The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-02-05

Don't forent the Lecture on Jerusalem
in the Church ut Bristol, Friday night.
Admission 10 and Is cents.
The Epworth League, at Bristol, will
hold a Temperance Meeting in the Church
next Sunday evening. All are invited.
1.-THE School Ma am, drama in
four acts viii be presented at the Con
gregational Church at Salem, Wis, by
the Pleasant Prairie Band, assisted by
the Salem Cornet Band, Feb 9th, 1891
Admittance % cents, children Is cents.
Hazel E. Powers, daugher of Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Powers formely of Ke-
nosha, now of Dunning, H., died, Friday,
Jan. Both. at he home in Cunning, aged
years months. Mr.. and Mrs Powers
have many friends in Kenosha, who sym
pathize with them in their loss.
| George McKesson, the we'll known
horseman has rented his farm near Genoa
Junction to the superintendent of Waters
stock farm 1t is reported that he has
accepted position at Ayers stock farm
near Burlington; also that he will dispose
of his horse, TIMBER, at the Chicago horse
show next month
Mrs. Hattie Thomarson, of Truesdell,
Kenosha county, has written a letter to
the chief Of police asking him to help her
recover a Jersey COW that some person
stole from her short time ago. She says
that the man who stole the animal was a
foreigner with gray beard, wore cap
and that he came toward ine,-Rac5ne
Journal!
The regular monthly meeting of the
| Pleasant Prairie, w. G.. T. U. will be
held in the lecture room of M. E. Church,
on Saturday, Feb. 18th. at 2:30 P. M.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
Miss Mary A. E. Hubbard,
Cor. Sec.
The ladies Of the w r. c. of the F.
| S. Lowell Post give another of their
famous suppers and entertainments at
their hall on Saturday evening. Supper
from $50 until 7:45, but not later. The
entertainment, which Will consist of songs
and recitations, will begin at o'clock.
A full attendance is desired. Admission,
10 cents.
Laugh and the world laughs with
you; weep 80 you weep alone" These
cold days make one think Of the poor,
suffering children and women in this and
other communities. In these latter days
Of Nineteenth century culture and en-
lightment, sympathy is supposed to cut
wide swath on the field Of human activi-
ties. But does it? How much that is
given out as the expression Of heart throbs
is really the result Of chemical changes IN
the gray matter in the brain. In the race for
the almighty dollar, fame, social position or
the qualification of personal egotism, men
and women trample over each other
apparently regardless Of justice or right.
and it is only when we have time to sit
down by the fireside in smoking jacket
and slippers that we allow the humanity
within our hearts to spin those beautiful
golden threads of sentiment that form the
basis Of good deal of self graduation.
Church members as a rule resemble the
ordinary, everyday sinner so closely that
it is very difficult to distinguish between
the real love of fellow man that reigns in
| the heart of true follower Of the Man Of
Nazareth from the plated article which
glistens on the surface of American enter
prise. In fact it is the fashionable and
enterprising thing to belong to some
respectable flock" and only the Master
Himself can always tell what is plated
and what is solid among His own pro-
fessed followers.
Statement of receipts and disburse-
ments and assets and liabilities ofthe Cal.
edonia Building and Loan Association of
Kenosha, Wis, for the SIX months ending
January -, 1891:
RECEIPTS.