The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-06-18

The Virgin Mary " is the subject
at the Park Avenue NJ E. Church next
Sunday morning. In the evening Rev.
Sanford will give his eighth talk on mar
rage, subject: g A Happy Home.
The Kenosha w. T. U. will give
a sociable at the residence of Mr.. L.
Stevens on Prairie Avenue Thursday,
June 25th. Refreshments and good pro-
gramme. All are cordially invited.
Harry Baldwin was hauled up be-
| fore Justice Slater last Friday and fined
so for riding his bicycle on the side
walk around the Episcopal church cor
ner. Harry says the fine was all right,
but he wants the ordinance executed i'm
partially.
The Kenosha University nine and the
Racine Athletics played base ball at the
Balm Driving Park Saturday morning,
the former winning by score Of to 3.
The first game the University boys lost,
the second one, played at Racine,-12 in
n1ngs,-a tie; and the University boys
won the third game Saturday.
Earl Campbell gave very pleasant
party last Thursday evening to his young
! friends. The Guild Hall was the scene
Of their pleasures. Dancing and refresh
mentS were the principal features Of the
evening. The youngsters enjoyed them
selves hugely and long will be their
memory of the occasion.
| The Yacht Argo, not the classic
craft that in neurological times went in
search of the golden fleece but boat
that has been on the shore by the Island
Bridge all winter undergoing repairs
was put in the creek Monday and will be
rugged for the season. She is owned by
Chicago parties.
The young people of the village Of
hand, upon request have decided to re-
| peat the Drama and Farce 5" 1.-The Last
Loaf and the Two Priddifoots," on Sat
urday evening, June Goth at the Modern
Woodlands Hall. Remember the date,
| June GOTH
"A very enjoyable Johnny Hand party
occurred last Thursday evening in the
TX. P. hall. 1t was gotten up. by
Messrs. H. w. Marsh and Fl. B. Robin
son in honor of Miss Belle Head and Miss
Carrie Kimball, who graduated that af
ternoon from Kemper Hall. 1t was not a
large party, only about twenty couples
being present, but it was very pleasant
and enjoyable.
Tuesday afternoon at the varsity
was devoted to tennis tournament. 1t
was notably a social event. beng con-
Quoted in English style. Refreshments Of
cool order were served on the lawn at
the conclusion of the contest. The vic
tors were Mr.. James Kehlor and Miss
Charlotte McHenry, who received elegant
gold medals as souvenirs of the day and
rewards for their skill and endurance.
Nellie, wife of E. w Sherwood and
daughter of Amos Truesdell an old resi-
dent Of Kenosha, died Sunday, June l4th
at her late home in Chicago The re-
mains were brought to Kenosha for inter-
ment Tuesday at p M. She leaves
husband, three sons, Fred, Frank and
Charlie and two daughters, Jessie and
Ina, to mourn her loss She died of ty-
phoid fever and was As years of age at
her death.
lien Powers we'll known charac
ter about town, was found Sunday morn
ing lying in the Durkee school house yard
mutilated and insensible from loss of
blood. He had left sa.oon about ten
o'clock and started home. He was found
III the road in front of the school house
about midnight and was uninjured then.
The police made two arrests, but they
don't think they have found the guilty
ones yet 1t was a dastardly outrage and
the perpetrators ought TO be made to feel
punishment to fit the case.
The annual election Of officers of the
A. O. H. occurred Sunday afternoon
June 9Th The following are the officers
for the coming year
Pres, J. H. TuIley.
Vice-Pres., VIM E. Hill
Rec. Sec, F. w. Mathews.
Fin Sec, w. ]. Ryan.
Treas, Jas. German.
Marshall. Jno O'Donnell, il.
Sergent-at-Arm5. Matt. Cragan.
Trustees: NJ. J. Brady, P. Ward and
Henry ComIskey.
Madison, June 16 The governor to
day appointed the members Of the new
board Of control as follows: Charles Lul
ing of Manitowoc, Henry Greatner Of
Milwaukee, Charles Snyder Of Ashland,