The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-18
MILMOT.
U. F. H. School Notes.

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and an interesting program has
cen arranged.
There will be meeting of the fair
,mmittee this week. The regular
remium list has been gotten out and
ill be in the hands Of the printer by
!e end of the week.
The senior class play, at Pays to
dvertise," will be held on the eve
ings of May 25th and goth, at eight
clock.
George Vincent will lecture to the
udents this week about calf clubs.
Our boys defeated the Richmond
iseball team last Friday at Wilmot in
fve-inning game. The shortness Of
le game was due to the late arrival
, the Richmond nine. Richter, who
tched three innings for the locals,
ruck out six men. Because of an in
Try to one Of his fingers he WAS re-
aced by Tom Madden for the last
vo innings. The Wilmot boys played
excellent game as may be judged
the score Of 81 to 2.
The junior class held their prom,
le biggest social event of the school
EAR, at the M. W. A. hall last Friday
lght. The hall was prettily decorated
it'll pink and white streamers strung
,ross the hall and boquets Of lilacs.
owells orchestra furnished the mu-
c. That the prom was such sue
SIS was due to the splendid organiza-
On and the untiring efforts of the
ass of 1923.
AS a result of the visit of Inspector
lex, of Madison, the following report
as received from Supt. John Gala
IN: "0ur Mr.. Dick, supervisor of
hools, spent some time in your school
ay and 4. He makes a very favor
lie report on the whole. He men
Jns the excellent attention and CO.
GRAFTON on the part of the pupils.
you must lose some of your teach
s at the end of the year trust their
aces will be filed with as competent
les as you have now. greatly APP
reciate the successful way in which
our school is being run and stand
ger ready to assist you in any way
ossible."
The junior cleanup committee held
picnic in Joyce's woods Saturday aft
rnoon. Everyone agreed it was the
olliest picnic he had ever attend
d. However, on their return home a
heel came off the car, causing the oc-
upants to walk the remaining dis
ance home.
WilmOt Personals.
Wilmot defeated the Opeka All Stars
# North Chicago Sunday to 2 after
battling eight rounds to a scoreless
lie. Edgar and Opeka pitched superb
baseball but the former had the edge
allowing only six scattered hits and
striking out twelve men. Nelson's
work behind the bat makes him fav-
orite with the fans. Mericle's fielding
and timely hitting featured for Will
mot and a wonderful back-handed
latch by the Opeka third baseman
brought the crowd to its feet in the
sixth when Wilmot threatened to
score. Richter filed in at second for
Sparrow and performed brilliantly. M.
Fitzgerald umpired the game in very
creditable manner, moving to every
play in big league style.
~ Chicago 49,. 0 0 90 0 0 2--2
Wilmot ,,.. O00 0 0 0 0 3-3
Next Sunday the fast East Troy
team will come to Wilmot. East Troy
has not been defeated this season and
are confident of adding another victory
to their record, Batteries for East
Troy-Mullen and Sawyer; Wilmot-
Edgar and Nelson. Fitzgerald will
umpire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bruel of Mil
waukee were guests the last week of
MIR. and Mrs. George Bruel.
Mrs. Mccormick of Milwaukee was
a guest several days last week of Mrs.
E. Vincent.
Mrs. Edith Thompson of Chicago
was guest of Mrs. Arthur Holtdorf
for a few days last week.
There will be Memorial Day services
at the Salem cemetery at IL o'clock
and at the North Bristol cemetery at
10 o'clock on Memorial Day. The
services will be conducted by the AM
erican Legion post Of Salem town
ship.
Walter Carey spent Saturday in Chi
ago.
John Cosmin of Wheeling was a
weekend " tor at the John Frank
home,
Mrs. F., Beck and Mr. and Mrs. F.
Schram of Richmond motored to Keno
sha on Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Anderson of Chan
mel Lake were Sunday guests at. the
home Of E. Peacock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Kinreed and
family of Marengo and Mr.. and Mrs.
Winn Peterson and children of Keno
sha were entertained at the home of
Mr., and Mrs. Alfred Reynolds on sun
day.
Walter Carey and daughter, Grace.
were in. Milwaukee on business We'd
nesday.
Miss Vera Hegeman and guest, Miss
M. Perry, of the Milwaukee Downer
college, were at the Louis Hegeman
home over the weekend.
Rev, and Mrs. S. Jedele and children
motored to Burlington on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dean motored
to Fontana Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith of Grays Lake where they were
the guests of Mr., and Mrs. G. Ross
miller,