The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-04
SILyERLAKE.

Mrs. w. G. Schluht is in Detroit
visiting relatives.
Mr.. P. Tennes and wife returned to
their home last week We are glad
to see them.
H. Orvis and P. Swensen have been
papering and painting at C. Loths.
The Ladies Union met at the Commu-
nifty hall and tied comforts all day.
Mrs. Bassett, Waugh and Schinning
had three comforts tied beforer the
other ladies which were few got there.
they tied seven comforts that day, if
you need any tied you will know who
to call on.
Many from here attended the movie
Queen of Sheba" at Antioch last Fri
day night.
Mrs. F. Baldwin and children are
spending week at F. H. Schinnings.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Martin and daugh-
ter Margaret motored to Kenosha
Thursday.
Wednesday evening a program will
be given in the Community Hall, a
number of speakers on the "Welfare Of
Children" also singing, everybody
come, it is Free May 3rd.
L. L. Hockney made trip north of
Bristol to do some welding.
Miss Flora Weselake had tea with
Button Wednesday.
Mrs. Bourse friend of Mrs. O. E..
Lewis has returned to her home in
Milwaukee.
R. 7. Button did work at Camp Lake
this week.
Mr.. Luting called on Mrs. Capelle
one day last week.
Mrs. Doty and lady friend of Chica-
go spent the week end at the Formoch-
len home.
Did you ever hear our business
mems motto? Well, here it is, "Not how
little for the money, but how much"
they believe in full measure.
D. Becker and son Stanley, Elmer
and Ray 10th and o. d. Wicks were
Kenosha visitors Saturday.
Sunday the Silverlake ball team had
their opening game, it was well at
tended and it was a good game. The
score was Somers s and Silverlake 5.
The Wilmot High school band played
during the game.
May II there will be supper at
in the Community hall. About 40 at
vited to come and eat, also meet your
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Capelle entertained
company Sunday.
Saturday afternoon the teachers Of
the four lower grades in the SUNDAY
School, gave party for their children
in the Community Hall, about 40 at
tended and everyone had good time!
There are more classes and there are
very few children on the streets Sun
day morning.
Mrs. ]. Brandes was calling on
friends one day last week.
Mr.. F. Witt came out from Kenosha
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Fluker, Mike and Barbara were
callers in Silverlake Sunday.
The Base ball dance was we'll at
tended, the boys cleared $4,000.
May IA will be Mothers day and
their will be a special program at the
church given mostly by mothers.
CCome). In the meantime if you
haven't written to your mother write
now, tomorrow may be too late.
Many from here attended the big
doings at Antioch Saturday Ford
Day" and Dollar Day.
Mrs. Richards mother is spending
q few days with her.
Mrs. R. Hokinson and children are
away for few days.
Rev. and Mrs. Berry, Mr.. F. Drum
mond and wife and Mrs. Winnie of
Honey Greek, will take part in the
program May at the Community Hall.
Miss May Dugan got her finger
caught in the washing machine, it was
cut so badly that the Doctor has taken
stitches in it.
A necessary institution.
Is it too much to say that the church
is an indispensable institution? A few
think otherwise, but we believe that
the world would be far worse off, if
they did not exist.
The church may be thought of as a
megaphone, it calls for all to help
where there is greatest need for relief