The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-08

Don't fail to attend the children's
entertainment at the M. E. Church this
evening.
The Congregational Society and Sun
day School will hold its annual picnic this
summer at Twin Lakes. 1t will occur
Thursday, August 18th. Extra coaches
will be attached to the morning train, leav-
ing Kenosha at s a. m. on the Kenosha
Division. An effort is being made to have
the starting time of the train delayed that
morning until o'clock. They will reach
Twin Lakes then at about 1890 and return
IN the evening.
Go to Cober's livery barn for stylish
rigs.
Newton Beer lyric spectacular produc-
ton of "Lost in London" has achieved sue
cess the past three seasons, solely through
giving meritorious performance that all
classes of theatre-goers can appreciate.
The play is simple story of woman's
weakness and mans devotion told in good
English with an easily defined plot. 1t
gives, however, faithful picture of Eng
lish North Country life. The special feat
ures introduced are strong and original,
making the entertainment doubly interest
ing and attractive. The special scenery of
this production will be placed on the stage
as advertised, and a thoroughly satisfactory
entertainment is guaranteed. At the Opera
House Monday evening, August II.
VIM. c. Cober has started livery
stable in the barn just east Of the Grant
House and is ready to furnish you with
the nobbiest turn out in the city.
-Elgin, Aurora and Joliet, ILL.,, are con-
tending for the establishment of Rathbone,
Sard & Co.'s Stove Works. 1t seems that
neither place has been decided upon so far.
Kenosha can offer such an institution better
facilities than either of those places, and if
this opportunity to get an immense factory
here is allowed to pass without having Ke-
nosha's advantages presented to Messrs.
Rathbone, Sard & Co., would be a "horse"
on Kenosha Rathbone, Sard ~ Co. en-
ploy nearly 1900 men, and they with their
families would make at least five Thousand
people. That would mean an increase in
the business of every man in Kenosha. 1t
would mean increased value for every piece
of real estate, an activity in the harbor and
n;vor never seen in Kenosha, more munici-
pal improvements and general prosperity
that would place Kenosha among the best
towns in Wisconsin. It would be useless to
enumerate the advantages that would ac-
crue to Kenosha, for they would cover
every department of industry and enter
prise. The Business Mems Club was Or
ganized ostensibly for the purpose of repre-
senting Kenoshas interests in cases like
this, and it would seem that this would be
irst-class opportunity to demonstrate its
| value to to the city.
The organ which was expected by the
German Lutheran congregation since July
LIST, is now at hand, and Mr.. VIM. Schuelke
of Milwaukee, the builder of it, is at work
this week to put 1t up. The instrument is
IL feet high, 10 feet wide and feet deep
Having black walnut case built in the
gothic style, and finely decorated front
pipes, it will present pleasant appearance
and add not little to the neatness of the
church. The dedication will be on Sunday
next, August 18th. Rev. c. Jaeger, of Ra'
cine, will preach in the morning at IL
o'clock. For the service at 2:30 p. m. Rev
VIM. Streissguth, of Milwaukee, tie late
pastor Of the congregation, is engaged, and
the evening sermon preached in the English
language at 7.30 p. NJ, will be held by Rev
A. Bender, of Burlington. A hearty in
yitation is rendered to all. This organ is
the fruit of more than years hard and
earnest work of the young people of the
German Lutheran church. And it is not a
shame for our young people, as some sup.
pose it to be, to do work of this kind, but
on the contrary, it is an honor before God
and all Christian men and women. This
organ will stand as monument for many
years and be witness in later days of the
| true and honest church work done by a
young generation of the past, and cannot
fail to inspire the coming youth with will.
ingness to work with true heart in the same
direction for the glory of God in heaven
and his kingdom on earth. Com.
Old Settlers.
Tho annual foctiual of the old settlers Oh