The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-01-25


from Kenosha Sunday and spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. E. Murphy.
Mrs. M. L. Wright ard Clarence
Wright were in Kenosha Monday.
Several crowds from Wilmot mo.
tored to the Ski meet at Gary Sunday
Among those who went were: Rhods
Jedele, Ermine and Blanch Carey
Rose Staudenmyer, Donald Tyler and
Irving Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Beck and Violet
were in Racine and Kenosha Friday
| Hazel Schaefer and Harold Baily
Of Kenosha were week end guests Of
Ann and Linus Murphy.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. Frazier and Mrs
| E. Murphy were in Kenosha Friday
| The Fred Semrau Post of the Am.
teriean legion met at the local Legion
hall last Monday night. Two new
members, VIM. Gandt and L. Raymond
of Camp Lake were admitted. Several
more new members will be admitted
soon.
R. G. Shotliff has had radio in.
stalled in his store during the last
week and is acting as selling agent
for the radio sets. Stock reports and
the latest associated news reports
concerts and lectures broadcasted by
the various stations can now be
heard by means of the radio at Mr.
Shotliffs. Call around and have him
demonstrate.
Mr.. Ward and son Lenard, VIM
Stencil and Austin Stoxen motored
to the Ski meet at Gary Sunday.
Vera Hegeman accompanied the
Burtons of Richmond to the Ski meet
at Gary Sunday.
Mrs, M. Carey, Evelyn, Genevieve
and Gerald Carey, Of McHenry, spent
Monday afternoon with relatives in
Wilmot.
Roland Hegeman and Henry Meek
lenburg were at Gary for Ski meet
Sunday.
Rev. S. Jedele christened the infant
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers
of Racine and Mr.. and Mrs. Schram
of WiImot at his residence Sunday
morning. The babies were named
Jaunita Elenora Meyers and Harriet
Ella Schram. Following the christen-
ing there was family dinner at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Schram
Mrs. P. Meyers and children from
Racine are spending the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Beck.
Ralph Whiting of Hebron, and Mr..
and Mrs. Stoxen of Spring Grove
spent Sunday at the A. S. Stoxen
home. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Runyard and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Runyard and children spent Saturday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dowell.
Chief Strongheart appeared in the
fourth Lyceum number at the school
gymnasium Saturday night before a
very appreciative audience. The
Chief gave very intere sting talk on
Indian manners, customs and ideals
and closed with strong plea for the
enfranchisement of the Indian and
the adjustment of the indian Bureau
at Washington. His remarks made a
very favorable impression on the aud
fence and made many converts to the
indian cause.
u. F. H. School Notes
A number of the Wilmot High
school students accompanied the
Boys B. Ball team to- McHenry on
Friday mite. The game was closely
contested, the score at the end Of. the
first half being TT and the final
score 81 in favor of McHenry.
On Wednesday mite, Jan, "a Water
ford H. school played Wilmot at Will
mot. A 80 piece band from Water
ford and al piece band from Wilmot
played at intervals thruout the game,
Our boys will play Burlington at
Burlington next Friday mite Jan. 26.
A band concert, basket social and
dance will be given in the gymnasium
Saturday mite under the auspices of
the High school band. The girls Of
the glee club are preparing several
numbers for this concert.
Miss Porter and Miss Janison
were entertained by Miss O'Conner
Thursday night.
The European History class wrote
an examination Thursday.
The American History class is
studying the Lincoln Douglas debates
this week.
Several new magazines have been
ordered for the library.
The Freshman girls will take
charge of the noon lunches during
the second semester.
The Sophomore girls will study
sewing and millinery in place Of food
study the coming semester.
The final exams. for the semester
will be held Thurs. and Fri. of this
week.