The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-08-03
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and Marie Bowse, Mrs. Ansedeeker of
Chieagoi Mr. and Mrs. A. Lewis and
daughter, of Antioch.
Mrs, Z, Gottfredson, Alice and Hen
rietta and Ersty Gottfredsen and DR..
Mayfield Of Kenosha, made the trip to
the Lotus Beds and were entertained
at the Walter Carey home, Sunday.
| James Owen was in Kenosha several
days the first Of the week
4 Mr.. and Mrs, J. Carey and Grace
Carey drove to Chicago and KeHosha
on Thursday,
Charles Veak of North Yakima,
| Washington, a former resident of Will
mot and proprietor of the Wilmot
! Mills, at that time, spent Tuesday in
Wilmot renewing old aequaintanees.
Wilmot defeated Lake Villa on their
home grounds Sunday, to g. Wilmot
got three runs in the first inning, a
walk and three hits. Timely hitting
later in the game added three runs to
the score. Wilmot played strong de-
| fensiYe game back of Edgar. Edgar
allowed seven hits and Dawson eight.
Next Sunday Grand Billiards Of Wau=
kegaR come to the Wilmot Park,
Mrs Louis Hegeman, Mrs Leland
HegemaR and Vera Hegemsn metored
to Kenesha and Racine, Monday.
Mrs. VIM 0'MaFa returned to Chi
cago the first Of the week after spend
ing several weeks with Mrs. w. Carey,
Mrs, N. Mcclure, Catherine Mcclure
and Mrs. Volbrecht visited with Miss
Annie Broderiek Of Brighton, one day
last week.
Mr. and Mrs, l.. Bromaster and Mr..
and Mrs. sehler of Raymond, Wis.
were guests of Mr., and Mrs. August
Holtdorf the last of the week,
Mrs. Charles Kanis was quite i'll
the last week and under the care of
DR.. Becker.
Mr., and Mrs. Aug. Smith entertain
ed Rev. and Mrs. Willow, of Salem,
for dinner, Sunday.
HonoFah and VIM, Mcclure came out
from Chicago on Saturday. Miss
Mcclure will spend the rest Of the
vacation at Wilmot.
Rev, and Mrs, SEEKER and daughters
Of Burlington, were entertained by
Rev, and Mrs. S. Jedele, Sunday.
Mrs. Dowell and daughters, of Chan
mel Lake, called on Mrs N. Mcclure
on Sunday.
Georgia Bruel was home from
Whitewater, over the weekend.
R. S. Ihlenfeldt came home from
Madison for over Sunday.
Work on the gymnasium commenced
the first of the week. Architect Ken
meth White Of Kenosha, will draw the
plans and supervise the construction
( of the building,
The Mary D. is making regular trips
to the Lotus Beds now. Among those
who made the trip the past week
were, the Kappus families of Keno
sha, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lake and
children of Chicago. Thirty girls of
of Waukegan, spent the weekend at
the Wetomachek camp at Powers Lake
make the trip Friday,
Daily practices for Jing a ling are
now in progress. Twenty-four COM
prise the cast, Jing a Ling will be
taken by Marie SPAIN, the fairies are
Gertrude Nett, Fern McDougall, Elaine
schulke, Ruby Member, Ruth Smith,
Lorraine Stencil, Stanley Ihlenfeldt,
Norman Rasch, Preston Stoxen, Leon
ard Ward, John and Frank Hanson,
fairy queen, Rhoda Jedele; mother
goose; Mrs. G. W. Lewis; man in the
moon, Mrs, r, Westlake; grandmother,
Miss Wolff; specially act, Mr. Powers;
soloists, Miss Willett. Miss Darby,
Mrs, Westlake, Miss Carlen, Mrs,
Schultz, Miss Hoffman.
Jing Ling is musical fantasy in
two acts and will be given under the
direction Of the Wilmot Woman's club
at the Woodman hall, Friday night,
August II.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Dobyns and Gene
Of Waukegan, spent t hweek-end at
Walter Carey's. Mrs. Dobyns and
son remained for q visit of several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cosmis of Wheeling,
spent the weekend with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank
Paul Volbrecht and Elmer Hunter
Of Antioch, called on Mr.. and Mrs.
tWm. Volbrecht Sunday.
Mrs F. Hassleman and sons, Charles
and George, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Hasselman.
Walter &. Carey was up from Nc
Henry several days this week. He is
in charge of the Mary ID. this summer.
Among the attractions offered at
Jing Ling August II will be read
ing by Mrs. A. Williams and a group
of songs by Lille E. Darby.
Mrs. w. Dobyns and Irving Carey
motored to Milwaukee, Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Gauger and Harold accom-
panied Mrs. Drake to her home at Ed
gerton on Monday for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lake, of Chicago, and
their children, came out from-the city
for a visit with the formers brother,
W. Lake and his family at Wilmot,
on Saturday.
GENOA JUNCTION,