The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-06-02
WILMOT.

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Mrs. w. Peterson and children return
ed with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Waddell and son and Miss
Grady of Milwaukee, and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. ]. Boulder.
Rev. J. Brasky is i'll at St. Cath
crimes hospital in Kenosha
Vera Hegeman Of Milwaukee Downer
College, was home over the weekend
Mrs. Cleary, margarine Cleary, Miss
Robertson and DR.. F. Cleary, of Mil
waukee, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Carey over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nett, Mr.. and Mrs.
b. Nett and children and Mrs. R.
Schenning and children motored to
Wauconda and McHenry on Monday.
Mrs. n. Mcclure, Honorah and Kath-
crime Mcclure, VIM Mcclure, Mr..
Hanecy, Philip Brennan and Jerry Col
Inns, of Chicago, spent the weekend
at the, Mcclure cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Westlake and
children motored out from Chicago
and spent Memorial Day with David
ShaIes
Clarence Holtdorf was out from Ke-
nosha the last of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Luedtke and chill
dren and Charles Luedtke of Kenosha,
spent the last of the week at Otto
Luedtke's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gauger had as guests
over Memorial Day, Mr.. and Mrs. May
ker and children from Chicago.
Walter E. Carey was at McHenry
over the weekend
Frank Kruckman is driving a new
Auburn car.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Gauger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mayker and children, and Gertrude
spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lub-
keban, of Bristol
Robert Nichol of Kenosha, launched
his motor boat at the Wrlmot pier last
week for use during the summer.
Miss o. Kabeleaspent Memorial week
end at her home in Platteville; Miss
Kortendick, at Pecatonica; and Miss
Kasper in Racine.
There will be German services with
communion at the Ev. Lutheran church
at ten o'clock next Sunday.
Principal r. S. and Mrs. Ihlenfeldt
and sons we're guests of Manitowoc
relatives the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Kruckman and Dale
and Ruth and Aileen Morgan motored
to Kenosha on Sunday and to Crystal
Lake on Mondays
Violet and Hazel Beck entertained
in honor of their eighteenth birthdays
at dance at the M. w. A. hall Sat
urday night. Wagners of Spring Grove
furnished the music. A large number
of invited guests were present and a
very enjoyable evening passed.
Mrs. Henry Humid and Olive Madden,
Of Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Dobyns
and Gene Dobyns were at the W. Carey
home over Memorial Day.
Mrs. 0. Swenson and Earle Swenson
motored to Kenosha Sunday.
John Hasselman, Jr., was in Keno
sha the last of the week.
Ruth and Aileen Morgan came home
from Madison university for several
days last week.
Guests of the f. Beck family over the
weekend were: Mrs. Lydia Meyers and
Madeline Conklin, of Kenosha; Eliza
beth and Mildred Richards, of Chicago;
Grace Sutcliffe of Austin; Mr.. and Mrs.
p Meyers and son, of Racine; and
Hazel Beck OF McHenry.
Fannie Bruel was home from Chicago
over the weekend.
Myrtle Westlake was out from Ke-
nosha the last of the week
Guests at the home of Mrs. c. Phil
lips over the holidays were; Mr.. and
Mrs. Probnow and daughters, of White
water; Mr.. Ansbecker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Weber and daughter, Mrs. Sem and
Mrs. Bowse, of Chicago.
u. f. H. School Notes.
Last Friday afternoon our boys play
ed game of basketball with the
Antioch team. The score was 10 to
in favor of Wilmot.
At the last literary meeting mock
trial was held. The plaintiff, Mr.. III
lenfelt brought suit against Norman
Richter for taking a basketball suit
After much questioning and cross ques-
tioning, the jury men adjourned to an
other room to make their decisionI
Not guilty. Floyd Westlake acted as
Judge; clerk of court, Laura VIM;
sheriff, Leslie Knudson. The lawyers
we're Vivian Holtdorf and Elmer
Schmalfeldt The witnesses we're:
plaintiffs, Philip Kerwin and Bert
Schenning; defendants witnesses, Iris
Wicks and Arthur illegal. The jury
men were, Aileen Member, Ruby VIM,
James Marks, Cyril Dalton, Herbert
Lewis, Stanley Becker, Harry Hassel-
man and Horace Filson.
The economies class debated the
question, Resolved that the federal
government should establish central
'oank. Ethel Dalton and Marian Bas-
sett upheld the affirmative while Geor-
gana Hoffman and Pearl Volbrecht, the
negative. The judges, Miss Kabele,
Dorothy Dixon and Sylvia Dowell
gave their decision in favor of the
affirmative
Senior Class Play.
The play Diamonds and Hearts"
will be given at the Woddmen Hall,
Wilmot, Wis, Monday and Tuesday
nights, June and T. This play has
become one of the most popular in
America. The good plot, the st ,re
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