The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-06-13
(From Fridays Daily.)

The last pants material for dogs is
muzzlin'.
Nick Werner had business in Ra-
cine Thursday.
The value of success should be
measured by its method.
This is the month of roses. Per-
haps that is why the mercury rose.
There were probably $4,000 people
in Madison Thursday at the Woodmen's
picnic.
Quite large party of young peo-
pie went out to picnic at petrifed
springs.
There were 1852 in the party which
left here Thursday for the Woodmen's
picnic in Madison.
There are no flies on that Spring
field convention, but it is afflicted with
a specie of gold bugs.
The small boy has begun to save
up his nickels for self-immolation on
the altar Of fireworks.
W. P. Robinson attended the grand
lodge meeting of the Odd Fellows in
Madison and returned home Thursday.
E. FL. Hollister spent the day in
Chicago. His finger, which was
crushed a few days ago, is improving
slowly.
The ball of the Tick-makers at
Park City hall Thursday evening was a
success. The Columbian orchestra
furnished the music.
The class colors Of the high school
graduating class for 1895 are white and
gold, and the class flowers white and
yellow roses.
The German Welch contest for
$500 side took place Thursday night
in Lamont, Ill. WEIGH, the Australian,
who did his training here, was knocked
out.
"A young man on the train which
brought our excursionists back from
Madison was drunk and broke the
panes of five windows with his fist. He
was taken off at Beloit and placed IN
der arrest.
This is the salubrious temperature
which causes the man who few days
ago sQuandered his patrimony on white
duck trousers and cOque fish neghge
shirts to reflect gl2omily Oh the futility
of human hopes.
The graduating class at Kemper
hall this year consists Of The Misses
Anne Lynas, Kate Whiting Wanzer,
Julia Camilla Reynolds, Harriet Sayrs
MacAuley, Ruth Adele lay, Daisy
Maud Hatfield and Blanche Doolittle
HubbeIl. Of this number but one,
Miss Reynolds, is Kenosha girl.
Jason Lothrop received telegram
Thursday evening from his sons wife at
Erie, Pa, stating that Jason Lothrop,
Jr., had been injured in an accident
and was dying. Further than this
brief announcement, Mr.. Lothrop has
no information, but it is presumed that
an accident had occurred connected in
some manner with the submarine
blasting of rock, in which capacity Mi.
Lothrop has been connected with the
q. S. government for twenty years.
The injured man is forty years of age
and has wife who is niece of Geo.
Smith of this city, but no children.
The state convention of the Cath
Ole Order of Foresters closed in Mil
waukee Wednesday evening. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: High chief
ranger, T. J. Callen, Milwaukee; vice
high chief ranger, j. W.. Dunningan,
Stevens Point; high secretary, F. j.
Reichert, Milwaukee: high treasurer,
Louis Sontag, ShebOygan; trustees,
Gustav Keller, Appleton; Michael Col
bert, Racine, and John Brehn, Wauke-
sha. The secretary's salary was fixed
at $500 and headquarters were estab-
lished in Milwaukee. The convention
instructed the delegates to the inter-
national convention to vote for a graded
system Of assessments for death bene-
fits.
Would you breathe the healthful air?
Would you fee from business care?
Would you listen to the birds amid the trees?
Would you hide from worldly strife? Take
Another lease of life
And revel in doing just as you please:
Would you hunt and fish and row
With your heart and cheeks aglOw?
Would you dwell mid vernal beauty brigh
and rare?
Ten come, Oh come away
And let Gods sunshine play
Upon you ere you climb the golden stair.
If you would enjoy all these
things at small expense, an d without
going far from home, take your family
for few days visit to any of the num-
erous lakes in the west end of Kenosha
county. The writer has just returned
from three days outing at Powers
lake, one of the prettiest sheets Of wa
ter III this part OF the state, lying partly
in Kenosha and partly in Walworth
counties. One not having visited this
part of our county for several years,
would hardly know it now. Where