The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-07-05
NeighborhOod NeWs

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dren Of Kenosha came out Saturday
for weekend visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Reynolds.
! Mrs. Arthur Holtdorf and Grace
Carey were in Burlington Saturday.
Rhoda and Norman Jedele took part
in a piano recital at Burlington on
Wednesday evening last.
Mrs. N. Hodge entertained the cast
of the play safety First" on a moon
light boat trip around Lake Geneva
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Lester and
Virginia Of Spring Prairie, and E.
Kennedy of Trevor spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Shotliff.
Safety First" drew packed house
at Scion Mills on Friday evening and
it was a most appreciative audience.
The play had been coached by Prin.
r. S. Ihlenfeldt and each character
was perfectly at ease and interpreted
his part in a manner that showed
thorough drill and perfect under
standing on the part of each actor
of what his part in the cast required
Mrs. Ihlenfelst had one Of the
heaviest parts in the play. She gave
very realistic Interpretation of the
misunderstood wife and deserves
great praise for her acting. Another
Wilmotite, Lynne Sherman, was su-
perb as her husband, Jack Mont
gomery. Mr.. Sherman did some of the
best acting Friday night he has done
in the numerous amateur plays he
has taken in.
Clyde Belle, as Jerry Arnold, and q
| partner of all the scrapes Jack Mont
gomery finds himself in, was excellent
, Victor Ziegler, as Mr.. McNutt, de-
fective detective, was most efficient
| in restoring order. Norbert Klaus per-
trayed the part of Elmer Flannel, mad
ly in love with the Turkish maiden
, zulieka, which was ably taken by Myr-
tie Carlson. Lyon Overton, in most
realistic Turkish costume and an awe.
: inspiring dagger, was the father OF
Zuleika and we went about seeing
, whom he might murder in her de-
Tense. Mrs. Clyde Bell, in the part OF
Virginia Bridger, sister of Mrs
t Jack Montgomery and the fance OF
Jerry Arnold, shared all the worries
, and misfortunes that canes to Mrs
, Montgomery in the escapadss. Of the
husband and Mr.. Arnold.
MIS-. Lynn Overton, as Mrs. Barring
ton Bridger, the mother of Mrs Mont
gomery and Miss Bridger, was very
efficient dragon when her daughter
interests were involved. Mrs. Deaf
| Thompson, as Mary Ann OFinnerty
an Irish cook, secured many laugh
and portrayed the part splendidly.
The cast Of Safety First" has beer
invited to repeat the play at Green
wood, Bloomfield, Genoa and Grays
: Lake but have not arranged definite
dates for the other three places.
Between acts Mary Murphy in APP
propriate costumes danced Highland
Fling and the Coquette. A group Of
songs was very ably put on by Myrtle
: Carlen, Margaret Madden and Loretts
Peacock.
A big following from Wilmot drove
to Scion Friday evening to attend
the performance there. They present
/; ed Mr.. Sherman with a huge boquet Of
roses in appreciation of his efforts.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Becl
over the weekend were Mr.. and Mrs
j. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs P. Meyers ant
; sons, Arthur Meyers, Violet Beck, Nor
( ris Blood and Mr.. and Mrs. Richie o.
Mr.. and Mrs. SutclifFe entertainet
the formers mother, Mrs. Sutcliffe
of Chicago the past week.
Herbert Swenson was out from Ke
nosha for the weekend with Mr.. anc
: Mrs. O. Swenson. *
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Pierce of Bristo
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. r. C
Shotliff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holtdorf of Silve,
Lake, and Georgianna Hoffman am
Irving Carey motored to Lake Genev:
and took the boat trip Sunday.
Raymond Rudolph has another Fore
Sedan he purchased recently.
Mrs. Arthur Holtdorf went to Keno
sha on the bus Tuesday.
Elizabeth Kruckman was out from
Kenosha for the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Kruckman.
The ladies who belong to the com
mite on the premium lists met at the
home of Mrs. M. L. Wright Saturda,
night and revised their list for the
book to be issued for the next West
henosha County Fair. The commit;
tee is composed of Mrs. F. Burroughs
= Mrs F. Westlake, Mrs. Ray Button
Mrs M. L. Wright.
" AT one of the best games of thu
season Wilmot was defeated 6 to il
+ a twelve-inning game at Antioch Sun
day afternoon. Wilmot scored fiv,
runs in the first inning but was unabl,
to get another run on Antioch's pitch
er, Wilton. Wedakind and Hegemar
were on the mound for Wilmot.
Wilmot .. 300 Oo0 ono ae- j
Antioch ......., .002 800 600 OF
Wilmot is slated to meet State Lin,
at the celebration for the Fourth a
State Line park. Edgar will pitch fol
State Line and Wedekind for Wilmot
According to the laws of the state
the Electric company has placed sign:
on the dam and around the mill prop
erty forbidding all trespassing.
: Grace Carey was the guests of Mrs
E, Watts of Chicago the first of tn,
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