The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-05-10


and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schenning and
son were Sunday guests of Rev. and
Mrs. Jedele.
Violet Beck spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Beck
Those from out-of-town who attend
ed Mrs. Gardeners funeral were: De-
Longs of Racine, Owens of Kenosha,
Hockneys of Antioch and Mrs. F. Bar
ter of Pleasant Prairie.
Mrs. Jedele spent Monday in Mil
waukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kanis and
daughters and Mrs. Durkee and FAM
lily motored to McHenry Sunday.
Mrs. Florence Lewis spent the week
end with relatives in Wilmot.
Mrs. A. c. Stoxen and daughters
were Kenosha shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. Peacock and Mr.. E. Looney mo-
tored to Richmond Sunday.
Mrs. Schold and family spent Sun
day in Kenosha.
The Ladies' Aid society will give
their monthly supper at the M. E.
church on Thursday evening, May II.
1t is hoped that each Sunday school
will send delegation to the Sunday
school rally to be held at the M. E.
church on Sunday, May goth, at 300
p. m. The following program will be
rendered: Devotional, Rev. James;
Business Session, Offering for Coun-
ty Work; Talk, " A Little Child Shall
Lead Them" by Mrs. Roy Swenson;
Talk, Home Department" by Rev.
Tietve; Talk, Sending Young People
for Service" by Miss Grace McNutt;
Report of the State Convention by
Rev. Wakeland.
The golf enthusiasts will be glad
to know that the links at Nippersink
will be opened for the season on May
18th. A large hotel is being erected
for the accommodation of guests, be-
sides the cottages which were built
last year. A number of new cottages
are being, erected by people who have
purchased property around Lake Tom
beau. The links are in very good con-
dition and this promises to be pros
porous season for Nippersink Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Stuederman of
Chicago spent the weekend at the w.
Carey home.
The vaudeville presented by the
Woman's club on Saturday night was
very we'll received and Melted $60.61,
for fund to buy dishes for the gym
nasium. Mr.. Larwin, the famous mu-
steal imitator, gave an excellent rem
dition of flute solo and pictured to
his audience a band marching down
the street, then he played new mu-
steal instrument called the bum-bass,
accompanied by Mrs. w. Winn. The
numbers were announced by Elsie
Richter and Marguerite Schulke, garb-
ed as very chic maids who served each
portion just right. The Dowells farce
was most entertaining and everyone
is always glad to see them back on
the stage. The Silverlake Sextette
promises to be one of the coming or
chestras of the community. Mrs.
Becker is training it. Mary Murphy
gave a number of dances in which art
she is very talented and a welcome
addition to an evenings entertain
ment. Rhoda Jedele and Mary Hoff-
man sangs popular songs, Cyril Dalton
and George Oberhoffer gave another
Of their popular Jew sketches and
Betty Murphy and Fern McDougall, as
the tumblers in the acrobatic act, de-
lighted the audience. Mrs. Stueter-
man gave some very good readings
and entertained at the piano between
acts. The Womap's club wishes to
thank the many people who helped to
make the vaudeville success.
Walter Carey of McHenry is now
working for James Carey, electrical
contractor.
Wilmot was defeated again Sunday
when our team played Lake Villa, at
the Wilmot ball park, the final score
being to l. Edgar and Leland Hege-
man were the batteries for Wilmot
and Bixby and Holstein carried the
game for Lake Villa. Leland Hege-
man brought in the one score for Will
mot.
An appropriate program will be Civ
en- at the M. E. church on Mothers
Day. Rev. James will preach a Moth
ers' Day sermon on Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ludwig and their
guest, Miss Dolores Corrigan, called
at the James Carey home Friday even
ing.
Miss Clara Rasch spent the week
end at her home in Wilmot.
Mrs. Walter VIM and children
spent the weekend in Wi1mot.
Little Wilbur Lewis has been i'll
during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carey motored
to Milwaukee on Monday.
Frank Burroughs met with an ac-
cident Friday of last week when he
and Raymond Rudolph were working
in James Carey's new lake dredge at
Twin Lakes when a large piece of
timber dropped on Mr.. Burroughs
foot, fracturing one bone. He is I'M
der the care of DR.. Fletcher of Salem.
u. F. H. School Notes.
The Juniors have been making ex-
tensive plans for their prom" which
is to be given the 18th. This promises