The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-01-10
WILMOT

WILMOT
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. Murphy, Edward
and Jack spent day recently with
I Mr.. Murphy's mother, Mrs. D. MUIR
4 ply, in Racine.
/ E. ]. Duffy, of Chicago, was out for
! a day with Mr.. and Mrs. E. Murphy
last week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. Johnson have moved
/ into the Motley house. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Epping of Salem are occupying the
! Spear home.
Harry McDougalf and R. S. Ihlen-
fledt were in Chicago recently.
Mrs W. Dobyns, Of Abingdon, ILL.,,
was patient at the Waukegan hospi-
tai for few days last week for a
tonsilar operation.
Mrs. Dolores Brownell and Tom
have returned from two weeks stay
with friends at Milwaukee.
/ Grace Carey is back from a. visit,
( with Lenore Wood and Honorah Nc
CURE in Chicago.
/ Violet Beck has returned from q
weeks visit with Chicago relatives.
/ Doris Ganzlin returned to Milwau-
kee Normal last Wednesday after the
/ holiday vacation at Wilmot. The Sat
! urday before Mrs. Mcclellan and Miss
/ Ganzlin spent at Genoa.
| Ruth Morgan spent a two week S
vacation from her high school duties
ait Chicago, Kenosha and Wilmot.
Marie Mattern returned to Kenosha
! following the holidays at her home in
| Wilmot
! Mrs. J. Buckley and Dorothy are
making an extended visit with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
man at Kankakee.
The McDoughall Hardware company,
have received carload Of manure
spreaders.
I Mrs. NJ L. Wright left for New York
J Just before the holidays where she
will remain with Mr.. and Mrs. T. Flu
son until May.
Irving Carey has been quarantined
for chicken pox.
! VIM. Lake is out from Chicago for
"a stay of several weeks.
Laura Stoxen and Loretta Peacock
were home from the Rural Normal, at
| Union Grove over the weekend. Lor-
! eta Peacock has withdrawn from the
| Normal.
/ Mrs. George Dowell spent the past
week as the guest of her mother Mrs.
| Sniffin, at Rockford
Frank Burroughs is in charge of the
Trevor factory which has been opened
during the milk strike.
| Mr. and Mrs. George Faulkner were
at Spring Prairie one day last week
to see Virginia Lester who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia.
| Mrs. N. Knudson, Ellen Knudson
and Nels Nelson, of Chicago, were in
/ Wilmot last week.
/ Jack Hanson was overcome by
/ fumes from the exhaust of car in the
1 Walter Carey garage Saturday morn
/ ing. He was discovered unconscious
/ by Arthur Holtdrof, but revived short
| ly after being taken in to the open air.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A.. G. Stoxen and fam
| lily spent New Years with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Shines at Hebron.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sherman left for
California New Years eve
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Beath and An
drew Of Chicago spent a week during
the holidays with Mrs. s. and Mary
/ Boulder. ~
| Ermine Carey left for Chicago Tues
day. Thursday accompanied by Flor
ence Carey, Of McHenry, she left for1a
few months stay in Florida. Il.
u. F. III. School Notes.
| School commenced Monday after two
weeks of Christmas vacation. Va
I Florence Bloss was absent Monday
| because of illness.
Physics A class is studying, Water,
Ice and Steam M
Margaret Stoxen spent several days
last week at Hebron
! Regular Glee club and orchestra
practice were held this week ~
Frank Schmidt entered school Mon
day.
| The regular P. r. A. meeting was
held Tuesday night. The following
program was given: U. F. H. School
Glee club Juanita, Fairy Waltz;
Talk, Mr. Williams, Co. Agent; Report,
Mr.. Ihlenfeldt; Kentucky Babe, U. F.
H. S. Glee club.
! The game between Hebron and the
i u. F. H. S. basketball teams scheduled
for this Friday night has been called
off.
American Legion Notes.
/ Fred Semrau Post No. 361
The Fred Semrau Post No. 361 of
Wilmot installed their new officers on
Monday evening and the post looks
forward to a very prosperous year I'M
der the leadership of their new COM
mander, Lewellyn Raymond. Mr.. Ray
mond, the son of DR.. Bertha Raymond,
of Camp Lake, is well-known, and
/ better liked, young man of this COM
munity. The members of this post
| feel that with him to pilot them
throughout the coming year, great
things may be accomplished.
Commander Raymond was in the
navy during the war on the transport
service
The dancing public will await with
interest the announcement of the date
of dance to be given this spring, by
the Legion at the Rademacher Pavil-
| lion, Twin Lakes. The splendid char
aeter of the Legion dances given in
this territory, combined with the ella
borate plans, under discussion for this
affair, will bring to the Rademacher
pavilion one of the largest crowds in
its history
Commander Ray Swenson of the
Shultz- Hahn Post of Salem attended
legion meeting Monday night.
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