The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-25
wILMoT.


The last Patron-T Teachers meeting
= the year will be held Monday night,
lay goth. Miss Hope will give me-
lorial program, Mr.. Ihlenfeldt's man
lal training class an exhibit Of their
rejects, and Miss Jamison's sewing
lass, style show. Other numbers
ill be reading by Mrs. E. Phillips
nd group Of songs by Mrs. w.
ewis. The entertainment will be
ED at the NJ w. A. hall.
The high school baseball team and
1any of the students journeyed to
burlington last Saturday and were de-
Gated by the high school team of that
ity. 1t was a fast game and the
core was very close until the last in
ing. The final score was to A.
The dinner served by the Freshman
cookery class for the members of the
rade and high school boards and the
.achers of the school was delicious.
tiss Jamison and the domestic sci
nee girls deserve great deal of
edit for their work.
v
,hool and immediate community will
IKE part in the State high school band
jntest to be held at Kilbourn, Wis,
dne and 8. They will leave on the
.orning of the first by way Of Madi-
IN. They plan to spend an hour or
70 visiting the state capitol and the
University of Wisconsin.
The oratorical contest given at the
III Friday night was very successful.
he selections were we'll given and
I'D and silver medals were presented
the9 winners of each class. Nine
udents took part, five boys and four
rls. Melvin Button was awarded
st and Fred Schmalfeldt second
ace for the boys, and Mary Hoffman
st andSIrma schmalfeldt second for
e girls. The contestants and their
lectionsl we're: Mary Hoffman, At
ONE to His Friends; Irma SchmaI-
Idt, Laddie; Gwendoyn German, The
fish Gi&nt; Margaret Stoxen, Rug
e's Dinner Party; Melvin Button, Es-
nee of Pahriotism; Fred Schmalfeldt,
merican Republic; Herbert Lewis,
ON Sawyer and the Fence; Wesley
rvis, Change Of Treatment; Edward
loss, Jimmy Browns Sisters We'd
ing.
The seniorAclass play, at Pays to
dvertise," VIII be given Thursday and
riday nights,g May 25 and &c. The
lay has been under the able direction
& "a I,,oIr L.
as been working hard to give you an
interesting evenkng. Turn out to see
ne play; it is worth while.
Wilmot Personals.
Walter Carey made couple of trips
Sycamore on business last week.
Rev. ]. Brasky 9was the guest of
Iev. Graeber of kalamazoo, Mich, for
everal days last week.
Mrs. E. Peacockawas i'll the first of
asst week
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Holtdorf and Mrs.
). Morgan were in Burlington We'd
lesday
James Carey made trip to Milwau-
zee on business last week.
Archbishop Messmer of Milwaukee
vas guest of Rev. ]. Brasky Wed
lesday afternoon.
Roland Hegeman was in Kenosha
Monday.
There will be English services at the
Evangelical Lutheran church at 10
o'clock next Sunday morning.
Mrs. E. Vincent entertained Mrs. f.
Valid and Miss Emma VALID of Bur
ington one day last week.
Mrs. Wallacel left for GAINESVILLE the
last of the week where she will make
her home with'her sister, Mrs. John
7. Moran.
Mr.. and Mrs. R, Ferry of Zion were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Lotus.
Mrs. George4 Dean spent the last of
the week with} Mr.. and Mrs. F. Luke
of Wheatland.
Mr.. and MrsaJ. Bienie spent SUNDAY
at Libertyville.
Mrs. F, Beck was in Kenosha Sat
urday.
The Genoa chapter of Eastern Stars
We're the guests Of the Wilmot chap
ter Wednesday evening for Memorial
services.
Frank Kruckman spent Monday in
Kenosha,
Mr.. end Mrs A. Reynolds were en-
tertainsd at Burlington Sunday by Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Kinreed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kruckman and
a& were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Anderson of Terro Gotta.
Mrs. John Blake of Chicago was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James Buckley
several days last week. Mr.. Blake
Joined her over the weekend. Mon
day Mr.. and Mrs. Buckley and Doro-
thy and Mr.. and Mrs, Blake left for
Chicago.
James E. Carey was member Of
the K. @ class initiated at St, GEORGES
hall in Kenosha Sunday, Raymond
Rudolph will finish taking his degrees
with large class that is to be initi-
ated in Burlington Sunday.
Rev. j. Brasky was in South Bend
Ind, the first of this week.
George Dowell has purchased an
Oakland car, Fred Sherman a Nit
chell.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. vandersee Of
Brighton and Miss Elsie Harms Of
Burlington We're entertained at fbe
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hasselman on
Sunday