The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-07-12
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and Dale, Dir. and Mrs. A. Reynolds,
and Mary Boulder, motored to Lake
Geneva.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Kohl and son Rob-
srt, If Chic&go, and Mrs. Lubkeman
and daughter, Of Bristol. spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. J. Gauger and
daughter, Gertrude.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kinreed, of Bel
videre, arrived Monday for short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Rey-
nolds.
Violet Beck returned to Racine on
Tuesday after spending short vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferd Beck.
Mra. II. Mcclure and daughters,
Katherine and Honorah, and VIM. Nc
CURE of Chicago, arrived Monday at
the Mcclure cottage for the summer
months. Mr.. and Mrs. Decrease, of
Chicago, were out for over the Fourth
with them.
Ellen Knudsen returned to Chicago
on Monday after few days spent in
Wilmot with her father, N. Knudson
Rev. and Mrs. S. Jedele, Rhoda and
Norman Jedele were called to Water
town to attend the funeral of Mrs
~Jedeles' mother, Mrs. Henke, on Mon
day. Mrs. Henke died at the home of
daughter she was visiting in Apple
ton suddenly early Saturday from
heart trouble. The deceased recently
celebrated her 87th birthday with a
reunion of her children and grand
children. Mrs. Henke was a. frequent
visitor here and will be remembered
by many in the village.
E. j. Duffy, Of Chicago, spent the
Fourth with his sister, Mrs Edward
Murphy. Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rice
of Racine, Mrs. j. Duffy, Kenosha, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox and children, of
Kansasville, were entertained at the
Murphy home.
safety First" is to be shown by the
young people who put it on at Scion
recently at Genoa on Tuesday evening
of this week; at Greenwood on We'd
nesday; and Grays Lake on Friday
evening of this week. They are con-
sidering accepting an invitation to play
at Lake Geneva. Mrs. Ihlenfeldt and
Lynne Sherman of Wilmot, have the
leading parts in the play.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynne Sherman en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, of Full
lerton, Cal, and Mr.. and Mrs. M. Miller
and daughter, of Genoa, on Sunday.
Mrs. D. Brownell entertained the
Hillside club one day last week. The
luncheon table was artistically dec
Grated in the national colors and ap-
propriate holiday favors were at each
plate. Wednesday Of this week, Mrs.
Alfred Reynolds will be hostess for
the gathering.
Reservations at the popular Nipper-
sink Lodge have been at a premium
the past week. The new hotel built
this season and known as Oak Haven,
was opened for use over the Fourth
and all of the forty rooms were quickly
reserved. Oak Haven follows the same
artistic plan as the Lodge, dining room
and cottages and is built along the
same lines of English architecture. In
its setting of beautiful old oak trees
and with a vista of the lake in the
distance it is beautiful adjunct to it's
charming surroundings. Many Chicago
and Milwaukee people are spending
much of their time at Nippersink this
season. The golf links are always
crowded and Ed. Callahan, the Kenosha
professional, has had very busy sea-
son. The links are now at their best
and are proving a great boon to the
cottages at the near by lakes who are
making daily use Of their privilege to
use them. One party Of fifty of the
office force of the Burroughs Adding
Machine company of Chicago, were up
for several days this past week. The
shelter at No. / tee has been Of the
greatest convenience to the players.
Here Mr.. Callahan has his office and
golf supplies; another side of the shell
ter Is devoted to refreshment stand
and comfortable chairs invite the
weary player to rest and also afford a
good vantage point for the ever grow
ing gallery who first watch and then
succumb to the allurements of the fas-
cinating game. The improved bathing
facilities at Lake Tombeau have caused
the beach TO be much in demand these
hot days and the convenient showers
In the Lodge are an advantage unob-
tainable elsewhere in this vicinity.
The Wilmot baseball team made a
victorious trip to the State Line Park
on the Fourth of July and defeated
their old rivals, A to 3. State Line
made three runs in their first inning,
but were unable to make any more.
Wilmot made two runs in the fourth,
and two in the sixth innings. Wedas
kin and Hegeman worked for Wilmot,
and Swan and Grant for State Line.
Sunday the Harvard team scheduled
to play at the local park, was unable
to come and substitute team from
the Kenosha Telephone company came
out. They were badly defeated by our
boys even though our team used SUBJ
stitues for pitching and catching.
Next Sunday the fans are promised
lively game when Lake Geneva
comes to Wilmot for the first game
we have played with them this season.
James Owen spent several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. belong, of Racine last
week.
Principal r. s. Ihlenfeldt leaves July
10Th for week at GAINESVILLE and an
other at Waukesha. Mr.. Ihlenfeldt will
attend the school for the Smith
Hughes agriculture men held in these
cities then.
Mr.. and Mrs. B.~Riel and sons, of
kenosha, motored from Kenosha re-
Gently and visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
y. Moran.
Mrs. VIM Mecklenburg, of Trevor.
spent the Fourth in most pleasant
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