The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-09-18


been postponed as the hostesses fc-
the September and October meetings
of the club--Mesdames o. E. Lewis,
A. Becker, F. Burroughs and G. w.
Lewis have decided to unite in en-
pertaining for the club in October and
hold the affair at the Wilmot gymnas-
/ ium.
| James Carey was in Milwaukee two
! day of last week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Nett and children,
/ Mr.. and Mrs j. Nett drove to McHenry
and Ringwood Sunday for visit with
| the Conway and Knox families.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. Schools and chill
dren motored to Kenosha Saturday.
Guests the past week of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Murphy were: Mr.. and Mrs.
! Paul Seeger, Mrs. Margaret Hammond
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cleveland and
children all of Kenosha
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holtdorf spent
Saturday at Kenosha.
West Kenosha County Fair.
! The Fair board of the West Keno
sha County Fair is very busy COM
plotting arrangements for the Fifth
Annual Fair which will be held at the
III. F. H. school grounds at Wilmot,
September 25, 26 and 81. The Secre-
tary R. T. Button of Silver Lake, has
received many entries for the Fair.
Two of special interest to stock deal
ers will be the four Percheron horses
entered by Ludwig brothers of Brigh-
| ton, and the cattle and hogs from the
coming directly from making the cir
cult of the state, Elkhorn and Racine
county fairs, and much of it was
awarded champion ribbons at these
! places.
The entries for the Boys and Girls
club work are being made to County
Agent Williams Mr. Williams and Mr..
Kuehner of Madison were at the Union
Free high school, Friday, and Mr..
Kuehner instructed the club members
of the school how to arrange the apple
| exhibits they are entering as one of
the High school exhibits. Other
school exhibits will be of grain and
stock.
The Fair will be held both Thursday
and Friday nights. Saturday night the
management has arranged for the
showing of. popular movie at the
gymnasium. A Negro Minstrel band Of
nine pieces will play during the day
and for the dances at the gymnasium
Thursday and Friday nights.
Another exhibit of interest to farm
ers will be put on by five hardware
dealers of the district: Roy Murdoch,
Bristol; George Dean, Bassetts; Harry
McDougall, Wilmot; Seno brothers,
SHADES Corners. Mr.. Smith, Salem, with
the MnCOrpaicIr All
farm implements from tractors to
thrashing machines will be exhibited
and to the person guessing nearest to
how many hours, minutes and seconds
gallon of gasoline will run horse
and half engine, the winner to be
| awarded horse and half engine. All
contestants have to be holders of en-
trance tickets to the Fair.
The Fair Ladies association has
called a meeting at the Community
hall at Silver Lake this Saturday night
to complete their arrangements for
the two meals they are to serve daily
at the gymnasium. All ladies wishing
to donate for the dinners who have
not. been solicited, kindly communicate
with Mrs. w. Schenning of Silver
Lake.
The Stock, Educational, Woman's de-
partment, club work, machinery, au-
tomobile and poultry exhibits bid fair
to be the best entered at the Will
mot Fair. Games and athletic contests
and especially Horse Shoe pitching
contest have been arranged to enter
tain all those interested in these
sports. A Merry go Round has been
secured, also.
Excellent speakers will address Fair
audiences every afternoon and will
discuss agricultural problems.
A splendid parade of floats has been
arranged Cor Friday morning and cash
prizes will be given the winner of the
several divisions. 5000 will be awarded
in premiums at the West Kenosha
County Fair this fall. Get your en-
tries in early and help bost the fair.
Miss Helen Nazer, Manitowoc, who
is teaching at Silver Lake is staying
at the home of her sister Mrs. R.
Ihlenfeldt.
Mrs. M. Hasselman, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Hasselman, Jr., were in Kenosha Sat
urday.
Funeral services for Viola Laven-
doski, the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Lavendoski of Wilmot
were held at the Holy Name church
Monday morning. The Requiem High
mass was sung by the pastor, Rev. J.
Brasky. A choir consisting of Mrs. D.
Brownell, organist; Mary Kerwin,
Loretta Peacock and Grace Carey
sang. The latter. singing Gounod's Ave
Marie during the Offerty.
The bearers were all members Of the
jolly Junior club of Trevor of which
Miss Lavendoski had been a member,
Nick, Henry and Arthur Schumacher,
Harold Mickle, John MUTT and Ray
Schilling.
The lovely and numerous floral tri-
butes sent by friends and relatives at
tested the high esteem in which the
young lady had been held.
Burial was in the family plot at the
Holy Name cemetery.
Viola Lavendoski was born at Wau-
kegan, July 80, 1905. Later moving
with her parents to Kenosha and then
Trevor Nine weeks ago the family came
to Wilmot and Miss Lavendoskis ill
ness dated from that time. 1t was
found necessary to remove her to the
Kenosha hospital for treatment where
she died, Friday, Sept. IL, after every
effort had been expended in her be-
half.
She is survived by her parents, two