The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-01-15

day, Jan. goth. 4 full attendance is de-
sired. HELEN NJ. PERKINS,
Cor. Secy.
The TELEGRAPH-C COURIER will con.
tinue to be the official paper Of the county,
judged from the only criterion we know
of. 1t will publish the official proceedings
of the County Board in the columns Of the
paper and furnish the county with the
proceedings in pamphlet form.
The following named pupils of Dis
trict No 4, Pleasant Prairie, were neither
absent nor tardy during the month end
Ling Jan. g. 1891: Louisa LANCE, Henry
Lange, Johnnie Billings. Eugene Billings,
Mary Schneider, Barbara Schneider, An
ME Schneider, Clara Schneider and Peter
Nelson
ARTHUR L. REYNOLDS, Teacher.
Rev. Henry Ward Beeche2 once re
ceived lett~ from a young man, who re-
commended h. self very highly as being
honest, and closed with the request Get
me an easy situation that honesty may
be rewarded To which Mr.. Beecher re-
piled: Don't be an editor, if you would
be easy. ''Do not try the law. Avoid
school keeping. Keep out of the pulpit.
Let alone all ships, stores, shops and mer-
chandfse. Abhor politics. Keep away
from lawyers. Don't practice medicine.
Be not farmer nor mechanic neither
soldier nor sailor. Don't stndy. Don't
think Don't work None of them are
easy Oh, my honest friend you are in a
hard world! I know Of but one real easy
place in it, That is the grave.
The following is the program of the
Concert Tuesday evening, June 20, at
Guild Hall, given by the ladies of ST.
Matthews church:
PART I.
Piano duet-Misses Kimball and New
ell.
Solo-Tenor-Mr r. F. Robinson.
Solo-Violin-Ch Ernst
Duet-Vocal-Mi Blinn and Mr.. Nc
Dowen.
Solo-Vocal-Mis Kranz.
PART IT,
Piano duet-Mrs. Strong and Miss
Hinsdale.
Solo-vocal-Mi Dean.
Duet-Zither - Messrs .Strube and
Spruce.
Solo-Mr Mcdowell
Trio-Misses Kranz, Dean and Mr.
Robinson
The trustees Of the Racine county
asylum hsve received an order from the
state board ordering the removal of four
teen patients from the Grant county asy-
INN to the Racine asylum These pa
TENTS are from Eau Claire county. They
have also received an order for the trans
fer Of five Kenosha county patients from
the Walworth asylum. This will make
a total Of ninety patients in the
4 Asylum.-Rac5ne J0urnyL
Peter Rhode is one Of the best known
residents of Kenosha. He always keeps
blooded chickens and the people who
make it a practice of stealing poultry
never pass his coop. For several nights
chickens disappeared from Peters coop Of
late and watch was kept. Last night
man was discovered in the coop with sew
eral chickens under his coat. To-day
warrant was issued for the arrest Of the
arrest of the thief and it is probable that
he has been arrested Racine Journal.
On the night Of the Dayis-Driscoll
fiasco, which occurred in Kenosha county
on Christmas eve. number CT sports
from Racine and Kenosha stole seventy
five turkeys from Farmer Kelly while on
the way to the battle ground. Honest
Farmer Kelly v a much enraged at his
loss, as he intended to dress the turkeys
for New Years, and they would have net
ted him good round sum- He has hired
detectives to ferret out the guilty parties,
and they have secured the names of
several prominent young men in Racine
anu henOSIld, WHO CdEfIeu Oh ClG tuIhty .
only as joke. 1t is probable that they
will be asked to make good the loss or else
suffer the consequences. The persons
who took the turkeys We're also victims
of joke, for when they reached the barn
where the fight was to have taken place
the turkeys were stolen from them by
gang of Kenosha hoodlums, who came to
see the fight on hay rack.-Raci2e Jour-
nal
The newly elected officers Of Red
Cross Lodge, Knights of Pythias, were
duly installed Tuesday evening amid the
pomp and circumstance of notable
event The names Of the new officers
have been published in these columns be
fore. Schulte's band, of Racine fur
nished tbs music for the evening and Miss