The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-08-28

2hoda Jedele are members OF the 1874
| graduating class Of the U. F. ii. School
who have enrolled at the Union Grove
/ Rural Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rice, Racine, Mrs.
| J. Duffy, Kenosha and Jack Duffy OF
| Buffalo, N. Y, were guests Sunday Of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Murphy.
There will be English -ervices at the
Evangelical Lutheran Church next
Sunday at 10000 q. m.
Mrs John Hasselman Jr. received
word Saturday of the death of her
| father at St. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Maddene and
children, of Kenosha, spent sunday
| With Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hidden.
John and Ben Nett were in Milwau-
kee on business Tuesday. :
Guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
/ C. Stemm were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Stoxen of Woodstock, Nr. and Mrs.
H. Shines, Hebron, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hellett and son Edward of Sycamore
| spent Wednesday and Thursday of last
week at the Stoxen home.
The members of the Wilmot Gene
terry Association met at the home OF
Mrs. Frank Burroughs last Tuesday.
At the election of officers Mrs. +.
Burroughs was elected president; Mrs.
S. Jedele, vice president, Mrs. Fred
Faulkner secretary. Mrs. John Schmal-
feldt.
Members of the Salem NJ. z. Epworth
League gave the pageant, The Chal-
h lenge of The Cross at the Wilmot M,
E. church Sunday night. 4
Ruth Shotliff is spending the week
at the home of her aunt Mrs. Clay
ton Lester at Spring Prairie.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Fuson, Mrs.
N. Fuson. Mrs. M Wright returned
Monday from trip of several weeks
in Colorado and Nebraska. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Fuson will be here for several
days before returning to their home
at New York.
DR.. II. Derby was in Kenosha Sat
urday.
Helen Stoxen and her grandmother
Mrs. L. Cook, returned the last Of the
week from a visit In Northern WIS
consin and Minnesota.
Mrs. Fred Madden and daughters
were in Kenosha several days last
week for dental work.
At a meeting of the U. F. H. School
Board last week steps were taken to-
wards the installation of heating
plant for the gymnasium.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ihlenfeldt ard Mr..
and Mrs. F. Burroughs spent Sunday
at Crystal Lake.
Irving Carey was in Racine and Mil
waukee, Monday.
At meeting of the Fair Board of
the West Kenosha County Fair As
ISOLATION at the home of the Secretary
Roy Button last Friday evening plans
were made for the three day fair to
be held at Wilmot September 25, Is
and 27. Most of the evening was spent
in arranging the premium list which -
to be published this week. Two vau-
deville troupes have been secured Tor
the fair. One troupe of nine negroes
will give several performances daily
and they will play for the dances IN
the evening besides.
Farmers are going to be very much
interested in the exhibit the Interna-
tional Harvester Company plan for
this fair They have taken 40x12O It.
space and one of their displays will be
the evolution Of the harvester ma
chine. The company also intends CIV
ing two prizes. A moving machine
will be given the farmer who owns the
greatest number of Deering McCor-
mick machines. The holder of sec
ond lucky number will have a choice
of several machines made by this conf
pany.
The fair this year promises to ex-
coed in exhibits all previous fairs held
at Wilmot More detailed accounts
will be published later, of the differ
ent programs for each day of the fair.
Margaret Madden, Xenosha, is spend
ing The week at the home OF her par
ents in Wilmot.
Tom Brownell returned home Mon
dav after spending two weeks with
relatives at New Munster.
Laura Stoxeh is attending the in
stitute at Union Grove this week.
Helen Stoxen will attend an institute
held at Crystal Lake next week.
McDougall's Hardware store was en-
tered by BURGERS Sunday night. Sew
eral revolvers and the cartridge sup
NV for that make were taken. En-
trance was forced through one OF the
rear windows. Evidently they attempt
red to smash the first pane of glass
with their fist for it was covered with
blood. A board rod had been used to
break the other pane entirely out. In
stead of walking back of the counter
and opening the show case in which
the revolvers were on display the men
broke the heavy plate glass of the
case. In spite of the fact that the
Burglars must have caused quite q
disturbance the McDougall family who
live in the flat over the store were
not aroused. The robbery occurred
some time after midnight as Mr. Nc
Dougall was in the store until 1880.
Fred Semrau Post No. 361 American
Legion.
The Fred Semrau Post has put in a
bid for the Novelty Concession at the
West Kenosha County Fair.
Ex-service men who wish help with
their bonus blanks may obtain same
from Ira White any evening. Please
| bring discharge papers.
The Post is expecting large delega-
| tions from the Kenosha, Lake Geneva,
burlington, 4 Genoa and Theodore
Roosevelt Posts Chicago, for the Flag
| dance at the Rademacker Pavilion Sat-
urday night, September 9th. The col
l r. Do1 alrenrs