The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-09-13
NeighbOrhood NelUs

| The fair directors have been for
tunate in securing the acrobatic acts
| of the Stirling Trio consisting of two
! men and lady. These two acts will
! be given free twice daily. Then
/ merry go round is to be on the grounds
! and the Riddles and many others
are assured Of their favorite fair en-
/ tertainment. The Pike will have the
usual stands and attractions. Every
! evening there will be dance at the
| gymnasium, music to be furnished by
| a popular orchestra and all exhibits
will be open.
Stock has been entered from the fol-
lowing we'll known farms: Rhodesdale
Vaughns, Oxtoby, Brookdale, Harvey
Nelson, Ludwig Bros, Holloway Bros,
Stoxen Bro. and many others. The
poultry entries are said to be almost
double last year. This tent is in
charge of VIM. Van Liere.
The school exhibits promise most
attractive display Judging from the
present entries in needle work, manuel
training and class work.
| County agent Williams is to have a
I
ducts tent showing the benefits to be
derived from spraying fruit trees.
County nurse. Mrs. Williams, has
arranged daily demonstrations to be
| in the school house. There will also
! be health lectures and dentists will
again be in attendance.
| A special tent has been assigned to
the Boys Club to hold their exhibits
| and it will be entirely in their charge.
| All the boys clubs in Kenosha county
will have their exhibits in this tent
| and calves, garden stuff and so on
that have been their special club as
signment will be on display here.
Watch their Bulletin Board for the
| daily demonstration these boys are to
give.
The wamon's department has had
many more entries this year owing to
| the changes in the premiums and ar
ticles listed for premiums. The COM
mittee in charge have secured able
judges for this department: Nina
Wlald of Burlington will again judge
the fancy work and Mrs. E. Foltz of
| Burlington, fine arts. These exhibits
will be placed in the high school rooms
as before. In publishing the premium
| list apple, currant, grape and plum
| Jelly was omitted from the list to be
awarded prizes, Internationally. All
| Jelly entries will be gladly received.
All entries in this section must be in
by noon Thursday as the. judging will
| be done Thursday afternoon.
The women of the community have
| been meeting and organizing so that
the dinners and suppers that they are
| to serve in the gymnasium basement
the three days of the fair will be even
more attractive than in other years
Mrs. A. Schenning, of Silver Lake will
be general chairman, Mrs. 0. f. Lewis
of Silver Lake, vice chairman. Mrs..
Roy Button, Silver Lake, will be in
charge for the day on Thursday, Fri
day, Mrs. Arthur, Bloss, of Salem, and
Saturday Mrs. A. Stoxen, of Randall.
] These women will have an efficient
/, corps of workers to assist them and
all those patronizing the dinners will
be assured of an excellent meal, and
at the same time will know they are
assisting in helping a worthy cause:
For the ladies of the community do
nate the funds raised from the dinners
to the gymnasium fund. The dinner
menus as planned are Thursday: Roast
beef and roast pork; Friday: roast
beef, pork and beans, salmon loaf !;
Saturday: roast beef and chicken with
all the side dishes these ladies are
justly famous for.
Any one wishing to contribute to-
wards the dinner and who has not
been solicited, in the community, kind
Iy communicate with the committee
women in charge.
Saturday is to be Kenosha Day and
the Ke-Nash-a band will play then.
This fair promises to be the best given
by the West Kenosha Co. association.
Remember the dates, Sept, 20, Fl and
%.
Alfred Reynolds, of the McDougall
hardware store was slightly burned by
a freak bolt of lightning during the
storm Tuesday morning, while he was
Z holding the hose of the gas tank, fill
ing a car with gasoline. The bolt
struck the transformer on nearby
pole and ran down the tank and
through his arm, burning his fingers
on one hand slightly. Sparks few
around the transformer but FORUM
ately did not ignite the gas.
The following is the schedule of the
Wilmot Boosters tour for the West
Kenosha county fair of Sept. 20-21-22.
The booster trip is to be held SAtur-
day, Sept 18th:
A. M. 8:o0-Leave Wilmot.
~ S:15-Silverlake.
S:35-Trevor.
s:55-Antioch.
9:30-Salem.
10:00-Bristol.
10:25-W oodworth.
11:00-Peasant Prairie.
11:30-Kenosha.
P. NJ. 12:30-Leave Kenosha.
2:00-Union Grove.
3;00-Burlington.
3:35-New Munster.
4:o0-Slade's Corners.
4:30-Power's Lake.
4:45-Bassetts.
5:0o-Twin Lakes,
5:30--Genoa junction.
600 Richmond
Union Free High School Notes.
The classes have organized and
elected officers for the following year
J. The seniors have the following Of
fcers: President, Rhoda Jedele; sec
rotary and treasurer, Beatrice Oct
ting; vice president, Cyril Dalton