The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-21
TWIN LAKES

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gosney and
| daughter Helen visited Sunday at
Lyons and Genoa City.
colbert Rhyner and Lawrence Win
ters attended show at Lake Geneva
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Eli Hartnell and Crystal were
Wilmot visitors Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John P. Schmidt and Kasper
are in Chicago for a few days. They
were called to the city by the serious
illness of Mrs. Schmidt's niece, Mrs.
Ed Palm.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Sarbacker and
Evelyn of Kenosha also Howard Pfaf.
fenberger of Elkhorn were Sunday
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ulrich Pfaffenberger.
Mr. and Mrs. John Joy and Phyllis
were Chicago visitors Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Messrs. Carl Radamacher and Vir-
gil Richter have new Nash four Sc
dams which they purchased recently.
Sam O'Niel of Kenosha spent Thurs
day visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Niedl, Mrs. Ho-
ward Gay and son Of Kenosha and
Mrs. w. Duford of Beloit motored to
! Dyersville Monday where they will
visit DR.. and Mrs. VIM. McVane for
few days.
| Tony Annel has a Ford truck
Mr.. Jock Johnson is spending the
week in Chicago.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Hackerson and daugh-
ter of Chicago are at their summer
home on Lake Marie.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Kreutzer and son and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Brush of Chicago visited
| their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kruse over Sunday at the Kruse sum-
mer home here.
Lewis Hansl has erected a new sum-
mer cottage on his property in Richt-
ers subdivision. .as
Mr.. and Mrs Christ Manney and
Jean of Chicago spent the weekend at
VIM. Schultz.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ira White, Mrs. Clara
Hartnell Chrystal Hartnell, Alma
Bernhoft and Chrystal Banks attend
ed the play given at Wilmot on
Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shipper Jr. and
family visited Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs.
John Shippers.
A. new and up-to-the- minute enter
! tainment is in store for the people
/ of this vicinity Monday evening, May
%, at the Twin Lakes ballroom when
the Chicago radio stars, under the di-
rection of Mr.. Frank George, will
present their big radio revue. The
cast, under the leadership OF Jerry
Sullivan of WQJ, includes such ia
nous artists as the Langdon brothers
and the Harmony Girls of the Edge
water Beach station, Grace Wilson Of
WIS, Axel Christianson of KYW and
"Big Boy" Yagle of WBCN. This de-
lightful show has played to capacit
houses in Chicago, Waukegan, Kan.
kakee, De Kslb, Racine and KenoshA
having played twice at the Crpheum
theater at the latter town. After the
show there will be dance with music
by Jimmie Henchel and his radio
Fireworks" an S-piece orchestra. The
show and dance are presented under
the auspices of Holy Name church,
Wilmot. Here's an opportunity to
meet your favorite radio star face to
face.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stang and sons Of
Kenosha were weekend guests of rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bjerning, Mis-
ses Dalton and Winters were Genoa
City visitors Thursday evening
Mrs. Anna Platts went to Chicago
Thursday where she will consult 6
specialist in regard to her health.
Mrs. Joseph Sarbacker was a week
end guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Burkart.
Miss Evah Watts returned to Ke-
nosha Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Krahn visited
at VIM. Redlins Sunday. =
Miss Carolyn Wehner visited
friends here over the weekend.
Mr.. Otto Dalke and Miss Martha
Banks were Sunday guests of VIM.
Banks.
Mrs. L. R. Winters returned home
Sunday from Darien where she had
been for the past two weeks caring
for her father, Mr.. Will Park.
Mrs. A. II. Lance was at her sum-
mer home Wednesday afternoon.
August Burkart and Albert Bod
deker have new Ford sedans.
Mr.. N. D. Fraser, Mrs. VIM. Hos
ford and family, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
IoCnOleS were az TIE FRASER HUME O1
Lake Elizabeth over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Zieganhagen Of
Hubbards Woods were over Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli HartnelL
1t was with sorrow that the many
friends Of Mrs. Edith MacIntyre learn
ed her death which occurred at Nil.
waukee on Thursday of last week.
The daughter, Miss Pearl MacIntyro,
has the sympathy Of this community.
John Merker is entertaining guests
from out of town.
VIM Zuigler and Chas. Swanson
were home for the weekend.
Mike Splan who has been at Har-
yard, ILL.,, for several months returned
home on Monday.
Mrs. Max Schoor was a Burlington
visitor Tuesday.
Misses Carolyn Wehner and Mar
jorie Winters and Lawrence Winters
spent Sunday at Darien, Wis.
Carl Ronberg has returned for the
summer.