The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-08-06
WILMOT

WILMOT
The Wilmot cemetery society will
meet with Mrs. John Gauger Tuesday
afternoon, August 18th.
Mrs. Arthur Holdorf, Mrs. Frank
4 Kruckman, and Kenneth Kruckman
4 motored to Burlington Saturday after
4 noon.
Mr.. Will Volbrecht, accompanied
his brother, Paul Vobrecht, of Anti
och to Burlington Friday.
Mrs. Oxtoby and Mrs. Sweet of
Spring Grove, ILL.,, called on Mrs. j.
Nett and Mrs. Volbrecht on Monday.
I The two latter went with them to An
tioch. Mr.. and Mrs. Volbrecht enter
tanned relatives, numbering eighteen,
from Racine, Sunday.
Mrs. Doolittle of Grays Lake, ILL.,,
Mrs w. Harrison of Ringwood, ILL.,,
and Miss Lillian Darby of Valparaiso,
Ind, are motoring to Niagara Falls.
Miss Edith Darby is spending the
summer in Chicago. The Misses Darby
were formerly residents of Wilmot.
Mrs D. Brownell entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Fuson and the Miss
es Grace and Erminie Carey Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Brownell left Friday for two
weeks visit with friends in Milwau-
kee. Miss Grace Carey joined her Sun
day. They are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Trowbridge.
Master Tom Brownell left Friday
for a two weeks visit with the Spieg-
lofts at Munster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuson motored to
Elkhorn Wednesday evening to hear
Mr.. Clarence Wright give trombone
solo at concert there.
Mr.. Charles Luke has been enjoy
] ing a two weeks vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Luke.
Mrs. B. Ellison, accompanied by Mrs.
Fred Frank, drove to Chicago Thurs
day.
i, Kenneth Kruckman, who is employ
ed by the Carey Electric and Milling
Co., was quite badly hurt when crank
ing a car Friday. Miss Grace Carey
took him to physician at Burling-
ton. He is now recovering nicely.
AN attempt to enter the Wilmot
garage, run by Charles Schultz, was
frustrated by Roland Hegeman We'd
nesday night. He noticed the three
men, who had an old Studebaker car.
4 gave the alarm to the phone central
4 to notify Mr.. Schultz, and turned out
his store lights. The burglars got
away before Mr.. Schultz and Mr.. Lof-
tus arrived.
Mr.. Walter Carey transacted bust
ness in Chicago Friday.
Miss Cora Madden, of Kenosha,
/ spent two days with the Fred Madden
family, last week.
Mrs. F. Lewis, of Silver Lake, was
4 week end visitor at the Burroughs
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson were out Of
town over the week end.
4 Mr.. ]. Sibley and wife, of Antioch,
were visitors at Mrs. Boulden's home
Sunday.
Mrs. M Ballentyne, and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Fuson motored to Antioch
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fiegel entertain
ed the following Sunday: Mr.. and
Mrs Dabel of Eagle, Wis, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Kohle of SHADES Corners, and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pella and fam
lily, of Burlington.
Will Fiegel, Jr., had his tonsils re-
moved by DR.. Klentz of Richmond,
last week.
The wedding of Miss Florence Rush
and Charles Elderbrook will take
place at the Holy Name church We'd
nesday morning at nine o'clock.
! A meeting of the Holy Name society
will be held at Munster, Wis, Sun
day afternoon, August ninth, at two
o'clock. The meeting will close with
Benediction at four-thirty. Every
member of the Holy Name society
in KenOsha county, his family, and
friends, are invited to attend.
Mrs. Lydia Branton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Branton of Kenosha,
spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Ellison. Mrs. Branton remained
for visit with Mrs. Ellison.
Mrs. j. Hasselman, Jr. went with
her brother, Hugo Hartman, to Keno
sha Monday, where Mr.. Hartman is
to be operated for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs H Zerb are coming
from Milwaukee to visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Kruckman this week.
Doris Kruckman of Burlington, is
spending the week with Mrs. S. Win
chall.
The M. E. Sunday school picnic will
be held on the school ground We'd
nesday. This is an annual affair of
good eats, and good times. In the
good old days it used to mean hay
rack or two, loaded with children and
ride to Channel Lake, often behind
vincent's mule team. Mr.. Richardson,
of the well known carpet factory, US
ed to give the children rides around
the lakes in his motor boat. No one
ever missed the picnic in those days,
unless physically disabled.
The local florists, Faulkner and
Sutcliff's, have wide variety of cut
flowers from which one can choose