The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-30


Red Cross Lodge K. p. held an cleo
ton last Wednesday night and a change
Of officers all around occurred. The
change was occasioned by Mr. H. J. Ru-
dolph's resignation as Chancellor Com
mander. The following are the officers
elect; c. c., E. B. wager; V. c., Geo.
A. Boissard; p, J. w. Crate: NJ. at A.,
L. H. Grover; K. of r. & S., H. E.
Fletcher
There is now in rehearsal grand vo-
cal and instrumental concert, to be given
under the auspices of the choir Of ST.
Georges church, assisted by St Michael's
Harmonic Club Of 20 members, and ac-
companed by Schulties orchestra Of nine
men from Racine, which viii be given
about the eleventh of May next In any
event more particular notice will be here
after given The whole affair is under
the management Of eX-MayCr Fred Stemm
which alone is good guarantee of it's sue
cess.
The Hatton Club concert has been
set for Tuesday evening, June I'd, in SIM
mons Hall. The chorus work is well adj
yanced and the SOLO parts provided for.
Miss Elizabeth Hearding, Of Milwaukee.
will sing the soprano solo parts, Miss
Alice Kranz, of Racine the oontralto So
los, Mr.. John Hughes Of Chicago, the
tenor solos, and L. A. Cas8, of Keno
sha, the bass solos. Mr.. Hughes is the
tenor in Trinity church Chicago, Miss
kranz is we'll known to the music loving
people of Kenosha through her singing
here, and Miss Heardng is one of Mil
waukee s faVorites
Died, Tuesday, April 2lst, Sophia,
wife of VIM. Hartung, aged 63 years, of
The deceased was born in
828 in SaX0ny and came to America in
848. She married VIM. Hartung the
anne year and they moved to Utica, N.
[ where they lived 6 years. In 1854
hey came to Kenosha County, where
hey have lived ever since. She leaves a
husband and five children to mourn their
1ss. The funeral occurred Friday, the
4th, from the German Lutheran church
IN obituary notice is published in
mother column.
We are glad to see that although the
[oung Mems Christian Association is
cry much cramped for room, neYerthe-
9ss they can show very commendabIe
aport for the past six months There
as seen activity in the gymnasium,
piritual, social and intellectual work.
'ortyfve religious meetings have been
ED, four conversions reported, IS gym
asium classes held, two junior entertain
lents given, nine classes in mechanical
rawing. The Reception Committee
ave been very faithful in their work in
he evenings. The reading room is well
uppIied and we'll patronized. The As
ociation rooms are constantly open and
ught to be we'll appreciated by the COM
lunity for the sake Of the young men.
While the G. A. R. and the w r. G.
re doing a grand work in educating the
2ming generations in loyalty and patriot
III, there is one institution to which we
-ouId like to call their attention. The
ood old Fourth Of July seems to have
assed into dasuetude here. The Fourth
the one day of all the year that loyal
mericans should celebrate, and do it in
,tional fashion. St. Michael's day and
{. Georges day and st. Patrick's day
I'd all the other saints days will do in
lelr way, but the Fourth of July when
le populace gathered to hear the grand
q Declaration Of I'D 5penCence read and
l0scn orators impress upon their hearers
air annual lessons in patriotism and
ve Of America, the land Of the Pilgrims
Id the refuge of the oppressed, has been
GIFTED We have too much Malta and
an-na-gael and loyalty to other antago-
site influences at work in our midst.
I'VE Of Amerca-the1 United States
,lumbia should be paramount, and 10y:
ty to our native land or the land of our
option should rise far above love of
urch or societies or clans or hierarchies.
le citizens of Kenosha should make up
cir minds right now to revive the good
/ custom Of celebrating the Fourth of
ily and do it this year in style worthy
the earlier and vigorous days of the re-
iblic.
A good girl is wanted to do domestic
ork in a very small family. Light work
d good pay. Call at this Office