The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-06-11
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+ from IO:30 ann sttIltll 2i3Ofp p. In iilShOp
i Knights funeral -octurs az II "a. SIN /. in
Milwaukee and out Of regard for the pro-
3Prieties Of theeQoeasion the change was.
made sGsa 4.s ii nv d
Billy 3McDeFinett IS. no longer the
anageraofrthe Telephone Exchange 81
4Kenosha. sis succeeded-by Mr. Henry
JGeorge, Of Racine. Billy was Meta
climber. he had = friend ain seyery,
eustomerl ofthe Exchange and he was an
efficient and capable man.as sa''s''' "
~ glr@ N3t~ nf8s sci az "'if'
9,l--Ihe following gentlemen were1elect-s
ed officers of S8rMatthew' schurch for the
coming year: 'Wafdenns- NJ: a,JCaiikins,
"a, II, Lance. VesstfEFXy:pen4--F Robinson,
lewis rBain,aRr. Renno9sgserr Dr. Earr,2 w.
Fisher37 Ha'J Lewis9aA H. French.-
Clerk-A. H. Lancer Treasurer J:'7J::'
Lewis. - Deputies 70 the annual Council
% N. tGf4alkips VIM " Strong H IS.
Van Ingen, J H.eGhaE1es>:a .ssasq9n' =
D. Z, 99aj1 1nu 4ov .s.gr I''f' 1s11sAt ei3q1
Ala meeetinggi Of the ImPsR of the
;HMtt0n Club tonT aesdaFl uevenHngy June
f9t4f 1881 rfan genre fsss1Ter da F
Fine Re- 6rgahization fertile. coming, year
and tha fol1qiwiiQg offi tsr We're e]eetear'sc
sctRresident7-M nsW rW4 Strong{1 va: 8
/ Vice Rresideat-Mr: Nathan Allen. r..<.s,
4secteta is Ao'7K: HawlexgssSTPls j
f. T F5as5asjH5 e. Nj H T. KqbinSS1f =
/ sRoasdo of RireatersxF Mr. NewAt sfs
lAnure,aMr. A>aHiLancee Mr.. HI Baf aSSjx.
r. Ifw1as also pf@pose{FehaBra concert w
g3ye r. nsaF hEfstmas 9r sohe fme during
the water The caPtata 1; ;;:Rebecc&2 was
! spoken of fop1he next concert. This or
Formulation fssupp6sed t05e perEdanen1,
1The Concert turned out very satisfactdPldijSS7
fnatfeitt t44ffy3t realizing over SGT. Tasts3
were 1862. 82cin the treasury after paNihS9a
all tie i exp ,t2iSSe iieN4Er IN tq
I..Qns.th4ir apffeef at1o{Gof Prof. Mcpa@ells.
enthusiasm and Hkfndness.fn hisiwork <the
ciuh Voted him a. present af s5o,=zswilich
was entirely fitting and appropriate:
Pike folawiua ns,gi5gbed n tbe IA
cine Titles Of EJdne2 tn; VIII be'readvwithr
Sadness 81 tie. I.w6F$hippefs INSIST Mat-7
theWs Episcopal church ii. il Kenosha, even
.theal glryit hass!been1 known that BishQp,
Knight: wassveryfll and ahls1life, idespaired
PSF. adt .A3-rc d s>4,ltss #ssw
s-iBiish 3p sK Knight tight breathed his.1 Is "a.
| lao O'clock Monday. afternoon at NhW&4ae
1kSee.. passing away quietly and as though.
Ffa1lingaTto deep slumber., Bishop:Gy w
trus Frederick KING who was .seleeteds.
| Bishop Of the Milwaukee diocese Iecen3s.o
Der. 10. 1888. and Who was cQnsecrated
Marcel. 26," 1889. has had a long, and use
full, as Well as at times d Brilliant cayee
in Episcopal church circles Since. ash
Stunning charge Of the Milwaukee diocese
Bishop Knight has accomplished a, great
work III building up the church, here and
through the diocese. One Of his. great
faff&fetIesNwas Kemper Hail rK,eqlnosfa.
which 47es found deeply IN debt. y hen he
teamSjj a4dswhfEk H. he succeeded In bril- g.
Eng up tOia high standard! Other chlrch
ard schools work Dccap1ed His entire time
and be was often sfotEd ira Yelling over
Fthe diocese hight and day;4h ofGer to iii iii
| engagements and look after MATTERS CON
stafitl pressing EupeH1 him. Never fo-:4
tbusttor unusually RIA gged@fs4h great work
|;h6performed here proRedt,4too Tiiuch0 for
4 his strength, bnBrhegdec4insd to give up
whenhe .khaul@have done4so, and ,uyP1f6s
1.-TWO weeks since could. scarcely eNeI be-
i feund1 ats .hQme.1 He delighted to. work
i and seemed always engaged atSTt H4ss
!, death just at, this time WiIltbe very keen
Ely felt by the Episcopal church Of the
:, Stare and. Northwest. as! he was recog-
| II nCcinF
sin and an interchangeable worker for good
and the i pbuiiding of,,ail( Episcopal 'fn9
lstitutions. The funeral; will take place
! Thursday morning and the remains IN
terred eat Forest Home cemetery" M IL
t1H 2 Se' az !-l--...::.. .3.4--- rrc vrocg
r.. .s4KENOSHASr CELEBRATION. "os
,9'In1.s:. i34;G aja--L--- ,,,ar e. .,,,,e
An Old" Fashioned Enthusiastic .Eosrth of
T '':l 7'1* So July. 15.'F,: Drs n d
f The'genefaIc committee, Messrss o. Ms
! Petit, Father ClteaaAryJ, E: G oUiHrnet G..
! IA Dewey and G.. c.. Brown, met Monday
morningsaandntappointedla loving
! committees a0n Fot1fthaofD aly celebration:
IT, l',.. Mafs6Al q The Day Wh. FTFisher.
ssistap tIs EdWaEd va English, Fred
Stemm. - :asr--r ,. .+!.,s:~-s~ 49,. :.
non Parade Marshal and Assistants.
I on sa6scfiptfdns-B' EichelmansarCsi
| 4. Dewey r. e. Timme, Johno Don.
nell Phil II armon, C. C. Brown, w W.
Fstrong, Beck Miller, Adolph Burg.
lvs On Decorations Mesdames L.. De-
DliemaFs. McHenry, Geo. Hale, BE- La
Marsh, Nv. WI Strong, r. b Mailer,
Misses Belle Simmons Louise Robinson,
Lena Wefskopf, Mary Bailey. : -
F. On Ttsahhsportatfon-Wm F. Fisher
| Capt. Chas Franfz, Frank Hl1bsman. -
i On Entertainment Robert Nicoll, II.
b. Robinson, Mat Brady,a.G. Hammond,
r. E. Mailer f: C,.sThlers, Louis Theirs.
| G. j.. Spruce. win Yult.:- aa.ss4 ;.
on Music-G. ..R. Mcdowell. WnW.