The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-09-20
Neighborhood NetUs

Kenosha, ,came out for the week end
with Mrs. J. Hasselman.
Fred Jorgenson, of Kenosha, spent
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Seid-
schlag.
Mrs. j. Bienie spent the last of the
week in Milwaukee.
TAere will be English services with
communion next Sunday at 10000 a.
m. at the Ev Lutheran Church, Har-
old Kleinhans, Of Milwaukee, will de-
liver the sermon.
Guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
C, Stoxen were Mr.. and Mrs. R. F.
futile of Poplar Grove, ILL.,, and Mrs.
Lyons, of Belvidere, Ill.
A. C. Stoxen returned Friday from
a business trip to New York, and
Washington, D. G.
Mrs. J. Carey and Grace Carey spent
Wednesday in Chicago.
Sister Lena Rasch, Of Milwaukee,
has been visiting the past week at
the Rasch home in Wilmot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Benedict, of Lensa,
ILL.,, were guests two days of last week
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holtdorf.
James E. Carey Of Wilmot, Wis, was
the successful bidder and was award
ed the contract for the wiring of the
new community high school building
in this city, his bid being S3,278 OF
less than half that of the highest bid
der. Three bids were received, as
follows: Leroy w. Rehm of St
Charles, ILL.,, $7,548 Edwin w. Lawson
Elgin, $5,795; James E. Carey Wilmot
/ S3,278. The contract includes all wir
ing, tubing and openings for the
lighting, clock and gong system a.
we'll as the installation work.
separate contract is to be let for the
electric light fixtures, clock and gong
The next contract to be let by thu
school board will probably include tn,
heating and plumbing systems. Thu
board has not as yet decided whel
bids on this work will be asked.
George Faulkner suffered a yer!
painful accident Friday afternoon whel
he fell through a hole in the hay LOT
of his barn to the ground floor
distance of twenty feet. Mr.. Faux
ner,s head hit stanchion and he wa
badly cut but was fortunate not havini
been more severely hurt.
Prin., R. Ihlenfeldt was in Milwau
kee a day last week.
Mrs. A. Brfnkman has been very il
for the past week.
Mrs. J. Barnstable, of Missouri
Mont, and Mrs. w. Grey and Mrs. {
Webb, of Antioch, called on Mr.. an
Mrs. r. Shotliff, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs M. Anderson left Mon
day morning for Madison where the.
will stop short time before they con
tinue their automobile trip to Spen
. Ger, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson
plan to spend several weeks in Spen
| GER visiting the formers parents.
Miss Metcalf was at her home il
Milwaukee over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt and Mr. an
, Mrs. c. Andrae and son Jack, of Mil
waukee were recent guests at the Wal
ter Carey home.
Rev. S. Jedele and his mother Mrs
, ]. Jedele, and Mrs. Reichert. spen
} Tuesday in Racine,
Mrs. R,1nyard and Mary Runyard, o
Channel Lake were visitors Monda,
' at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gee
Dowell.
: Marie Mattern was home from Ke
5 nosha over the week end. .a
A number of men interesting III
pushing the West Kenosha Count.
: Fair, accompanied the U. F. H. Schoo
Band and their Director Clarence
| Wright on booster trip to seventeen
7 neighboring towns and cities on Sat
urday. Sixteen of the band boys
were dressed as clowns, their leader
Mr.. Wright, was very animated
Darby Lady Geo. Higgins made re
/ markable Uncle Sam, while Charlie:
Schultz and Paul Ganzlin were mucl
remarked about couple - a dutchnlar
and his best girl; Frank Burroughs
was the life of the crowd as typica
gentleman from the 'Ould Sod. Mr.
Burroughs enlivened the program al
several of the stops by singing Irish
selections and they were very vel
received.
In each town short addresses were
made by Prin. S.. Ihlenfeldt and VIM
Frazier who told about the West Ke
nosha County Fair and urged the at
tendance of their listeners at the Big.
gest and Best Fair ever given in
Kenosha county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holtdorf Mrs
II. McDougall and Ermine and Blanche
Carey attended the Burlington Fail
on Thursday.