The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-04-12
WILMOT.

aa week end with Nels Kundsen.
Prn. r. S. Ihlendfeldt and son Stan
ay returned Saturday night from q
zip TO Oshkosh, Ripon and Manitowae.
Mrs. W. VIM ana sons, of Rich
iond, have 5sen making visit Of
sverai days with Mr.. and Mrs. L.
ogeman.
MIRO. Ray Button was guest of Mrs.
Reynolds for a few days of last
eek.
Mss. II. L. Wright spent the week
I'd with Mrs; n. Gibbs Of Genoa. Mrs.
L. Wright and Clarence Wright
ere in Burlington on business Mon
Az.
Lara, Mariorey and Zelda Corr, Of
snosha, were recent callers at the
sune OF Mrs, @. Dowell.
Ruth Morgan returned to Stoughton
sturday night,
Little Robert Wright has been quite
! the past week,
The Ladies Aid Of the Lutheran
urea met at their hall in this village
Is Thursday afternoon for the annual
action Of officers.
The County store given by tho
tdies Of the Cemetery Helpers was
} last Thursday well attended, and
'er $4,000 cleared for the benefit
the society.
The Ladies of the M. E, Aid will give
cir monthly supper at the church
ning rooms Thursday, April 10. 4
rdial invitation is extended to the
ople Of the village and vicinity to
tend.
Clayton Lester, of Sringfield, Wis,
IS a guest at the home of Mr.. and
RS. R. C. Shotliff on Friday
Tony Strike. was in Burlington on
siness one day last week.
Dorothy Carlen spent last week at
ockford.
The U. F. u, school and the Wilmot
AIDES reopened following the annual
ring vacation on Monday morning.
The officers and members of Alumni
1mmittee of the U. F. H. S. met at
he home Of the Alumni president,
era Hegeman recently and made the
blowing plans for this years meeting
# he annual banquet and dance are to
,e held in the Wilmot gymnasium on
saturday night, May 26, with Ram
aelt's orchestra from Kenosha, engag-
ID to play for both. Fred Hanneman. of
will be the toastmaster OF
he evening and several other grad
lates have arranged to be present and
,ddress the assemblage,
Additional details will be pablishes
altar.
The opening game for this season
yil be with Burlington's newly organ-
aed team at the Wilmot Legion park,
sunday afternoon, April 20, This will
'e the first game for each team. The
,ame Wilmot had scheduled with the
)peka All Stars has been postponed
,util April 80, at the Wilmot park.
Wismot's lineup for the coming base
all season will include the following
;ars, most Of whom are we'll known
. the Cans Charles Sparrow, Arthur
'reazep, Frank Mericle, Wm, Ryder,
oseph Britt John Su.cliffe, Wm Ed
ar, Leland Ilegeman, Bob Malley,
Eiht' hloinaro, Joseph Klaus.
The score books have gone to press
nd the big rs page news and score
'ooE will be completed in time Cor the
irss game on April %.
arthur Panknin motored to White.
!ater Friday. George Bruol returned
it'll him for the week end with her
arents Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bruel.
Mrs. Z. Murphy spent Saturday lii
,enosha with her mother Mrs. ].
mffy.
Mr., and Mrs f. Sehram we're guests
+ Mr.. and Mrs Perkins of Twin Lakes
nnday.
Mrs, VIM OMara, of Chicago, is
bending several weeks in Wilmot at
ne Holy Name parsonage.
Harvey Hockney, of Silver Lake, as
listed in the inventory of the Morban
HARDWARE stock last week.
Grace Carey and Mrs. D. Brownell
ere in Kenosha Monday
Mr. and Mrs. James Carey and Anna
Iarie spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Cafferty of Kenosha.
The east Of "a Full House" from
arlington, played to very appre-
Ative audience on last Friday night.
heir character interpretations were
ell donc and the play was we'll liked
y the audience. The members of the
lcai legion had attractivelv decc rated
ne hall with Flags aud bunting.
Funeral services for Soseph Barn,
aahio, former resident of Wilmot
no died at his home in Hamiltor,
,cnt., April /, were held at Antioch.
riday afternoon with interment SO
gimot, in the Wilmot cemetery The
ewices at the grave were IN charge
{ the Odd Fellows lodge of Antioch.
he body was accompanied from Mon
ana, by Mrs, Rarpstsbla and Louis
|anstable,
Town officers elected on April 8,
we're: Supervisors, Herman Lois, Matt
}euter; Town Clerk, John Evans,
'own Assessor, VIM. Evans; Tle&s.
ii. Dean; Constable, Trevor. John
1utz; Wilmot, Reynolds; Silverlake,
larry Hockney.
The people taking part in the play
"Whieh One Shall | Marry"
lad no rehearsa6s during the past
week because of tho vacation. Reheay-
el will be held more frequently dur,
ng the coming weeks however. in
rider thst the people msr we'll be prs
'eFgd ct shA time OF presentation. The
asT -Thl7a haS bsea picked Is as FL
ows' IVA DEMONSTRATING Lady.
9ar's Eaaslln; SiIas Harlcy---A: as7-
'sFS = 81 OLD woman, IyNne SHEER
nan; Jack Ilast!ey-Hie sen, Staalsf
'toxSn, Carries CAes~icS-A fortune
,unter, 9ay Rudolph. leu Jenkins
'omedy, LY'e Ker6oss; Rettv Hsrtley.