The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-07-19
NeighborhOod NeUs

fer. Racine On Saturday, Charles
Higgins and son, Ralph, of Grand Rap
ids spent several hours with them.
Mildred Jones has remained for a
weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen and son, jesse,
of Richmond were at the Ernest rea-
cock home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McDougall and
children were at the home of Joe
Leach of Wheatland Sunday. :
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Stoxen and fam
lily were guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Shines of Hebron.
Attorney and Mrs. Ray Darby and
daughter, Dorothy, of Chicago and Lii
liam Darby and Philip Meade of Grays
Lake were entertained by DR.. and Mrs.
John Mcdonald Sunday.
Mrs. W. Dobyns and Gene of Wau-
kegan came up for a short visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Carey last week.
Ethel Wright Fuson, accompanied by
Mrs. Walter VIM, sang at the Wa
terford band concert last Saturday
night.
Bernice Powers of Wauconda is Wis
iting at the A. C. Stoxen home for
the week.
Mrs A. c. Stoxen and daughter,
Mrs. Dorwin, of South Dakota, have
returned from short visit with rela-
tives at Wauconda.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Stoxen and
daughters, Mrs. Dorwin and Mrs. n.
Strupe, drove to GAINESVILLE Wednes-
day.
The Wilmot baseball team defeated
Lake Geneva Sunday at the Legion
park by a score of to 7. The Prairie
All Stars defeated Spring Grove in a
preliminary game, z to 3. Next Sun
day the McHenry team will play at
the Wilmot park.
The Wilmot school band will give an
open-air concert at the Wilmot school
grounds this Friday evening, July 20.
They are prepared to give q two-hour
program which will contain several
special solo numbers on the trombone,
clarinet, saxophone, cornet and vo-
cal solo. Turn out and hear our home
boys play.
The statesmen in charge of the dis
posal of the Paulist choir concert tick
cts to be given Saturday evening,
Aug. 18th at the Barry council grounds
at Twin Lakes are meeting with SPLEEN
did success in disposing of the admls-
sions. The Paulist choir is being Sc
cured at great expense and it is sell
dom that such rare musical treat can
be heard in this locality. In case of
rain the concert will be held Sunday.
The concert will be given undre the
auspices of the Holy Name church of
Wilmot.
Among those from Wilmot who were
in Burlington recently are: Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Ward and son, Leonard,
Mrs. D. Brownell, Tom Brownell, Grace
Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. George Dowell
and daughters, Irma and Sylvia, Ben
jamin Nett, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schultz, Mrs. Arthur Holtdorf, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Carey, Ermine and Blanche
Carey.
Mrs. Fred Runyard, 4 Tom Runyard,
Harry Dowell, Mrs. Tom Dowell and
John Dowell returned Saturday from
"a motor trip to Berlin, Wis, where
they visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Dowell Ruby Dowell of Berlin return
ed with them and Sunday in company
with Mary and Marguerite Dowell of
Channel Lake spent the day with Syl-
via and Irma Dowell.
| Rev. J. Brasky was at Watertown for
several days last week visiting with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Brasky.
The Wilmot Woman's club has ar
ranged the following interesting pro-
gram for Friday evening, July 9th.
| The entertainment is to be given at
the Wilmot gymnasium for the benefit
of the gymnasium fund.
Readings, "What Makes the World
Go Round by Marie Conway oemler.
"Sally AIMS Experience" from Aunt
Jane of Kentucky, Eliza Calvert Hall,
Lenore Wood.
Solo-"The Garden of Happiness"
| by Daniel Wood, Ethel Wright Fuson,
accompanist, Mrs. w. VIM.
Reading-"Robert of Sicily" from
Tales of Wayside Inn by Longfellow,
Lenore Wood, musical setting by Ros-
sitter G. Cole; Edward McCaffery at
the piano.
Solos-"I Passed by Your Window"
Brahe; "The Garden of Happiness"
Daniel Wood, Ethel Wright Fuson, ac-
companist, Mrs. Walter VIM.
Reading Pottle on Culture"
Richard Connell, Lenore Wood.
This program featuring Miss Lenore
Wood of Chicago and Mrs. Ethel
Wright Fuson of New York promises
to be one of the best of it's kind given
in Wilmot and it is hoped record
crowd is in attendance as both per-
formers are donating their work to-
wards the gymnasium fund. The pro-
gram will last an hour and half.