The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-06-11
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i nft aal a,4 Reunion
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The pioneers of Kraosha County Cou,d
haVe ta4len no strrr way To Keep their
menrory green chan they have done BY
Iconsecratihg in here Of The primitive Wild
ness Of Wisconsin ~ tne annual gather
ings rof The old settlers, their children.
their graz 3c3rlnten, their Successors and
their gtiests : When civilization once gets
= tt0QQtaold on the SOIL lis march is almost
irresistible. EyerNur acre.@.f Kcnosha
sCourttg} excepting the little spot by Pad
docks Lake, is used for The gain of dol
-drs and, ce2ts Every ye&r these acres
produce wheat and eats 5and corn, and
iiecks9ansl herds Craze tqtehflls and woods
for ip4offfrTThe' pioheerfsq of Kenosha
Et.,S5qq.9gtS, st4ddt;hg {hat little gem of
water ate fsaid to the1 civilization they them
ssbYese bad1 plaRted ,rq4Staye your march
Fghere,c we&resefwe1 thisoaefe of natures
,&&iif}lnysg!" They 'gattd Is TIE axe Turn
your edge away from theset big old oaks
bidfeW hose sRadeadhiys1es, and squaws re-
!aisdrthe1rpa pU0ses9played. They
Fsala'6o .the'pf8W with its'Htver satisfied
t s66fiff q * sl must i !isa aISbrb the soil OF
,EthissrsI hseautif4 b, efitatThef products of
anisafgaguiaa1tOf 5wdbThess shall never be-
sold f6f' sfEES'tf OF t96ldas ftShall be sacred
" r. BI Sm 7{I + {,, R.B}ffa7 memories of
e9A1 m 1asq lhlaFdshipS, diseomforts, and diff
ficuItiese4memofiesr af, mingled failures
paifrf' es6ccesseSIff iefn8fies rt6f neighborly
,}mbafhtNisiss II ie4s vy &Hd kY4fnesses We
cqnsecEat9ee this aeFfes 10 X9arly reunions
rayt5h nthetrfo kindly greetings Here We
eaeH Others eyes and clasp
each e. Oh, otH9fS hands The pPoducts of this
lovely acre will be more precious than
gold otpearls,0mr tsr.m a~S
lasT'fgy VIII be- the renewal Of friend.
Ships, the brightenipgto of }Qfd and the Gre
stti4R, ofylne WngacQuaiHance the flow OF
tender memories Of fong ago. Here we
win rest one day. We Wal forget our
d$re3ss, our perpIIeitYYities and our orrows,
and ga4beF1, PEW Strt4lSt rand courage
while we rest9%Ae 2laGs rayp
MA na1al,-- w3ci}4q
Bftt our acre Is tao sma Pr ct Our descen-
dants are many. uOuGe qFajends and our
guests rare ar}sreat sneti9ber We must
have more lr.ooo5mi1aa.A Mfgef acre must be
,iGeSeaedl from ciNilii4aIiop VINO among
sthose whose talentS and energy with the
blessing of Heavehqshas secured wealth
will take 81 thertt aabgRdance and rescuea
proper acre for ese.jpyqFs, happy pur-
poses? ,We, may pot haNf the opportun-
ltye oftssho wing onprpatriotism on the
weary march rs meet SBlehemy, or in the
bvotiac tbs SIX sowithout fire or ra-
5iashs s. IT. 5 8B&aq 48 X ##bpr in follow
ing the stars and Stripes 46a,the desperate
OmaheSenemy's attIiterpn> 9But there are
many quiet ways in whitH' we can show
CUR 'T0ye Tor Our EouRtafy,' and our fellow
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Fed +, vR3oRINs s9ls.a ar r b" ROBERTS,
1sGtj, .REesidents:7 89n5oav Secretary.
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