The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-03-20
Neighborhood NelUs

Mrs. Geo. Faulkner will entertain
the members of the M. E. ladies Aid
this Thursday afternoon.
A. C. Stoxen spent three days of
last week at Madison.
Rev. S. Jedelc and family, and A..
Reschke motored to Kenosha, Satur-
day.
At a meeting Of the Wilmot Cream
cry stockholders last Tuesday after
noon, Walter Carey was elected presi-
dent; r. c.. Shotliff, secretary; John
Nett, treasurer and Herman Seid-
schlag and John Mer11er on the board
of directors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene McDougall
spent Saturday in Chicago. They at
tended a concert given by Harry Lau-
der.
Mrs. Dolores Brownell spent .he
first of the week with Milwaukee
| friends,
Mrs. G. w. Lewis and children are
making an extended visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Wheeler Of Milwaukee.
Alvina Huff was at the home of her
parents at Powers Lake over the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Frazier were in
Antioch Saturday the guests of
friends. a
/ Irving and Blanche Carey spent
Wednesday in Milwaukee and attended
the New Milwaukee basketball
game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ihlenfeldt entertained
for the 800 club Saturday evening.
Awards were won by Mrs. Ray Button,
and Lynne Sherman. A tasty lunch
was served.
John Frank was surprised on tho oc-
casion of his G2nd birthday last
Thursday by large number Of his
friends, The evening was spent play
ing euchre followed by She serving of
refreshments. a birthday cake, candles
and all made by Mira. Arthur Holtdorf
was an additional surprise Cor Mr..
Frank.
Mrs. j. J. Moran and friend Miss
Doll were pleasantly entertained at
luncheon Thursday afternoon by Mrs,
VIM. Frazier.
Charles Schultz and Roland Hege-
man went to Milwaukee Wednesday
night for the New York Milwaukee
basketball game.
/ Marguerite Cleary, OF Milwaukee,
was weekend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Carey.
There has been some talk of petit
tioning the town board for street
lights for Wilmot.
Mrs. w. Carey and Blanche Carey
attended meeting of the Catholic
Womans club at Kenosha, Saturday
4 The Richter Wrigglers defeated the
Zion basketball team at the Wilmot
gymnasium Sunday afternoon. The
score was ALP in the Richter's favor.
4 Wedakind and Sparrow, members of
| Wilmot's baseball team last summer
played with Zion,
Mrs. Alfred Reynolds entertained
the ladies of the Hillside club Thurs
day. In the evening the men were adj
ditional guests at the dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sherman were
given a surprise dinner on their 45th
wedding anniversary by friends and
relatives of Pasadena, California
where Mr. and Mrs. Sherman are
spending the winter. They wrote also
of attending the Wisconsin picnic and
of having met Rev. J. Brasky who has
been spending several weeks at Los
Angeles, at it.
The following were nominated at
the caucus at Camp Lake, Saturday
afternoon. Chairman: Frank Hahn,
Mr.. Wicks; Treasurer: Charles Dean,
! Arthur Hartnell; assessor, VIM. Evans,
VIM Huntoon; clerk, John Evans,
Charles Hasselman; side board, Her.
man Lois, Dick Moran, Mat Reiter
and Cornelius Cook.
/ Mr.gand Mrs. W. VIM and sons and
Mr. and Mrs. r. Burton of Richmond
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Hegeman.
Doris Ganslin was home from the
Uuion Grove Training School over
the week end.
Margaret Madden was out over Sun
day from Kenosha for visit with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mad
den.
Burial services for Mrs. Ellen Nc
Guire, wife of David Mcclure were
held at the Holy Name cemetery
Tuesday morning. The Requiem mass
| was held at st. Thomas, Kenosha. Mrs.
Mcguire died in Kenosha from a COM
plication. of diseases. The deceased
was 60 years of age and had. spent
her life in this vicinity.
Surviving her are the husband
David and four daughters, Mrs. Jane
Peterson, of Washington, Mrs. John
Heyden, Mrs. Tom Fleming and Mrs.
Gene Murdoch of Kenosha, and six
grandchildren. Also two sisters, Mrs.
Frank Rudolph and Miss O'Neil of
Wilmot.
u. F. H. School Notes.
The high school faculty and stud
ents enjoyed spring vacation, last
week
i The Seniors have begun work on
Hamlet.
Ruth Curtiss visited Kenosha High
school Monday.
Regular band practice was held
Monday.
Gwendolyn German and Beatrice
Getting visited thel training schoo
at Union Grove Thursday.
Work was begun on the balcony in
the gymnasium last week.
The Seniors have chosen their COM
mencement invitations.
The Juniors are making plans for
the Junior Promenade.
The Sophomore Sewing class has
finished making their first dresses,
outlined in their course.
SILVERLAKE