The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-03-22
WILMOT.


three days last week on business.
Loretta Peacock was i'll last week for
a few days.
Miss L. Jamison and Miss Porter
were in Chicago over the weekend and
heard Jeritza at the Auditorium on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lotus have
bought the home of Mrs. Susan Pacey
now occupied by the Harry McDougall
family.
Dorothy Carlen spent the first of the
week with her mother, Mrs. c. Carlen,
who was i'll, at Spring Grove.
A son, Alfred Jr., was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Swenson at the home
of the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Protine on Wednesday, March 14th.
Mary Boulen entertained for the
members of the Hillside club last We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mary Reynolds returned to her home
at Mound Prairie Friday. Miss Rey-
nols has been guest at the home of
her uncles, B. Reynolds for the last
week.
Mrs. Alfred Reynolds was hostess
for the members Of the Hillside club
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Earle Ward spent the first of
the week with Milwaukee friends.
Laura Stoxen was in Woodstock last
week to take the McHenry county
teachers examinations.
A. G. Stoxen was out from Chicago
1T his home over the weekend.
The quarterly meeting Of the direc-
tors of the Milk Producers Marketing
company was held at the Chicago Of
Zee this week
Twelve women friends of Mrs. Fred
Faulkner surprised her with a dinner
on Tuesday in honor of her birthday.
Sylvia Dowell and Pearl Volbrecht,
who have been home from the Union
Grove Training school for week, re-
turned on Tuesday.
A merry skiing party of fourtee 4
from Chicago, came out to the Raymond
Hotel at Camp Lake over Sunday. They
found excellent skiing with the slides
on Sunset Hill and out on the lake
the Sunday blizzard failed to prevent
their spending the day in the open
"Nhi A4aSSSAuldlly OIJ anu MaFle
Hartman, of Racine were married at
Waukegan Wednesday, March 14th. AT
ter a visit with the groom's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Hasselman of Wilmot, the
young couple are to spend some time
with relatives at st. Louis Mr.. and
Mrs. Hasselman are well known in the
community and have a host of friends
that wish them well. Mr.. Hasselman
will be remembered for the heroic at
tempt he made to rescue Harry Back
from drowning.
The following catechumens will be
confirmed at the Evangelical Lutheran
Friedens church next Sunday, March
18th; Elmer Rasch, VIM. illegal, Eu-
gene Frank, VIM. Schuelke, Evelyn
behnke, Florence Fiegel, Vera Tarm,
lrma Schmalfeldt, Gertrude Gauger,
Edith Elhert, Sophie Holtdorf, Esther
Kanis, Bernice Harm. The services
during Holy Week will be as follows
Palm Sunday, English confirmation
service at $3.50 a. M, Gool Friday, Ger
man service at 10 a. M, Easter, Ger
man service, with communion, at $3.50
a. M, Easter, English service with
communion at 1880 p. m.
Windeshiem's orchestra failed to an
pear for the st. Patrick dance at Trev.
or Saturday night and about so couple
who had gathered for the occasion, via
horse and bobsled, were disappointed.
The Legion boys promise to give an
other dance in the near future.
Burial services for Charles Runyard
of Antioch, a brother of James and
Walter Runyard of this village, were
held IN the Wilmot cemetery Monday
afternoon, following the services at
Antioch.
The girls basketball team of the u
z H. school are working hard to make
success of the Easter Confetti dance
hey are to give at the Wilmot gym
1asium Monday night, April 2. Winde-
Shelm's orchestra of Kenosha is ia
play and the team has arranged sever.
Al novelties for the evening.
James and Grace Carey have been
>aied on the next municipal jury q,
Genosha.
The ads in the score books for the
oming baseball season at Wilmot have
)een disposed of so rapidly that the
.agion boys find that they are going
o have to enlarge the size of tho
2ock.
Reserved seats for the play, "A
tull House" which is to be presented
at the Wilmot gym by a Burlington
cast Friday night, March Esd, have been
selling rapidly at the Ford & Hegeman
drug store. The play is comedy
drama of three acts and there will be
vaudeville sketches between the acts
1t was highly successful when given
at Burlington recently and big crowd
is expected to welcome the cast al
Wilmot The Ladies Aid of the NJ
E. church are to give one of their fam.
Gus suppers at their hall before and
after the play. Everyone is cordially
invited to attend
Mr., and Mrs. John Blake and daugh.
ter returned to Chicago Saturday after
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs
]. Buckley.
The meeting of the Fred Semrau
post of the American Legion for this
Monday night was postponed on ac.
count Of the bad roads.
At the town caucus Saturday the
following were nominated Supervis.
ors, Matt Reider, Cornelius Cook
Herman Lois, Charles Findlay; Clerk
John Evans; Assessor, VIM. Evans
Treasurer, C. w. Dean, Eric Hansen;
Constables, VIM, DeBell, Peter Olsen
John MUTT, Alfred Reynolds; Justice
of the Peace, Harvey Hockney, r. L