The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-21

jessie ~. Il INK.
Teacher Dist. No. 5, Bristol
The Indianapolis NeocS thinks the
wearing of flowers on the coat is a senti-
ment to be encouraged, for it shows that
not the weight or care or years has oblit-
Grated the love of the beautiful 1t
speaks of a measure Of mate refinement,
and it suggests loving hand at home, a
| goodbye kiss, perhaps little affection
ate touch that will linger throughout the
| long, y. 1t is not a sign of dignity or
manliness to scorn this modest addition
to the toilet. This pretty and inexpen-
sive custom is increasing, for in the dull
and exactlng requirements of everyday
life there is danger that we may lose sight
of the esthetic and beautiful. Long bloom
the button hole boquet.
-: Memorial Day" with its saddened
memories draws on apace. The last rest
] ting places Of the Brave Boys in Blue =
will at this sacred time be bright with
flowers strewn by loving hands. In
Gods Acre . in our city about ninety
lonely mounds are those Of soldiers. Cut
flowers and potted plants are needed for
their decorated. Fred S. Lowell w: r.
G, have had intrusted to them by Post
| 230 the preparation of these memorials.
| Will not the citizens of Kenosha with
their accustomed liberality donate these
ninety plants and cut flowers Mr..
Frank H. Lyman has placed the room
back of his store in the hands of the
Corps for receiving the plants andfiowers.
Please leave them on Friday, May %, as
early as possible.
Frank NJ. Fish, who has been APP
pointed to the vacancy on the circuit
court bench of this district, has been a
resident of Racine county for some ten Or
twelve years. He is a young man, not
over 33 years of age, but is said to be an
able jurist. Mr.. Fish is Republican in
politics, although he has never taken a
very active part in political life. He was
born in Burlington, this State He went
to Racine IN his youth, and received his
education there. He was admitted to the
bar in 1879, and began the practice Of his
profession at home. About two years la
ter he removed to Fargo Dak., where he
vas married, He returned to Racine in
1888 and became member of the law
firm Of Dodge & Fish. Later his father,
j. T. Fish, went to Milwaukee. and was,
not long after, appointed solicitor geAeral
of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railroad, and Dodge & Fish continued the
practice Of the firm. These young men
enjoyed the best practice of any firm in
Racine county. Nh Fish has never held
q public office except district attorney for
his county in 1882
H. d. Sells, e Waukegan, is at tha
Balm track with Minnie Y. and LomaX
Maid, and he will later on, it is said, add
W Ills oUIlIlS iIOt3
jim King and another promising colt of
Prairie Kings. Mr. Johonott, of Rich
.mond, passed through Kenosha Thursday
last and says he is giving his Prairie King
colt Garnishee work and expects to put
him in the $50 list on the Fourth Of July
This horse has never had regular training
previously. King Chester, raised by
John S. Meyers is in the pink Of eondi-
ton and It is expected by Mr.. Turner
that he Will enter the 2:20 list before snow
flies. Prairie Eagle will be handled after
the stud season, as will King Menelaus
also. They are both in the hands Of
horsemen and good men at that, and with
fair luck they will easily enter the 2:30
list Mr.. Turner at Marengo has another
Prairie King FLY (gray) that he will
if he has time and he considers her a
likely candidate for 2:30 honors Prairie
Kings colts are young and there are bu5a
very few OF them but they are forging to
the front fast, fact that will please the
friends OF this Old Kenosha County horse