mr.. and Mrs
r. Nett and Mrs. R. Schenning and
children of Silverlake at dinner Sun
day.
An incorrect account of the death
Of Fred Bewersdorf of Camp Lake was
published in last weeks items. With
his brother, Tony, the young man was
enroute for Alabama by automobile
AT Franklin, Tennessee, there is Il
miles of the Dixie highway that is
owned by Mr.. johnson and there is a
toll gate at Franklin. Mr. Bewersdorf
did not realize the meaning of the
gate as he had never seen one before
and drove past it. The tender, man
of rs, promptly dropped ting gate and
it fell over the engine Of the Bowers
dorf machine. A heavy iron attach
ment to the gate hit Fred and killed
him instantly, Tony, who was sitting
sides him was uninjured. Funeral
vices were held for the young man
"A Chicago last Tuesday, with burial
at lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards Of Chicago
and Mr.. and Mrs. p. Meyers and Philip
Of Racine were at Ferdinand Beck's
the last week.
Walter Carey and daughters, Grace
and Blanche, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Carey
motored to Elgin to attend the funeral
Of James Brennan Saturday.
Edith Dean spent several days in
Chicago last week
r. G. Shotliff and mother, Mrs. E.
Ionic, were in Burlington, Monday.
jay futile of New York was recent
visitor of E. Ionic.
Mrs. ]. Carey and family and Leo
Heimer of McHenry called on rela'
tives in Wilmot Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. orvis >and Mr.. and
Mrs. Franzen Of Spring Grove visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Ionic Sunday.
An incessant search for the body of
Harry Beck, who was drowned when
swept over the dam Monday afternoon
October 10th, has been kept up all the
past week. From 20 to 30 men are at
work daily. Not only have the men Of
Wilmot worked but the MUTT of Trevor
VIM. Mattern of Wilmot, several from
Twin Lakes. Silyerlake, and the bows OF