The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-04-27

Rev. Whitlow was a Saturday dinner
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Biemer.
Miss Jennie Loescher went to Chi
cago on Saturday to visit- Mrs. Ethel
0akfeld, returning Monday evening.
Arthur Morton of Milwaukee, was a
weekend guest at John Evans,
Miss Lulu Root Of Kenosha, was
weekend guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Susan Gooken.
Miss Mary Grant of Kenosha, was
weekend guest of her sister, Mrs. T.
G. Manning.
Mrs. John Pickens of Kenosha, was
a guest of Mrs, Pickens the latter part
of the week.
Mrs. Elvira Brown and son, Ken
meth; Miss Rachel Smith, Mrs. Jane
Wicks and Mrs. Emma Foster motor
ed to Antioch Saturday.
Fred G. Haigh, secretary of the Wis
consin Association of Real Estate
brokers, visited at Arthur Hartnell's
and Charles Findlay's over the week
end. Mr.. Haigh is located at Green
Bay, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs, Spencer Gull visited
their daughters Mrs. Ray Frost and
husband at Rochester, Saturday and
| Sunday.
Miss Doris Evans returned to Mil
waukee Normal first of the week after
ten days Easter vacation with the
home folks.
| Miss Ada Button returned home on
Saturday from a two weeks visit with
relatives in Racine.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Burgess of Cor
| liss Were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Chas. Burgess.
| Miss Ethel Getschman of KenDsha,
was weekend guest of her1aunt,
Mrs. Grant MINUS.
Mrs. Mary Gaines of Bristol, is with
her daughter, Mrs, John Evans for
couple of weeks or until Mrs. Evans
RECEIVERS fully from her fractured
ankle.
| Miss Anna Basch entertained Miss
Lillian Emberg of Bristol the week
end.
Howard E. johnson was a weekend
guest of his cousin, Floyd Mansfield
and wife, in Kenosha.
Mrs. Mildred Waltersdorf and little
son, Vernon of Twin Lakes, were Sum
day guests of her mother, Mrs. Nellie
Button.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Root and little
son, Of East Delaware, were Sunday
guests at Chas. Seaman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence CornwelI of
Kenosha, were Sunday guests at her
fathers, NJ. w. Acker!.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rhodes were Burl-
ington visitors Monday.
Frank Grove of Kenosha, was a
weekend guest at Charles Findlay's.
Wilmot Loses Opener.
The Wilmot Baseball club opened up
their new ball park Sunday afternoon
with at least a thousand fans present
for the occasion. The day was per-
feet for an afternoon out of doors and
the crowd overflowed the grandstand
and the natural ampitheatre that sur
rounds the diamond was black with
cars and people. The Wilmot band
In white uniforms marched in forma-
ton. to the grounds and under the
leadership of Clarence Wright the u.
r, IL, school boys entertained the
crowd royalty between innings. The
Wilmot team lost their opening game
to 8. Wilmot had numerous chances
to win the game, but poor base run
ming tossed away several opportuniz
ties, Edgar pitched excellent baseball
for Wilmot, allowing only. five hits
and striking out thirteen men. but his
support failed him on numerous occa-
sions. FEST of Somers, pitched con-
slstently throughout the contest and
was given good support by his team
mates. Batteries for Somers, Fiest
and Burch; for Wilmot, Edgar and
Pfeiffer.
High School Notes.
Georgia Bruel, Junior Bloss and
Gretchen Kaltenburger visited school
last week.
School was held on last Saturday to
make up for Easter Monday vacation.
The freshman and sophomore citi-
zenship classes attended the movie "A
Man Without Country" as the guests
of Mr.. Bloss at Salem, on Thursday
afternoon.
The dance given by the Girls Athle-
| tic association of the high school at
Dalton's hall, Silverlake, on FRIDAY
night, was exceptionally we'll attended.
The association extends its thanks to
those who helped make the affair
. success.
The senior class play ct Pays to
Advertise" is we'll under way under
the direction of Miss Kertendick. The
cast of characters is: Mary Grayson.
Doris Ganzlin; Rodney Martin, Leslie
knudson; Cyrus Martin, Clayton
stoekwell; Comtesse de Beauvien,
Flossie Sehreck; Ambrose Peale. Stan
ley Stoxen; Ellery Clark, Arthur Fie-
gal; Johnson, Georgiana Hoffman;
Marie, Mary Hoffman; Miss Burke
lrma Burritt; Charlotte Bronson
Mary Kerwin; Donald McChesnev
Cyril Dalton; VIM. Smith. Edwin
Volbrecht.
The Wilmot High school team was
overwhelmingly defeated by Burling-
ton last Saturday, the score being Is
to 2. Burlington scored two-thirds of
their runs on the tWilmot bows err
rors. The two teams will meet again
At Burlington, May goth.
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