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

onto it and gradually swim with its
aid, to thesshore and safety. Both men
have been untiring in their efforts to
find the drowned boy and, every morn
ing at five o'clock has found them out
on the river at work.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kruckman visited
friends at Richmond Sunday.
Blanche and Ermine Carey spent the
first Of the week at Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Kanis, Mrs. 0. Holt
dorf, Louis and Lucy Holtdorf and
Mrs. G. Kanis Sr. motored to Fond du
Lac Thursday. Mrs. Charles Kanis
remained for weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Nick Hahn.
Elmer Taylor of Chicago, Mr. and
Mrs. B. Dean and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Dean of Silverlake and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Luke and son of Wheatlsnd
spent Sunday at the George Dean home.
Prin. R. S. Ihlenfeldt was in Madison
over Saturday.
There was meeting of the directors
of the fair board Of the West Keno
sha County Fair Association Wednes-
dy night, for the settling Of all mat
ters pertaining to the fair just held.
The Fine Arts Quartette of the Red
path Lyceum Company of Chicago will
present the first number of the Wilmot
Lyceum course in the Woodmen hall on
next Friday evening, October 81
The lyceum course was booked under
the auspices of the parent-teacher as
ISOLATION of the Wilmot schools, and it
is hoped that the public will avail them
selves Of the opportunity to attend this
high class program.
One Of the pleasing features of the
program is a musical sketch detailing
the life and songs of old Ireland. The
sketch is replete with Irish wit and
pathos and is given in Irish costumes,
A splendid arrangement of the best
in Spanish music is given in appro-
pirate costumes and, in addition, varied
solos, duets, trios, quartets and read
ings are rendered with artistry, and
verve. Every member of the company
is soloist and the program becomes
recital of individual artists and a
novelty Program combined.
This program will be the biggest at
traction of the season and it is hoped
that the course will be a success finan-
cially in order that a regular course
may again be booked another year.
Remember the date and be sure to at
tend.
The pupils of the agricultural classes
will attend the poultry culling demon
stration which will take place on the
farm of J. A. .Schulke on next Friday
afternoon.
U. F. H. School.
Parliamentary drill by Mr.. Ihlen-
feldt was held in the main room
Thursday.
The Parent-Teachers' Association
met Tuesday, October IL. The high
by parliamentary drill, conducted by
A. Fiegel
Miss Jamison gave talk on we'll
proportioned meals, on Friday to the
assembly room.
A competitive adding test was held
Wednesday between She scholars of
the different classes. The Seniors re-
ceived first place.
Twenty-seven pupils from the fourth
grade up to the Seniors in high school
have agreed to join the band. Some
night next week Mr.. Charleton, the
state organizer for the Holton people
will address the parents of these chill
dren at the high school and will try to
interest others in allowing their chill!
dren to join.
The party held at the high school
Friday night was wonderful success.
1t was the annual Initiation of the
Freshmen and all of the faculty, with
the exception of Hrin. Ihlenfeldt, were
present and were initiated. After the
initiation games were PLAYED and de-
licious lunch served. Music for the
dancing was furnished gratis by the
Gump orchestra of Silverlake.