The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-07-12
WILMOT.

Rev. j. Mills, Of Chicago, was at
Wilmot the first of the week the guest
Of Rev. ]. Brasky.
The Misses Alice and Henrietta Gott-
frcdsen and Chester Wilson, of Keno
sha, were entertained by Grace Carey,
Sunday.
Mrs. E. Murphy was in Kenosha, Sat
urday. In the evening her son Linus
Murphy accompanied her home for the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bienie drove to
Kegosha, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Ward entertain
ed several from Milwaukee, Sunday.
: Among them were Mr., and Mrs. Wad-
dell and children.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Faulk-
ner on Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Kimball and Leone Harrison, of &C.
noa The two latter remained for a
short visit with the Faulkners.
Recent guests of Mrs. E. Murphy's
from Kenosha were Mrs. d. Corr and
Mrs. E. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Holtdorf and
Viola Kanis spent Sunday afternoon
at the Will Krahn home at Salem.
Earle and Robert Durkee left Friday
to join their mother at Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kock and Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Kock, of Burlington,
spent Sunday afternoon at the Henry
Brinkman home.
afr. and Mrs. r. Colby and children
we're out from Kenosha on Sunday
for The day with Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Dowell.
Rev. and Mrs. S. Jedele and children
and Mrs. J. Buckley were in Kenosha
on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Frazier and chill
dren motored To Milwaukee, Monday.
Miss Mcdonald, Miss Sord and Alice
Peterman, Of Chicago, were weekend
: guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Buckley.
Mrs. Nj. L. Wright and Mrs. T. Flu
son motored to Genoa on Monday and
were there entertained for several days
the first of the week by Mrs. N. Gibbs.
While in Genoa they attended the per-
Torrance Of safety First" which was
given by cast sponsored by the
Scion Improvement association before
large crowd on Tuesday night. Mrs.
r. S. Ihlenfeldt and Lynne Sherman,
Of this village, were cast in the lead
ing rolls Of the play. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Sholdis and children
and their guests Of the past week, Miss
Agnes Anderson, of Truesdell, and
Mrs. G. Sandberg of Fox River, were
in Kenosha the last of the week. Pearl
Anderson, Of Truesdell, will arrive the
- IL f.. al. - /.
Mrs. Sholdis.
Mrs. G. c. Dorwin, Of Bowddell, S.
D., is making an extended visit with
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. A. C. Stoxen.
Sunday Mrs. A. Stoxen and Mrs. Dor
win went to Wauconda where they will
spend a week with relatives.
Helen Stoxen and Gladys Kerkoff
left Wednesday for trip through
Yellowstone Park.
Mr., and Mrs. Raymond Stoxen and
Josephine Stpxen, Of Harvard, and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Shines, of Hebron,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G.. Stoxen.
Lovers of good music and clever
readings are looking forward eagerly
to the program that will be given at
the U. T, H. s. gymnasium Friday even
! ing. July 27th. Mrs. Ethel Wright
Fuson is to give two groups Of songs
and her work needs no introduction to
this community. Mrs. Fuson has been
studying for several years with the
best New York instructors and has
sung there IN oratorios, concerts and
church work Her appearance here
will be very fortunate. Appearing with
Mrs. Fuson will be a reader Of excep-
tional ability from Chicago, Miss Le-
more Wood. Miss Wood Is to give
three groups OF selections, the ma
jority of which she gave at a recent
afternoon at the Chicago School of
Expression at The Fine Arts Bldg,
Chicago, The first group viii comprise
the readings "What Makes the World
Go Around" by Marie Conway Demler,
and sally AIMS Experience" taken
from SAunt Jane of Kentucky" hy
Eliza Calvers Hall; the second, Robert
81 Sicily, by I.ongfellow with musical
setting by Rooster Cole. Her last se-
lection VIII be Mr. Pottle on Culture,
by Richard Connell. Mx. Fuson is TO
sing "Th2 Garder of Happiness" BY
Denied Wood. ard 81 Passed by Your
Windows, fNby Brain, in her first eroup
vi songs "JuSe the Time for Roses"
By D'borsh wall be hsr last contribu-
len to the evenings entertainment.
Tho two performers ar kindly dona4-
ng their services to raise funds to
complete the payments on THE dishes
wAieh are to be naed Fer the gym, re-
Gently YurehaSed by She Wilmot Wovn-
sa'a c!uo, thA spoaesrs of the entor-
tesnmlms. Mrs Wait~g Wsnn will be
tho sccompont,t To- Mrs. Fuson.
Friday OF this wE9c& there is to be a
penis for oil tho Sunday schools Of the
county, irrespective IF denomination.
as Paddoc&'S Lake. An urgent invita-
tioG rs sx.sp6ed 70 the schools OF tne
coasty 50 attend Please bring lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs, Clyde Kinreed and
ehAdrss, Of Msmngo, spent Friday
wlts M. ard Mr. A Reynolds.
Principal r. S. Ihlenfeldt is tutoring
siaSs o. ak for several weeks in
pe~ssSstscp fos diploma examinations
h7ld S'T thSm IN August
Uh0 annual meeting OF School Dis.
iriss No. waa held Rs the w. F. II.
$. or Monday night July Q. Frank
Ksucsman wRs re-elected as treasurer
Of the district for the ensuing year
1t was voted to raise $500 for the ex-
leases Of defraying the school another
ycar. $500 of this amount is to be
donated for the gymnasium und will be
used to purchase siding so that the
ye0aipunr of the srvnanss;,,S, 1885,. \