The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-12-17

The Freshman girls gave an exhibit
ton of the articles they have been
making for, Christmas. Miss Leonard
son talked on the Home Economics
which, is being done. The girls re-
work as it was very well done and the
first exhibition of this sort to be
shown here.
Mrs. Lulu Cool. has returned to her
home at Wauconda after an extended
visit with her daughter Mrs. A. c..
Stoxen.
Mrs. Dolores Brownell spent We'd
nesday and Thursday with Milwaukee
friends.
There will be a Christmas program
and tree at the M. E. church Christ
mas Eve. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public to attend.
Mrs. N. Strupe and Arthur Stoxen
of Wauconda, were home for the day
Sunday, with their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Stoxen.
The U. F. H. school sent three
teams of basketball players to Genoa
last Friday, all to meet defeat at the
hands of their opponents. The boys
first team had a score of 11-21, the
boys second team 6-15, and the girls
team 3-13. Our teams worked very
hard against big odds and have flowed
to practice hard and be ready for
their opponents at the return game
to be played at Wilmot. Next Friday
night the Wilmot teams will play
Williams Bay at Williams Bay.
Remember to hear the second num-
Der of the Lyceum Course at the gym
Wednesday night, Dec. 16. Charles H.
Craig, master of sleight of hand de-
ceptions, ventriloquial arguments. Mr.
Craig promises a very interesting eve
ming for his audience.
The American Legion dance at Ire
vor, Saturday night, was very sue
cessful affair again and will be re-
peated Saturday, Dec. 26, with Millar's
orchestra from Woodstock, playing.
Over fifty per cent of the members
of the Legion, Fred Semraus Post,
have signed as members for 1926.
Movie picture fans are promised a
wonderful treat for Saturday and
Sunday night when Cecil B. DeMille's
"Ten Commandments" will be shown
at the M. w. A. hall. Special music
has been secured for the occasion of
the showing of this marvellous pic
ture. It is one of the mightiest dra-
matte spectacles of the ages and a
picture all should see. Theodore
Roberts, Estelle Taylor, Nita Naldi,
Leatrice Joy and Agnes Ayers are a
few of the well-known stars in the
cast.
There will be Christmas program
and tree at the Lutheran church at
1880 o'clock Christmas Eve. At 10.
o'clock Christmas morning there will
be German services, and at 1880
o'clock Christmas night, English serv-
ices.
Eldon Mulder spent the week end
with his sister at Dundee and accom-
panied her to Chicago to see the
Student Prince.
M. E. Mellor was in Milwaukee over
the week end.
There will be High mass at mid
night at the Holy Name church
Christmas Eve, and Low mass at nine
Christmas morning. Special music
has been arranged for the Midnight
mass. The choir will sing, Silent
Night, The Mass of the Immaculate
Virgin, by Flynn, Adeste Fidelis, and
benediction will follow the mass. The
soloists will be Mary Hoffman, Lo-
retta Peacock, Mrs. d. Johnson, Grace
Carey, Frank Kamin, Edward Kamin
and Rose Schenning, with Dolores
Brownell, orgaEist.
Mrs. N. Leonardson was in Kenosha
the guest of friends over the week
end.
Mrs. Fred Pagel was agreeably sur
prised Sunday, the occasion of her
sixty-eighth birthday, by her children
and their families who arrived with
gift of rocking chair and COM
plete dinner. There were forty guests
including: Mr.. and Mrs. August Cru
lick and children, Salem; Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Krahn and family, Bristol; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Pella and children
of Burlington; Mr.. and Mrs. H. illegal
and sons of Randall; Mrs. Joe jack
man and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Menerick and children of Kenosha,
and Albert Weinkie of Bristol.
Mrs. F. Lewis of Silver Lake, spent
the week end with her sister Mrs.
Frank Burroughs.
See the Favorite Players at the
gym this Thursday and Friday eve
ings. The players are dramatic
troupe from Chicago, that are COM
ing highly recommended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kruckman were
in Burlington, Friday.
Mrs. Arthur Holtdorf and Doris
Ganzlin were in Kenosha for the day.
Saturday.
Mrs. F. Burroughs and Grace Carey
served on the municipal jury at Ke-
nosha the first of the week.
Mrs. S. Jedele and Rhoda Jedele
Snont Catnrdnrr in Milrua,1kne