The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-08-23
WILMOT.


Fred Faulkner
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Merritt, Of
Dwight, H., are here on motoring
trip visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID.
Merritt.
Gladys Evans, of Salem, with very
n sweet unaffected voice, sang THE
Prayer Perfect" at the NJ. E. church
, services Sunday evening. Ethel Wright
Fuson is to have the solo work next
Sunday evening and she will sing
"Love Ends a Little Gift of Roses"
by openshaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Thiel, of Chi
cago, spent a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Faulkner, the first of the
week. Monday accompanied by Marie
Mattern they spent the day at Lake
Geneva.
DR.. L. Turner, district superinten-
dent spoke at the NJ. E. church last
= Sunday evening.
The last band concert of the season
will be given by the Wilmot band at
500 o'clock this Thursday night at
the Wilmot school grounds. In case
Of bad weather the concert will be
held in the gymnasium. The follow
ing program will be given: March,
Under Arms" band; overture, "Elec-
tric Park" SoQthwell, by band; cornet
and trombone duet, when You and
Were Young Maggie" Melvin Button
and G.. E. Wright; overture, Scenes
from Opera Land" AL Haynes, band;
vocal solo, selected, Emerson Schmal-
feldt: "My Lady Waltz" King, band;
cornet solo, caledonia" Geo. South
well, Melvin Button with band ac-
compartment; pianologue, selected,
Mrs. R., Ihlenfeldt, demonstration on
band instruments, by Instructor G. E.
Wright vocal solo, selected, Ethel
Wright Fuson; Victor March, X. L.
King; band, "Rays of Sunlight" over
ture, C. Southwell, band; svocal solo,
selected, Georgia Bruel; overture
Champaign Invigorator,p G. Southland,
band; male quartette, selected, Messrs.
Wakeand, Hanson, Dean and Hess
Ter; waltz, Through the Night" F.
K Logan; band, America" G. L.
Wright, conducting.
. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Nett, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Nett and children motored to Dover
on Sunday to see Rev. E, Schiefen.
Mrs. NJ L. Wright Mrs. T. Fuson
and Clarence Wright were in Wood
stock, Thursday.
Among those who were in Kenosha
from the village last week were; Mrs.
F. Rudolph Raymond Rudolph, Mrs.
j. Hasselman, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Ander-
son, Charles Schaefer, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Murphy Betty and Jack Murphy, Mrs.
D. Brownell Grace Carey, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Ihlenfeldt.
Mr.. and Mrs F. @Kruckman and
Dale. motored to Harvard, Sunday.
While there they called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Strain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Volbrecht and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. III. Gauger
and son, were in Kenosha on Monday
night for the circus.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Reynolds were
It Racine on Sunday for the day with
Ir and Mrs. j. White.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Hasselman, Jr., of
.cnosha, spent the weekend in Will
lot with Mrs J. Hasselman, ST.. Mrs.
Iasselman, Jr., who is recovering
from severe burns, remained for a
visit of several days,
Tuesday the members, of the Gene
terry Helpers association met at the
homo of Mrs. l.. Hegeman. At the
officers were reinstated for another
year. Mrs. f. Burroughs, president;
Mrs. S. Jedee, vice president; Mrs.
Fred Faulkner, secretary; Mrs. ].
Schmafeldt. The members of this
organization met for a picnic on the
five" bank on Saturday afternoon in
honor of their Goth anniversary as an
organization.
A very pretty lawn party was held
for those whH had been awarded stars
for perfect attendance at the M. E
Sunday school, Friday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, r. C. Shotlif
The premises were gay with bright
colored lanterns and after few hours
Of jolly games the children were
served refreshments.
Mrs w. Dobyns and Gene returned
to Waukegan on Monday after an ex-
tended visit at the Waiter Carey home
Mr.. and Mrs. Dobyns are moving to
Arlington, H., the first of the month
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Vincent entertained
Miss Louise Valid and VIM. Ryan and
son, Emma Wald, of Burlington on
Thursday Miss Louise Valid and
Billy Ryan, Jr., remained for the week
end. Friday Mrs. Vincent and hel
guests spent with Mr.. and Mrs. w
Klein at Twin Lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Madden and
daughter were out from Kenosha or
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mw
Fred Madden
Mrs. NJ L. Wright and Mrs. T
Fuson were guests of relatives al
Geneva and Genoa, Sunday
Miss Marie Mattern has been en-
gagged as principal of the Lamb school,
near Kenosha for the coming year,
The u. F. H. school and the Wilmot
graded school will open Tuesday, Sep.
TENDER 4th, A larger enrolment is
expected in both schools. The faculty
ior both has been engaged Princi
aal r. S. Ihienfeldt will have for as
.stants the coming year: Miss f
tletcalf of Milwaukee, English; Miss
l.. Post of Stout Institute, domestic
science; A. Reschke, mathematics ant
history; Miss Julia E. Stallman, o.
Milwaukee Normal, will be principa
Of the graded school, and Miss Olive
Hope will again be in charge of the
primary department. The seven chill
dren of the graded school who have
been tutored by Principal R. Ihlen
feldt in four subjects for severa
weeks, passed their examinations in
these subjects under Superintendent
]. Kerwn successfully.
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