The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-05-17
GENOA JUNCTION

Swan was in rare form last Sunday
d held the strong Silverlake aggre-
ton to two hits and one run. How
er, the run was not an earned one,
t due to an error by Mcclellan who
)pped an easy one in left field. This
something unusual for Herbie, and
are glad he had to make his an
Al in one-sided game. Starr, the
It man to face Swan, slammed one
center which looked like three
eyer, but Richter made wonderful
and grabbed it with one hand.
at sure was some setback for the
verlake rooters. Bartels had his
ting eye and slammed out dou-
and single. Shevel rung up
ne4run No. 2 and Williams broke
the home-run class by clcuting
circuit drive Sharkey batted
Phillips in the eighth and met
pill for single. Miller took
DIS place in right in the ninth, but
re was no chance for him to do a
ng as we say Swan was in form.
en- the smoke cleared up the score
nd doomed up like this:
.ilverlake ..... 001 900 000--1
,tate-Line ....4 1902. 104 10x-9
Batteries: Silverlake, Wedecamp and
ok; State-Line, Swan and Bartels.
uck out, by Wedecamp, IL; by
an, 8.
Jext Sunday the State Line plays
lmot at Wilmot, so head your Liz
) in that direction.
Death of Edwin George Price.
dwin George Price, the youngest
, only surviving son of Kaspar L.
Christine Kesslar Price, was born
20, 1859, and died May 10, 1923,
the age Of 60 years months and
days. He was born on the Alden
nestead farm now owned by E. L.
)bard, and within one mile Of the
ne built for his family and on
ich he has resided for forty years.
was married Feb. 6, 1883, to Min
G. Krause at Lake Geneva. Six
ildren were born to this union:
anna B., deceased, MRS. Charles E.
)ake, Peekshill, N. Y; Louis c.,
award; Mrs. A. A. Brown, juneau,
is; Chester A., at home; Mrs. O..
Benson, Crystal Lake, I'll. He leaves
mourn his loss his wife, FIVE chill
,en, ten grand children, who are the
lily diving relatives besides nephews
i'd nieces, one cousin, En-. c. Hill
San Antonio, Texas. He was q man
no was never seen idle, but who
ID every consideration for his fam
7 and whose main pleasure and COM
rt was having his family with him
I'd providing for them. He had not
implanted of any ailment for some
me, but for the past six months he
ID occasionally spoken Of being short
breath. On the day Of his death
J was blowing in the field. He had
emed happy and as we'll as usual
breakfast and was at work at $3.50
clock driving three horses on sui
? plow. Chester was following him
thea walking pillow. At about 9:15
clock he noticed his fathers team
ID stopped but not being close by,
ought that he was cleaning the mold
ard Of the pillow. When camp up
noticed his position on the pillow
be unnatural, and hurrying to him,
und that he had passed away. His
n took him to the home and DR.. B.
Bill was called and and pronounced
ath due to heart failure. His death
ts>as unexpected as sudden, and q
eat shock to his family and friends
at can hardly be realized. He has
ways been connected with the Luth-
an church, and for the past year has
en- member of the Park Row Con-
egational at Lake Geneva. While
regular attendant he practiced
lristianity in his every day life.
neral services were held Sunday
oernoon and interment was made in
oomtield cemetery.
School Notes.
(By HARRIET Vosburgh.)
Miss Merle Dusso and Miss Susie
tterson are visiting schools at Ell
/.
Tohn vosburgh was on the sick
Friday.
Dorothy Freeman won the SPELL
wn in the fifth and sixth grades
week.
Miss Ruth Parsons spent the week
i at her home near Elkhorn.
>Genoa junction Personals.
Mss Marian Goetluck of Kenosha
tied friends here Sunday.
/. D. c. Bannister transacted bust
SIS at Lake Geneva Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles, Matthews, Mr..
Mrs. A. L. Lindner and son of
icago, Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Hayford
Crystal Lake, Mr. and Mrs. G. E.
ylor, and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl F..
lliams were Sunday guests in the
s. Darling home, when they helped
lebrate Mr.. Darling's birthday.
Arthur Moon and Stanley Norton
.sited Kenosha relatives and Friends
lnday.
Miss Elma Burgett of Chicago spent
lnday here with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Mcdonald and
IN, Harold, attended the movies at
axe Geneva Thursday evening.
c. E. Williams was business call
. at Elkhorn Wednesday.
Miss Alma Amborn and Mrs. Ed
chroeder and children of Kenosha
ave been spending a week with their
nrents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ambo.n.
Otto Long was home from Chicago
Cnday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harrison and
lmily of Mayville spent. the weekend
18th Mrs. Kate Blanke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Robinson and
IN Of Kenosha were Sunday guests