The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-06-14

primary department. ftoWer MarcH,
primary department; Maypole dance,
third and fourth grades.
Attendance record for the year in
the primary department under Miss
Hope was held by Leonard Ward who
was neither absent or tardy during
the year. Stanley Ihlenfeldt was new
err absent but had one tardy mark.
Mary Schold was perfect in attend
ance since entering school at Wilmot;
Lorraine Stensel was absent one day.
Hazel Schold absent one-half day
since entering on October 1st. There
were 81 days of perfect attendance
during the school year. Miss Hope
has been re-engaged for the coming
school year.
Lawrence Stensel and Donald Ty-
Ter of the intermediate department
passed the eighth grade examinations
and will enter High school in the fall.
Miss Ida Rasch, Mrs C. J. Koehler
and Otto Rasch were in Chicago Sun
day to visit their brother, John Rasch,
who is i'll with diabetes at the Pres
byterian hospital there. They report
him much improved.
Mrs. J. Carey and Blanche Carey
were in Kenosha Wednesday.
Mrs. Shines and daughter, Isabelle,
of Hebron spent several days last
week visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Lotus.
Chester Jamison motored from APP
pleton Saturday. Sunday Miss Ida
Jamison and Mrs. Durkee and daugh-
ter, Josephine, returned to Appleton
with him. The latter two will be the
guests of Miss Jamison at her home
for the coming week. Miss Jamison
has resigned as home economics teach
er Of the U. F. H. school for next
year and will enter Madison univer-
sity in the fall
Mr. and Mrs. H. McDougall were in
Kenosha on Wednesday.
Mrs. A. C. Stoxen will be the next
hostess for the Wilmot Womans club
Wednesday, June 9th.
A class Of twelve received their first
holy communion at the Holy Name
church at the nine o'clock mass on
Sunday morning. They were: Mar
tina Kamin, Victoria Luchuck, Florence
Dalton, Mary DAILY, Margaret Dixon,
Leo Letting, Malcolm Dalton, Of Sill
verlake; Edna, George and Alexander
Kamin, of Camp Lake; LIE Roy and
Windsor Madden, of Wilmot.
Notice has been given to the quail
fed electors of the Union Free High
school district of the towns of Salem,
Randall and -Wheatland that the an
nual meeting for the election of Of
lcers and the transaction of other
business will be held at the High
school building at Wilmot Monday,
June 18th, from o'clock to o'clock.
The term Of Otto Schenning of Sill
verlake, president of the board, ter
inmates at that time. Mr.. Scheming
has made an excellent president and
it is hoped that he will be reelected.
Mrs. J. Hanson and Vera Schuelke
were Elgin shoppers Saturdays
Principal and Mrs. r. S. Ihlenfeldt
and sons left Sunday for Two Rivers
where they attended the wedding
Tuesday afternoon of Mrs. Ihlenfeldt's
sister, Myrtle Naser to 0. Witte of
Two Rivers. a
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Higgins and daughe
ter, Geraldine, and Kermit Schreck
motored to Oak Park Sunday and
spent the day with Mrs. c. Matheson.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. O.
Reynolds, Oliver Donald, was bap-
tized at the Holy Name church by Rev.
j. Brasky on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Nett were sponsors. 8.
Rev. and Mrs. s. Jedele and Mrs. D..
Buckley and Dorothy were in Kenosha
last Wednesday, r
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kramer of Chicago, James Bernard,
was baptized at the Holy Name church
by Rev. j. Brasky on Sunday. The
sponsors were Adeline Kramer of Chi
cago and Leo Markwenski of Silver
lake
Miss Porter left for her home at
Madison on Sunday.
Wednesday Mrs. S. Jedele and
daughter, Rhoda, accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Wohlfardt and daughter, Lydia,
of Silverlake to Milwaukee.
The, Lutheran Ladies Aid met at
the Lutheran hall last Thursday aft
ernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Carey drove to
Milwaukee for several days the first
of the week
The North Shore Bus company will
start their bus route from Kenosha to
Lake Geneva passing through Salem,
Trevor, Wilmot, Twin Lakes and Pow
ers Lake on Saturday, June 10th. They
expect to have four buses running
each way.
Art Henke, pitcher of the Midwest
League from Canton, Ohio, was a
guest of his uncle and aunt, Rev. and
Mrs. S. Jedele Wednesday night.
Forty-three members of the Ice
mans Retailers association had a
chicken dinner at the Hartnell hotel
at Twin Lakes last Wednesday.
Benjamin Nett made business trip
to Milwaukee one day last week.
The baseball team from the Keno
sha High school defeated the u. F. H..
S. team at the Legion park last We'd
nesday afternoon by score of Z to 4.
About hundred farmers and men
from the adjacent villages gathered
at the Swartz farm, south of Fox riv-
er banded to hunt the coyote on Fri
day. After an all days hunt the ami
NAL was located on an island in the
river and while it was shot at numer-
Gus times was finally killed by Ivan
Smith of Silverlake. The animal or
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