The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-06-11

NIX ttS y y W M, ~ -lldS. Dan, q DIS
Cavanagh. 5L. 41.c1 M ua.
The general committee makes the fol-
lowing appeelto eur people:
Felto'o Cat5sens Of K'Snoshd and gllcd5tg. Il,
{ The undersigned have been selected as
! a commit1ee 70 arrange for celebrating the
Fourth of July ina grand and elaborate
manAer,a appeal to ali .classes ofouf pto-
PIE TO heartily contribute. their support
I and encouragement tothe, most gratifying
success of this undertaking. sata'E,,saA
Kenosha's honor Kenosha' pride. Ke-
lnosh&'s reputation for enterprise and pubs
lie spirit are at stake ''o'-l
Let Us, PROCLAIM to the world our ehthst
siastic American spfritu9, our. devoted
|sloyaltXato the principals embodied: in the
immortal Declafatf6nv of Independence
l foar dndyffnf 1--we for 9QIff 'countfyts'tagg1
and for the. ora of patriotism III The
hearts offthe lpeople.x ~..l-s5sz@ 49, .,.-,,
pa 4h ISIS the: peoples government. ruHere.
fKe ~ps6plet", T The '1 P}SS6plena per oep
};copntry''ssrRFEdfee 9and!o9Eo country s'g1oty'
The peeple IRA l1e -t1ee country ,ethe people
are the nafiohs Let the peoplenthensc
" tahaEs6@ S @akp manifest
tfheiEtlaNesQf ssesgn tEE,a ndi show their 'nTSs
! t9as3sesssai3aaiaaaaE country's greatness on.
sHhfs anniversary q trys.birt lsqte
49, citizens afeasrhestly requested
to detoAe their hoRessand fpl5ces Of.
busiasssssi IN the FdartRWEg.J i, WI Ii, eur Il
Ina Sssco1qrs. Our fiI6 Companies andl
all oW 2sEious benevoEff assoef'ft4qnsf
and AIadssSa onions hayEReen INVITED to
takdS ksEttt n the grand s5safadei Whieh will
be a sticking feature flour great celebsa=a
!: ton. \ ~, sain a'a'
tiIEs,FFhe ,Haa, JasT. Kelley, of milwaukee,
and elocutionist of nstianaIaFer
;Fsass4a< HIS consented to be orator ferIthts,
e PrQf F.>$@learv, princfiial o4'6ur
-FIFzsSSsh5o1.. wA1sSread the Declarratio6in1 of
Inde ..saFi Sp's'r'cSi.a ~
-H7T0gefheT- most elaborate PREPARATIONS
" 81, nYade,f8' fahdeT this cefabraFi6d
t 5 most m a 5I in tbs Pis:QE q. our
,PeautIinhcity. .,rsarl D.as 4r ay,y=a Uuv
4 LGtieveswh 6d W. talk e. a rprSorsV interest
'ftlaeKfs.l tl4e people s oedlebra4fojfi:' Letf
eve!9lb6d Show that We are alive ' cher -
'GaFt9 Ind Ell lfisiaSffc ,Peopte. y.. atus
/. VS. conaffdeptlXr appeaht to yoaars spirit of.
gen HHQsitXsaaaag,ask1; yonr kind fna rTciSS1l
eothfittee. Fiat We We.
may have the necessary means to defray
expenses i in 4rinlGln lar rs1 cretbtaOle 4to
ourselves and. wQEthKtl ofag generous peoo
pie. aEet LIS, haHe~a gearth celebration.
7rq2 AZ ''na .sl2ans5f 1'4 CJ.TM. PETIT, 's''
'7'.a .'4'ftfoo* 1877 ra'"H e. TIME TN E;>'f a
% 2t;4i11a 10 :7ass, %i,ur az t,4& l
LIKE az ..oustzYsi,lsl.. 4Gt,r6AA DEWEEese y
nwo x3r gn;vsf ,a1s.sMJs M CLEARHw92
'ne'Tarxa AXE e46:, toA Gvr(9 Bro VIZ = a's'
SF;xf sas~ ge 1o gofnIiiTttGe' 6f 1sArrangements.
9rw YgIt DGk ,YRwf 1uaw -l}9ES ENSA:
tttt sfs 7as~s Sc Il III ..5751501T
r 1850 3.15 Us nsGBiT UAf2Y. III fG-Ss7p Tfaa
: Is or 9:agr piuoo 9ne' %iqan ,syl 3:sGI1i j
Z Ephgaiim Perkins Waseqagn in Trenton,
NeyY 3sM ags5th, i6taGaur1 41iedainatKeno
sl1a aN Ju he iBtlqt 1897! as''ssl2.ir, ..
He was 6ne of tie earliest pioneers of'
Northern Illinois and Southern Wiscon.
sin*s IN 1925 hearing: of the Wonderful
this 1aidof me west he,9With
a brother, i made az trip on horseback to
illinois, and 'btelihg wei Satisfied cthat here
utufe, home, purchased a
large tFaetOf' laudonear Jo1iet, H. :Hitbefl
he brought his young wife the next year.?
a few, years ST joyrWaS theirs and ra thef'
she was ta ken from him: In 1915, be
moved to Burlingtonyn Wis, WHICH WAS
This Home until 1857 when he settled on
farm. in the town Of so1ners, where he has
resided, ever since, until eight years ago,
finding. himself unable to care for, bis
far11,' he moved fntoS Kenosha. xsefys s.syl5
Mr.. Perkins was man Of many trials
an1d MUCH patience, " Through financial ga,I
losses andfthirty years of painful lltness
This. friends testify that hefw never
known to murmtr at his Tot, But bofE all
patiently by the grace Of = God.
atHe7was aadevouts Christian map q and ID. q.
member 3of the Free Will Baptist church,,
!, although for thirty years fad7Beeha Con
staptt.. Ats aatttendaIn At the N F chuf 5 Hfe
was life long supportersof the temper
Hceacause;o;never hesltating to- pex Raesss
his convictions, norasFoW TO leHd hfsrGatd
ito all movemenfssof reform in'sodiety.;s'5t
Two devoted daHghtefs,@ thetsoEty: SURF
viving members of his family ,aWere atflis1
-bedsiGe-iuring his last days 0ffpaftf and
saw him.p peacefully ARREST after d lifeiof
'manyTstruggles: .;' = - ~ ~ 'ooGn1i1
~ .~cair. p .,e:l-a- :y~.sx- GIsJ u@9gE ~
E;.e. rene : - ----:I- :s. .-f:5iGx7 81
Following named-pupils. of DistrictlNo.
o.. Pleasant Prairie; have Observation-Disclosures
sent nor tardy during. the mofith ending,
May 29th !: Agnes. Mcnamara, Addie ,Rso-,