The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-07-05
WILMOT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Emerson and
son and Miss Carroll of Chicago, who
have been sepnding several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. August Smith, have re-
turned to their home at Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Wohlfardt Of Silver
Lake accompanied Rev. and Mrs. S.
Jedele to the Beloit-Nash game at
Kenosha Friday afternoon.
Mrs. James Buckley and Dorothy
Buckley returned from visit with
relatives at Kankakee.
The members of the Lutheran La
dies Aid will meet at the Lutheran
Hall this Thursday afternoon, July
5. The members of the Aid are much
pleased over the success Of \their
bazaar on last Thursday afternoon.
The affair was very we'll attended and
large sum of money over expenses
was cleared.
wedding and reception of their nephew
Edward Conway and Margaret Knox
at McHenry on Wednesday.
Mrs, John Dowell and son John
Dowell of Chicago called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Dowell on Sunday
Ellen Knudson arrived from Chicago
on Saturday to spend the week with
her father, Nels- Knudson. Mrs. M
Knudson came out from the city Tues
day evening for the fourth.
A. Merrill and daughter Gladys and
Mr. Harp of Kenosha spent Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dowell.
Mrs. Joseph Bienie was in Kenosha
for the day, Thursday.
Sylvia and Irma Dowell were guests
Of Agnes Kolher of Fox River last
Thursday
Fred Gauger has installed the third
filing sattion in the village at his
shop during the past week. Mr.. Gaug-
er is now ready to serve the public's
wants in the gas and oil line as he has
a 500-gallon Red Grown Standard Oil
tank before his shop.
Grace Carey accompanied Mrs. N
Sibley of Antioch to Waukegan Thurs.
dsy afternoon where they attended a
farewell party for Mrs. w. Dobyns
given by Mrs. 0. Burke of Waukegan
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hig-
gins over Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs
Matheson and daughter, of River For
est, Mr.. and Mrs. A, Marsh, of Salem
Mrs Moran has been visiting them fol
several days.
Rev. and Mrs. James of Grays Lake
were entertained at the Sherman home
last Friday.
Mrs. NJ Cafferty and son Francis of
Kenosha came out on the bus and spent
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. James
Carey
Mr.. and Mrs. H. McDougall and
daughters Alice and Fern motored to
Kenosha on Thursday.
Mrs. o. E. Lewis was released from
quarantine on Thursday and returned
to her home at Silver Lake. Several
laboratory tests showed that Mrs
Lewis illness was not scarlet fever
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Desmond and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. P. Boiler of
Milwaukee motored out for the after
noon and evening with Mr.. and Mrs
]. Carey, Saturday.
Fred Gauger took over the contract
of carrying the mail between Wilmot
and Fox River. Mr. Gauger will also
carry passengers and express.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalhymple of Milwau-
kee accompanied by Mrs. D. Brownell
and Tom Bronwel motored from Mil
waukee Friday. A bag belonging to
Mrs Brownell was lost from the car
as they left Milwaukee. 1t contained
articles of great value but was re-
covered by Milwaukee woman.
Mrs. c. Morgan and daughter Aileer
who recently underwent an operation
in Chicago returned from the city
Fkiday.
A cement wall has been erected
around the Orvis cemetery at English
Prairie by sons of Mr.. and Mrs. S
Orvis.
Rose Heelen, Harold julius and Ed.
ward Carr Of Chicago were guests OF