The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-11-08
WILMOT.

Two masses one at eight ana CPe CON
6rmation mass at ten in the morning.
rbe confirmation class consists Of
Marguerite Zerfas, Mary Daily, Martha
Kamin. Florence Dalton, Victoria Luc-
FAX. Helen Helpers, Ruth Stauden-
never, Helen Reynolds, Mary Murphy
Margaret Dixon, Edna Kannin, Milton
Dalton, George Kamin, Fred Fox, Lee
10Y Madden, Windsor Madden, Lee
letting, George McCarn, John Kamln,
Donald Tyler, Gerald Seibert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt and daughter
ave returned to Wilmot and are oc-
.upying the living rooms in the Beck
market building.
Mrs. Ell. Harrow and son Arthur, Mr..
nd Mrs. Louis Scheriff from Withee,
Hiss Louise Scherf, Mrs. H. Gushing
nd daughter Jean were entertained
thursday of last week by Mr.. and Mrs.
ohm Gauger and daughter Gertrude.
After spending week visiting
riends and relatives. Mrs. H. Harrow
nd son Arthur and Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
cheriff returned to Withee on last
tuesday,.
The Morans received word last week
f the death of Thomas Moran, of Chi
ago. Mr.. Moran was rs years OF age.
Re will be remembered by older resi-
ents as he often visited here and at
enosha. Mr.. Moran made his home in
hicago for forty years, then married
Miss Kelly and resided in Holly
God, Cal, until failing health caused
i'm to return to Chicago where he
led The deceased is survived by his
dow and one daughter.
Saturday night November II, the
oily Name choir will sponsor an en-
,rtainment at the NJ. w. A. hall. The
rogram will commence at eight
clock, featuring Miss Lenore Wood,
dramatic reader from Chicago. This
i'll be Miss Woods second appear
nee in Wilmot and those who heard
err before declared her to be the best
eader that had ever appeared here.
She has had several years of stage
experience and her readings are al
ways well chosen and exceptionally
we'll delivered. Her first number will
be "The Spinner In The Sun" by
Myrtle Reed. This selection will last
fifty minutes Her other number is
"The Fairy Poodle" by Leonard Mer-
rick. Afford Reschke whose exception
al talent on Violin is causing much
favorable comment will play two num-
bers, "Madrigale" by Franz Drdla and
"Souvenior" by Wieniawski. Mrs. d.
Brownell will be the accompanist.
Mrs. d. Brownell and Mr.. Reschke
will both accompany Grace Carey who
is to sing "Tell Me Not Where Roses
n nd IIIc
Been Wondering" by Irene Canning.
Mr. and Mrs. Stilburg Raymond and
Kenneth Bowman, of Racine spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Vol
hrecht.
There will be English services at
$50 at the Ev. Lutheran church next
Sunday evening.
Rev. G. James of the M. Il. church
to preach special Legion sermon
or Armistice Day next Sunday even
ng at the Wilmot M. E. church. A
,ordial invitation to the Fred Semrau
POST is extended and to all Legion
members.
Thursday November Is, the Ladies
f the M. f.. church are to serve a
rot chicken supper in the church dim
ng hall The ladies are noted for the
God suppers they have prepared in
he past and are extending cordial
invitation to everyone to come to this
upper.
The Fred Semrau Post of the Amer
can Legion will give the second of a
ance series at the Trevor hall Sat
rday night, November II, McAndrews
rchestra has been secured to play.
The Jolly Eight club were entertain
d at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
olbrecht Halloween night. The
ouse was prettily decorated with
interns and autumn leaves. The
vening was spent at, cards and re-
yeshments were served at midnight
Mrs. D. Brownell and Tom we're the
uests of Mrs Speigeloff of New Nun
.er over the week end
Loretta Peacock and Laura Stoxen
the Union Grove Rural Normal
ere at their respective homes over
unday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winn Peterson and
lildren of Kenosha spent Sunda!
it'll Mr.. and Mrs. A. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zoe Bienie are occupy
lg the Wright residence. Mrs. NJ. L
right has retained room and viii
. in Wilmot after an extended visit
18th relatives. At present she is with
lr. and Mrs. G. Wright at Lake Gene,
q,
Irving Carey left for .Notre Dame
riday to be present at the annual
ONE coming and the Purdue game
nd remained several days the guest
If former class mates.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Meyers and children
f Kenosha spent Sunday with Mr.. anc
lrs. f. Beck.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lester and daughter
# Spring Prairie, spent Sunday with
DR.. and Mrs. R. G. Shotliff.
Wilmot residents were shocked tt
earn of the sudden death of Henry
7, Boulder Sunday afternoon from 8
aaralytic stroke. Mr.. Boulder haC
seemed in the best of health all Sun.
lay morning and bad performed his
usual tasks. He did not complain Of
ceiling i'll until noon. Or. A. Becker
who was called declared him to be suf.
ering from paralytic stroke. HI
lied about three hours after his seiz.
ure. Mr., Boulder though but seventy.
ave years of age had spent nearly
ifty years of his life at Wilmot anc
had he survived until December Gath
would have celebrated their fiftietl
Wedding anniversary. The family hac
planned an elaborate homecoming anc
alteration in honor of the golden an.