The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-12-10
WILMOT


Mr.. and Mrs. D. Oxtoby of Spring
Grove, were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Volbrecht Friday.
There will be English services at
the Lutheran church at 10 o'clock
mex, Sunday.
Messers. Myers and Bailey of New
Richmond, Wis.,, arrived Saturday for
a short stay at the A. G. Stoxen home.
Marvin, the nine monhs old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adoplh Jahnes, died
suddenly last Thursday after acci-
IDENTIFY drinking kerosene. The
funeral services were held Saturday
with burial at Mound Prairie.
The Bunco club at Fox River gave
a miscellaneous shower for Hazel
Stoxen at the home of Caroline. Fern
aid last Thursday. 49,
Work on the Christmas program to
be given at the Methodist church
Christmas evening is progressing
nicely.
Doris Ganzlin and Loretta Peacock
spent Saturday in Kenosha and were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Anderson.
Mrs. Laura Cook OF, Wauconda, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. A. G.
Stoxen.
James and Irving Carey motored to
Madison for the day, Monday.
The Kenosha county school board
will meet at the courthouse in Keno
sha Tuesday, Dec. 10. Inspector
Dick from Madison, will address the
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gauger enter
tanned the following relatives from
Chicago Sunday: Mrs. and Mrs. Cole,
Messers. Carlson and Avis.
Natalie Leonardson spent the week
end at Kenosha.
A dramatic troupe, the "Favorite
Players" will appear at the Wilmot
gym, Dec. IL and 10.
Mrs. R. Ellison and Mrs. J. Hassel-
man motored to Kenosha Thursday.
The Fred Semrau Post is to give an
other dance series at the Trevor hall
this Saturday evening. Millars
orchestra from Woodstock, is to play.
These dances have been very success
full this fall and are always very we'll
attended.
An exceptionally good movie, "a
Story Without a Name" featuring
Agnes Ayers, was shown at the M. w.
A. hall Sunday night. Next Sunday
the manager has secured Leatrice Joy
in "Changing Husbands"
Roland Hegeman attended meeting
of the First District Legion officers at
Burlington, Sunday.
John Nett was in Chicago Monday
purchasing Christmas. goods.
| County Supt. Ihlenfeldt attended a
meeting of the County Library COM
mittee at the home of Mrs. Charles
Crane at Paris, Saturday. Thursday
of this week Supt. Ihlenfeldt is to
| speak at the Hill Crest school al
Somers, and Friday at the Trevor
graded school.
The Hegeman drug store has big
display of suitable Christmas gifts
books, ivory sets, box candies, cleo
trical articles and novelties.
| Miss Francis was in Kenosha, Sat
urday.
The Parent Teachers association
met at the gym Tuesday evening. The
evenings address was given by A. J
Smith of the Union Grove training
school. Mrs. G. Crane, the district
president, gave short talk, the high
school orchestra played several selec
tions and Grace Carey accompanied
by Mrs. D. Brownell at the piano, ant
Eldon Mulder, violinist, sang group
of songs. Preceding the meeting
| there was a short meeting of, tn,
members of the Fair Ladies sssoci
alton. Supt. r. Ihlenfeldt gave de
tailed account of the gyms finances
and the money taken in at the las
Fair dinners.
| Union Free High School Notes.
As the girls first basketball team
wanted to have a good stiff practic
they asked the freshman boys to pla,
with them. They got stiff practice
At the end of the first half the scor
was 60, in the girls favor. Durinl
the second half the boys worked
little harder. And ut the end of tn
game the score was 90 4 tie. A min
: ute overtime was played in order t
play off the tie. During the time tn
! bqys scored four pointa and the girl
two; thus ending the game with
score Of i3-lt in the boys favor.
IN spite Of the miserable weathe
: FsidAg. Des. &. the Milwaukee Bi
Etva travelled 20 Witmo4 to play tn
. 'ocal boys. At ths beginning of tn
! game it looked as if our BOYS Nigh