The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-10-25

cago for an operation for gall stones.
Mrs. Schramm was former resident
of Wilmot.
Mrs. Frank Rudolph has been at Sill
verlake assisting in the care OF her
sister. Mrs. David Mcclure, who IS
seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Scherf Of Withee
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs Herman
Karow of Withee on motor trip 70
Wilmot last week Mr.. and MRS.
Scherf are guests Of Louise and Ern-
est scherf and Mr.. and Mrs. karow
came for the silver wedding aan1ver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Lubkeman,
of Bristol, held last Saturday night.
| Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Krack-
man Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Cole and Mary Cole, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Hyde and Mrs. R. Anderson OF
Crystal Lake, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Ander-
son and daughter of Terra Gotta.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Reynolds enter
tanned at dinner Sunday for Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Scherf Of Withee. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Kin
reed and children of Marengo.
| Mrs. Eli Vincent left Monday for
few days visit in Milwaukee with Mrs.
! M. Mccormick.
| Mrs. S. Jedele, Rhoda and Norman
Jedele, Mrs w. Ziegler and Mable and
Victor Zeigler of Spring Grove motor
| ed to Milwaukee Sunday.
| Martin Anderson and Sam Schools
left for Chicago Sunday where they
have secured work,
| There will be English services at
| 1000 a. m. next Sunday at the Evan
gelical Lutheran church.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Lewis spent the
weekend in Milwaukee.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Stencil were
in Burlington Thursday.
/ Nh. and Mrs Guy Shotliff left Bris-
tow, Iowa, WI A~ they have spent the
past two moths for their home at
Los Angeles, California, on Monday.
| Fred Semrau Post No. 253 is to give
| a Halloween dance at Baethke's hall
at Trevor Wednesday night, October
31st. The affair is to be a carnival
dance and McAndrews orchestra is to
play.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. McDougall enter
tanned for Mr.. and Mrs. A. Runkel,
Gilbert Runkel and son, of Wheatland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Leach of Brighton
and Mrs. C. Kennedy Of South Dakota
fSunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Smith and
daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. A. Mickle of Trevor.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Beck were in Ke-
nosha Monday. Their daughter, Violet,
who has been i'll at the home of Mrs.
P. Meyers, there, returned to Wilmot
with them.
Richard Swenson of Monmouth, Ore,
former resident of Wilmot and ed
itor of. The Agitator here, mailed some
very interesting specimens to K. g.
lShotliff. Among them was a cone
about ten inches long from the sugar
pin, pumice stone, from Crater Lake,
agate from the Pacific ocean at New
port, ribbon rock, jasper, lava, gran
lite, from the Yosemite valley and
branches of mountain laurel, chinkapiin
and manzanita.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Burton of Richmond
and guests were entertained at the
Sunday.
Mrs. w. Corey and daughters at
tended the Catholic Woman's club at
Kenosha, Saturday.
Officials of, and interested parties in,
the Chain o. Lakes Recreation Devel-
opment company spent Sunday touring
the $500 acres the company has OPP
toned just south of Wilmot. Dinner
for forty was served at Edgars at An
tioch. Many from this vicinity have
reserved places at the banquet the Of
fcials are giving at the Hotel La Sale,
Chicago, Monday evening, October 29,
when formal announcement of the
companies plans will be made.
The 14'x32' hydraulic dredge owned
by Carey and Berlet is now in opera
ton at the Bay View subdivision, Twin
Lakes The dredge is the only one of
/ its kind in Kenosha county and was
constructed by Chester Hockney of Sill
verlake. A sea wall has been built
along the lake frontage and the dredge
is removing enough mud from the lake
bottom for a two foot covering over
5000 yard area The dredge throws
an eight-inch stream. The removal of
this amount of mud is doing away with
weeds, and decayed vegetation along
the shore and making splendid bath
ing beach facilities.
Bay view is the last large subdlvi-
sion that has desirable lake frontage
that can be opened on upper Twin
Lakes for all other property has been
disposed of. The next development
will have to be a modern Venice with
streets of water and no lake front
lots.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Beck were in Keno
sha on Monday Miss Violet Beck who
has been recovering from an opera
tion at the home of her sister Mrs
p. Meyers returned to Wilmot with
them.
The electrical equipment of the
Carey Electric Company was removed
from the mill into the new 'substation
last week, under the efficient man
agement of Arthur Holtdorf. The
hchange was accomplished without any
outages.
The new building has been recently
constructed by Dowell and Bowel and
is absolutely fireproof being built of
tile with a cement floor and roof. The
building is 24x40 and 16 it. high and
provision for an office has been made
Much new equipment was installed
three new voltage regulators of larger
capacity - 1712 KVA, static conden-
ser, an improved switch board and q