The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-15

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No. $50, G. A. r., are requested to meet at
Post Hall on May 30th, 1890, at o'clock
a. M, for memorial, and at ] o'clock P. m.
sharp for dedication services
By Order of P c.
CHAs. A. LEONARD, Adjutant.
AT the meeting of the Business Mems
Club, May 9th, it was resolved to collect
but fifty per cent of amount due from MEM
bers, which will provide sufficient funds to
pay off Indebtedness and leave balance on
hand The collection was placed in the
hands Of special committee and has re-
suited satisfactorily, and awakened the
interest of members. A committee was
also appointed to report on the ACCESSIBILITY
of changing to location farther south, and
to inquire as to securing a suitable room for
the club and report at an adjourned meet
ing, Friday. May 10th, at 1880 P. M.
In another column will be found the
advertisement of the Board of Education
for bids on our new High School building.
The plans and specifications, details and
working plans of Architect Allen have been
accepted and the work will go ahead now
as soon as the contract is let The Board
has decided to erect the new building right
in the center of the square, which is by all
odds and under every consideration the
wisest thing to do. The new building will
accommodate all the pupils that both the
old buildings accommodated and more too,
so both the old buildings will be torn down
or sold and the proceeds applied in payment
for the new building.
Mr.. H. W. Marden is again married
man and he looks happy and proud. He
went down to Chicago last Thursday. met
the lady, brought her up to Kenosha and at
o'clock that afternoon they were quietly
reunited at the Baptist parsonage after
separation of three years. Marden's best
friends congratulate him most heartily on
this event and wish him many years of IN
alleged marital happiness. The Blade will
doubtless be a better paper, will exert a
higher influence and be more welcome IN
the homes of the people now that its editor
is going to have home and be domestic
animal again. Here's our 0Gg- Marden,
you have our heartiest congratulations.
The fifteenth anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Rawsons wedding occurred
Tuesday evening, and it was celebrated in
very pleasant manner. About twenty
friends gathered in and spent very pleas
ant evening with cards and conversation. Mr.
and Mrs Rawson received several very
elegant presents as souvenirs of the occa-
sion. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Schultz and Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Turner, of Racine Mr. and Mrs J. III.
! White, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Sullivan, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. McDermott, Mr. and Mrs. NJ
Kupfer, Mr. and Mrs c. f. Stemm, Mr.
and Mrs. FL. Kupfer and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Holderness. Mr.. and Mrs. Rawson have
the heartiest good wishes of the boys in the
TELEGRAPH COURIER office for many more
such anniversaries.
A cast of characters for "Trial by Ju-
ny" has been made. The opera will be
given Thursday evening, May %, with a
varied programme of choruses by the Glee
Club and songs from the soloists. Miss
Alice Kranz, the popular contralto of Ra-
cine, has kindly given her assistance, and
Mr.. H. T. Hart, II. Skif Sheldon, and Sell
den L. Mcdowell, Of Chicago, will take
part in the play. The characters are:
Judge .. Mr.. A. K. Sedgwick
Usher Mr.. Will Lewis
Counsel Mr.. S. l.. Mcdowell
Foreman &. Mr.. r. Skif Sheldon
Attorney . Mr.. A. w. Mitchell
| Attorney Mr.. Ransom Sheldon
Defendant . MR.. H. T. HART
1 Bridesmaid, Puella Douglina Ray
2 Bridesmaid, Puella Hilara Campbell
3 Bridesmaid, PueJia Charlesetta Bayley
4 Bridesmaid, Puella Ualta Cavanagh
5 Bridesmaid, Puella Rogera Kimball
6 Bridesmaid, Puella Ju&nita Kimball
Plaintiff, Puella HENRIETTA LEE
Jury and Spectators, members of the
u. S. A. A.
"Miss Hattie NJ. Carpenter represented
Cedar Falls in this class. Her selection
was entitled "The Last Day Of School," an
original production prepared by Prof. Lay
lander her teacher, Miss Baker, and her.
SELF The selections were all appropriate
and their rendition superb. Here was dis
played Evolutionary power and ability to
initiate in its every phase. Each character
portrayed was greeted with shouts Of ap-
plause and laughter and when Miss Car
penter had finished there was tumult of
applause which would not be abated until
she had responded by her presence to the
encore. OF the fifteen contestants she was
the only one to receive this honor, and it