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

that is to be anchored in Silver Lake
near the stand-bar directly in front OF
the Fred Schenning home. The swim
mers will greatly appreciate Mr.. Bar
ber's kindness.
Ross Schenning is the Proud poss-
essor, of a new Auburn Beauty Six
purchased from the Sette-Nash Co.
of Burlington.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schmalfeldt spent
Sunday evening in Burlington.
! Miss Gertrude 0'Connor Of BurlIng-
ton spent the weekend at the Otto
Schenning home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Sevey enter
tanned Kenosha friends on Sunday.
Clairie Dixon transacted business
in Chicago on Monday and Tuesday
The Misses Elsie and Mildred kreu-
ger of Kenosha were Sunday guests at
the August Schultz home.
Walter Baumbegger accompanied by
his parents and H. Weidbreder OF Chi
cage transacted business at the local
foundry on Thursday.
Mrs. John Salvin and daughter Myr-
| tie are spending the week with rela-
tives at Stevens Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansell Lewis of Ke-
nosha are the proud parents OF a
daughter, Arlette Marlyn, born Thurs
| day, July 5.
Mrs. Fred Beeson of Chicago who
has been i'll for several years, died
at her cottage here on Tuesday even
/ ing. The body was taken to Chicago
for interrment. The community ex-
tends. its deepest sympathy to Mr.. Bee
son in his bereavement.
Miss lydia Wohlfahrt spent Mon
! day in Milwaukee.
Arthur Hessler motored to Burling-
ton on Sunday.
On Sunday Chester Hoekney took
two weed boats to Wilmot where they
were sent down the river to Pistakee
Bay, for use there.
Frances Martin returned to her
home in Kenosha on Thursday after
spending the week at the home of her
uncle, Frank Martin.
Mrs. VIM. Schlecht left on Monday
| for Chicago. Mrs Schlecht is offer
| ing her cottage on Silverlake for rent
furnished. This will be an ideal home
for the right parties.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage of Mrs Minnie johnson to
Mr.. Charles jackson on Saturday,
June 80. Their many friends extend
congratulations.
Don't forget the Ladies Aid supper
to be given at the community hall
on Thursday evening. Why stay at
home to cook supper when you can.
get hot boiled ham, creamed potatoes,
string beans, best pickles, fresh bis
cults, coffee, and cherry or apple pie
served in tiptop manner at the hall
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Westrich and
daughter of Chicago spent Sunday at
the Chas. 10th home.
| Mrs. VIM. Riggs, Mrs. VIM. schen-
ming. and Mrs. Otto Schenning mo-
tored to Kenosha on Monday where
they called at the Ansell Lewis home
to become acquainted with the new
daughter of the house.
Mrs. Gaudette and daughter of Chi
cago have taken up their new home IN
the Oak Park Addition.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dean and chill
dren spent Sunday at the home OF
the formers parents in Wilmot.
Mrs. Walter Witt and friends of
Chicago called at the Gus Schmael-
feldt home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hurley Of Eagle
were Sunday visitors at the Chas.
| 10th home.
Mrs. VIM. Schenning entertained
Mrs. VIM. Miller and child OF WOOD
| stock. Mrs. VIM. Denker of McHenry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Elfers and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Schen-
ming at her home on Sunday.
Friends of Mr.. J. NJ. Orvis will be
glad to know that after spending sew
leral months in the hospital, he is at
last able to be moved to the home
| of his brother, J. X. Orvis, where ne
is being cared for by his sister, Mrs.
| Cooper.
On Thursday, July s, Miss Florence
Griep and Frank Taylor Of chicago
stole march on their friends by jour
neying to Waukegan where they were
united in marriage at one-tharty
o'clock. Miss Griep is the youngest
daughter Of Fred Griep. She has spent
most of the years of her life in this
community and takes with her to her
new life the very best wishes OF
host Of friends. Mr.. Taylor who is
known as the geniel timekeeper at
the BOYLE EGGPLANT last winter is now
in charge of the Boyle plant at Edge
water. ILL.,, where the young couple
will make their future home. Sincere
best wishes of friends go with them
on their future journey.
Silverlake defeated the strong DAY
les Shoes team Of Racine on Sunday
by the score of to 5. Racine was in
the lead up to the ninth inning when
Silverlake staged rally which won
the game. Next Sunday, July Is, Sill
verlake will play the strong Colored
Giants of ,Beloit. This is one OF the
fastest colored teams in the state and
should give as a most interesting
time. Come out and help the home
team win.
FOX RIVER