The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-04-19
WILMOT.

Miss Jamison and Rhode Jedele were
Chicago over the week end the
,uests Of Miss Nancy Hanson.
Blanche Carey returned from Wis
t of several days with Chicago friends
Sunday.
Rev. s. and Mrs. Jedele and Norman
,dele motored to Burlington Sunday
;ternoon for visit with Rev. and
RS. SEEKER.
Mary Daily, of Silver Lake, spent the
eek end with Mrs. ]. Carey.
Tony Strike is working for Leila
egeman.
The Wright Undertaking parlors had
large of the funerals Of Mrs. A.
andy, Of Salem, and Mrs. Lancer, Of
acme this past week. The, remains
Mrs. ~Cunday were shipped to her
d home at PIattsville for interment
i'd burial of Mrs. La Nicer was at the
lem Mound cemetery.
Margery Wright was i'll the last of
week.
Vera Hegeman was the honor guest
Shower given by Mrs. Louis Bur
n, of Richmond, Saturday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. G. Higgins and daugh-
motored to Kenosha, Friday.
Rev. J. Brasky and James Carey
owe to Milwaukee the first Of the
EEK.
Mrs. E. Ward entertained for the
embers of the Hillside Club last
SEX Wednesday and Mrs. D. Brownell
is Wednesday.
John Nett was in Chicago on a
opping trip Thursday.
Mary Kaizer has returned after a
veral weeks stay at her home near
'ighton during the illness and death
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Kaizer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Smith were out
ON Kenosha for the day, Sunday,
tn Mr.. and Mrs A. Smith.
We're Hegeman was in Chicago one
last week.
Mrs. E. Murphy was in Kenosha ov-
the week end with relatives.
Mrs. F, Kruckman was hostess for
meeting of the Wilmot Woman's
Tub. Vera Hegeman gave a very in
resting and instructive demonstra-
on Of silk and wool textiles. At the
usiness meeting the new officers for
he club year were elected Mrs. F
burroughs, president; Mrs. S. Jedele
ice president; secretary, Mrs. L.
amison, treasurer, Mrs. E. Murphy
'lans were made for the club to pur-
'hase set Of dishes for the gymnas-
UNI as their next donation towards
he gym fund.
The plans for the vaudeville that is
% be given under the auspices of the
Woman's Club were completed. The
entertainment is to be at the gym
Saturday night, May 9Th.
The next meeting will be at the
ZONE of Mrs. Becker of Silver Lake the
4vening of Wednesday, May 2S. The
meeting closed with the serving of a
'ery appetizing lunch by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carey were in
dcHenry Saturday to see their nep-
1ewe>Gerald Carey who is to be OPP
rated for appendicitis in the Post
Graduate Hospital att Chicago this
week
Rev. j. Brasky of the Holy Name
3hurch baptized the infant son of Mr..
md Mrs. A. Haertl of Bristol, Robert
ohm, and the infant daughter, Evelyn
lay, of Mr., and Mrs. w. Sarbacher of
win Lakes Sunday morning.
The Legion Ball Park will open for
he summer season next Sunday after
Don, April 22nd, at 2:15, for the sea-
on's first game. The Legion team
gill meet Burlington's crack team
ere and an exciting game is promised
he batteries are VanWie and Boyle
or Burlington and Edgar and Hege-
aan for Wilmot. AS this is the only
anne scheduled in the vicinity rec
I'd crowd is expected. Be sure to Be
ne of the fans.
The regular meeting Of the p. T. A.
vas held at the High School Tuesday
light, April 10th. The following pro.
ram was given: Community singing
usiness meeting; piano selections
'hoda iJedeie; use of milk in the diet
iiss Jamison; reading, "The Highway.
nan" Doris Ganzlin; piano selection
ileen Memler; vocal selections. Mrs
= LOTUS; reading, Mrs Durkee.