The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-01-17
WILMOT

Doris Ganzlin was home from Mil
waukee over the weekend.
| Mrs. R. c. Burton, of Richmond,
spent several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Hegeman last week
Clarence Wright, of Lake Geneva,
was in Wilnpt Sunday.
Mrs. Madison BalIantyne, and
daughter Patricia Jean of Leads, South
| Dakota, arrived Sunday for an extend
ed visit with her mother Mrs. s.
Boulder. o
Ernest Peacock made business trip
to Kenosha Monday
Hazel Stoxen has been under the
care of DR.. Foster, of Richmond, since
she slipped and fell during the icy
spell. Miss StoXen was severely hurt.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Shines, of Hebron,
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c.. Stoxen.
Mrs. C. Morgan and Aileen Morgan
are planning to leave for California
January 2Sth.
Mrs. c. Mcclellan was i'll several
days the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bienie spent the
weekend in Milwaukee,
Edward Murphy is working at the
Kenosha Brass mill
Miss Metclaf spent the weekend at
her home in Milwaukee.
Sam Sholds was under the doctors
care last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Banks and chill
dren, of Powers Lake, were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Anderson. :
Linus Murphy was out from Keno,
sha over Sunday.
Mrs. j. Merritt, who left before the
holidays with Mr.. Merritt and their
daughter for an extended visit with
relatives at Dwight, Illinois, was
operated for appendicitis at Pontiac
hospital recently.
Rev. Joseph Brasky left Monday for
two months vacation in California.
Rev. Huepper of Milwaukee is to say
mass every Sunday during his absence
at 1915.
Alfred Reschke was i'll with bron-
chitis and under the doctors care last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Benedict and chill
dren, of Bristol, Spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Higgins.
Rev. S. and Mrs. Jedele attended a
baptismal dinner for the infant son,
Richard Frederick, of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Schenning, of Silver Lake, Sun
day.
Ellen Knudsen, only daughter Of
Nh. and Mrs. N. Kundsen of Chicago
was married at Waukegan on last Fri
day to Nels Nelson, of Chicago. Mr..
| and Mrs. Nelson are to make their
home in Kenosha
The Richter basketball team was de-
feated Sunday afternoon at the local
gymnasium by the Grays Lake Legion
team. The victorious team outweighed
the local boys, but the lighter team
kept the score almost evenly balanced
until the last quarter when more eff
ticient guarding by Grays Lake kept
Norman Richter from making another
run of baskets and the visiting team
won with a score of 80 to &C. The home
! boys did excellent playing, and it is
the first game they have lost this sea-
SON.. A Chicago team is to play the
Richter's here on Sunday January 27.
Monday night January 81, the Fred
Semrau Post of the American Legion
is planning a monster meeting to in
N4"NS al iS4npeIS OIL Tue Il SI ana an
invitation is extended to all Legion
men of the community to be present.
TO welcome new members who are
joining the post. The order of business
for the evening is as follows: Ac
ceptance of Finance Officers report;
Discussion of plans for dance to be
given at Rademacher's pavilion the
| last of April; Discussion of purchase
of pool table for Legion rooms; Mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Anderson, and Mr..
and Mrs. Nels Nelson, of Kenosha
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Anderson.
! The farmers Of the community are
acting as pickets at all the neighbor-
ing milk plants and have closed
practically ali of them. Sunday strenu-
Gus measures were taken to close up
Bordens at Bassetts and milk from the
p. Van Der See, Art Paeey and A. c,
StoXen farms and Mr., Schmitts DUMP
ed, Monday the Bassetts farmers
Joined with those who had closed
their plant to close Silver Lake Salem
and Bristol A crowd went to BurIing
ton Tuesday to close the Nestle plant
Among those from the village who
were in Burlington last week, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. McDougall and Fern, Frank