The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-11-27
SOMERS
Dedicatory Exercises at the Hill
Crest SchOOlhouse.

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DedicatOry Exercises at tho Hill
Crest SchOolhouse.
The Hill Crest school, District Ne.
| s, of the town Of Somers has beer
remodeled and is now ready for op.
ening. The building has been en-
larged by the adding of anothcs
room, basement and is now one Of
tie most modern and best equipped
schools in southern Wisconsin.
large heating plant and water sya-
Gem have been installed. indoor
toilets have been put in. There VIII
be no school during this week az ehe
furniture and equipment are being
put in, but on Monday, December lat.
school will open with Clark G. Ford
end Miss Bernice Cox as instructors.
On Thursday evening, December IL
the dedication exercises will be held.
chicken dinner will be served frorr
to o'clock. The menus ": Chick.
en-, mashed potatoes and browr gravy
salad. peas and carrots. pickles. pie,
bread and butter. coffee.
II There will be splendid assortment
Of handmade articles on sale at this
time. A program full of interest is
beic garranged There will be music,
singing, and good speaking. The
speakers for tho evening are Peder
Bach and Henry Rogers OF Racine.
Hill Crest schooi~is located on the
Burlington road and tho patrons of
the district may well be proud Of the
result Of their efforts. This COM
munity promises to be very popu-
lar social center in our town.
A license has been issued for the
marriage of Miss Anna Mueller to
Matthew Mueller Of Mt. Pleasant. Miss
Mueller has lived at the home of F.
M Mueller for some time. II
Albert Rasmussen has installed a
radio.
A farmers institute will be held at
Woodman hall on Tuesday and We'd
nesday, December 2 and 8. A good
program is announced. Dinner will be
| served each day by the ladies Of the
Congregational church.
| More than 100 people attended the
party given on Thursday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Muel-
Ter under the auspices Of the St Se-
bastian church Of Sturtevant. Bunco
aud the popular card games were
played. Refreshments were served.
Miss Olive Fink of the Hannah
.chool spent the weekend at home.
| Mrs. Ruby Lord Of Racine visited
az the homes Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Fink and Mr.. and Mrs E.. G. Ozanne
Oh Sunday.
The attendance at the Congrega-
tional Sunday school on Sunday, Nov.
2a, was ITO. The Sunday school is
preparing for Christmas program
and will have Christmas tree.
MnA and Mrs. James Christensen
end family have moved back to their
farm. They have been living in Mrs.
Eenske's fat for the past two years.
| The many friends here of Mrs. Anna
Longley will be pleased to know that
she Is rapidly recovering from an ill-
cess Of several weeks at her home
IN Fond du Lac. Mrs. Longley for
aerly lived in Somers.
Among those from Somers who at
tended birthday party given for
Robert J. Bohm at his home in Ra-
zine on Wednesday evening were: Mr..
and Mrs. Axel Rasmussen, Mr.. and
Mira. Earl Yule and son, Jack. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Bohm and Anker Ras-
4ussen and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Henn and son, Merrill, Of Paris.
Fred Donsing ST., is very Ill at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. William
Lauer.
Miss Della Bishop visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Abraham 7. Bishop at SUIT
ton, Nebraska, during the past week.
She was accompanied by her nephew,
jay Capen, of Perry, Iowa.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell of
Milwaukee were guests at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Spencer last
week.
The young people of the community
will present play at Woodman hal;
on Friday evening Of this week en-
titled "The Ra'nbow's Kimona." The
cast L.:
Nellie Van Tsssell, president Of the
Kimona SociAsy miss Ruth Miller
Ruth Ashton, vics-prssidsnt $500.
| ..............M Miss Ee-ma finland
IsahAl sutro, secretary ............
.............Mi Miss Frames Smith
Alice Marion, treasurer ...........
/ ................Mi Miss Mildred Haigh
Beatrice Courtney. slass poet $500.
.NiSs Dc ,othy Rasmussen
Olive Mercer, president Of .he oas-
ketball seam 80. Miss Elva finland
N:uifred Turner, student .........
.............. Miss 1averne Mcneil
Edith Jones, new senior .........
.................M Miss Jessie Jensen
Rose Jackson, Miss Penelope's col
sred raid miss Gladys Birchell
Miss harriet M. Spence and Miss
Turner Will direct the play.
Twenty-four members of the Art
and Needlecraft club were guests at
the home of Mrs. Edward Nelson, Ke-