The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-08-27

yesterday afternoon by Squire ], G. Sla-
ter. The contracting parties were from
Chicago.
The band boys tried to have picnic
last Sunday. They chartered an extra
train to take them to the grounds, but the
ram lnterfered with their arrangements TO
a certain degree.
The stars and stripes are to be seen
floating in the breeze over the Durlxee
school This is a most beautiful and
patriotic example which might be fol-
lowed by other schools.
"A great many merchants will put
electric lights into their business houses
and before many weeks the lncandescent
lights will be common thing in the resi-
dences Another step in the line of pro-
gresS.
Little Rosetta, the seven months old
babe of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Chas. Lin
derman, departed this life on last Thurs
day morning. The bereaved parents have
the sympathy of Kenosha people in
their sad loss.
The Gazette said Tuesday that the
chorus girls of the Schlitz opera company
was composed of some of the most beauti-
full women in Wisconsin The extreme
was very conspicuous but the pretty ones
missed the train
The boys and girls of the Baptist,
Congregational and Methodist churches
enjoyed picnic at Fox's grove Tuesday.
They came back pleased, worn out set
of children and seemed to have spent
day in much enjoyment.
The examination of Elk Sheriff Han
non in his case against the county was
postponed Friday by request of the de-
Tense Cavanagh and Fisher and Myron
4. Baker, are representing the plaintiff
and District Attorney Lloyd the defense.
Frank Krebs and George Dorsey were
arrested for assault and battery and ta-
ken before Squire Slater yesterday. Chas
Newhouse was the complaining witness.
The defendants plead guilty and were
fined So and $40 respectively with $500
costs.
st. Michael's Young Mems Benevo-
lent society of this city will celebrate La
Dor day Sept. 18th by grand parade and
picnic at Park City gardens, to conclude
with grand dance at Park City Hall in
the evening. All well disposed persons
are invited.
LID. Jones always keep up in the
line OF progress and it's cold day when
you find him mapping. He has Just
placed in the front Of his store a papier
mache horse. 1t looks in every way like
live animal and attracts the eve of
many passers by.
f "A fellow was seen coming out of a
window of Rams Wllcox's house Sunday
evening and officer Milward was appraised
OF the fact That gentleman immediate
y begun man hunt and it was not long
before the fellow was in the strong grasp
of the law. He was lodged in jail.
There will be given concert and
evolutionary entertainment under the
auspices Of the Millburn Male Quartette
at Pleasant Prairie church on Friday
evening, Sept 18th, 1891. This enter
tainment has been highly recommended
by those who have had the pleasure of
listening to it. Come and Judge for YOUR
selves
The great musical combination the
Moss family will render most beautiful
entertainment at the Kimball Opera
House on Friday evening Sept 9Th. The
press IN all parts of the country commend
this excellent company as first class one
in every particular, and Kenosha people
in staying away from this miss very
rare treat.
The state board of control met at
Waukesha last week and during their ses-
sion released fifty-six boys from the state
industrial school and several prisoners at
Waupun. They also met at GAINESVILLE
during the week, where they retained the
old corps of teachers of the school for the
blind at that place and appointed Mr..
Walter d. Parker, very able man, as
superintendent
-Thos keenan, was fined $500 and
costs for an assault on his brother. He
didn't have the fine and trimmings about
his apparel and therefore took twenty
nice cool days in jail where he may pom
der over his pugilistic triumphs. A peace
warrant will be served on the gentleman
when his twenty days are up. We under
stand that he attempted TO use his knife
on Chief Of Police Schend, but that gen
tleman brought out meekness in Thorn
as that was surprising
The members of SchlItz's opera (O
company who played a brilliant engage
ment of one consecutive night at Rhodes
opera house were apparently laboring I'M
der the deluSion that they had struck
jay town. During their short stay here
nothing pleased them. The cooking at
the hotel was not to their refined taste, the
unappreciatiye and everything
in general was not up to standard with
them. If some of them don't walk home
on their uppers before the robins nest
again they will play in big luck