The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-05-30

will go east next week.
Mrs. Roberts, of Chicago, is visit
ing in the family of t. B. Bond.
There is now plenty of work in
sight for all who are willing to work.
Another teacher is to be added to
the seventh grade at the high school.
Mrs. John Murphy goes to Chicago
this week to visit Mrs. Nick Willmes.
Mrs. George Fisher, who is visiting
il Chicago, expects to return Sunday.
The Rev. Canon Knowles, of New
York city, is the guest of D. c. Lloyd.
The school boArd appropriated $75
for commencement expenses Tuesday
evening.
"A number of boys came down from
Racine Tuesday evening to attend
dancing school.
The man who doesn't enjoy hearing
both sides of question isn't fit to be
citizen and voter.
William Schend, whose horse was
stolen from the pasture some two weeks
ego, has not heard from him yet.
-Beyersdorfer & Son have opened
their meat market and a pretty little
place it is on Park street.
The Chicago Brass company has
now more orders on it's books than at
any time during the past two years.
Miss Erickson is to teach here the
ensuing year. In order to hold her the
board was compelled to pay her $1,000
per year.
Miss Bessie Bush, of Milwaukee,
will spend the summer with the Misses
Newell during the absence of Mrs.
Newell in Europe.
The Old Settlers club has invited
all the old settlers of Racine county to
assist ia the celebration of the Fourth
of July at Paddock's Lake.
Brown & Schroeder offered the
school board to let the high school use
for two years their beautiful case of
birds. The offer was accepted.
Mrs. John Murphy returned on
Monday from a visit to her sister, Miss
Lizzie Brick, of Brighton. She found
her sisters health greatly improved.
Miss Rose Murty, who has been at
the Wesley hospital, Chicago, for the
past two or three weeks, writes that
she will be able to come home very
soon.
-Supt. Naloney asked for the use of
the high school building OF the school
board for use the latter part of July for
a teachers institute. The request was
granted.
Miss Bessie Wells will hold her old
situation as second assistant next year
at the high school at a salary OF $780,
Her many friends will be pleased to
hear of this.
At the NJ. W. A. meeting held
Tuesday night the following officers
were elected to fill vacancies: Advisor,
W. J. Craney; banker, FL. c. Schulz;
Waterman, Fred G. Schroeder.
Rev. C. Fl. Rogers and A. E..
Buckmaster have returned from the
Congregational district convention at
Milwaukee. Mr.. Rogers addressed the
convention Tuesday afternoon.
The committee on grounds and
building of the school board reported
that closets put into the Durkee build
inc would cost about $500. None could
be put into the north side building.
A party of eight or ten of Keno
sha's bicyclists, ladies and gentlemen,
will go to Evanston Thursday morning
taking their wheels with them. From
there they will ride to Edgewater and
watch the road race, returning on the
1888 train.
Provision was made at the meeting
of the school board for the employment
of another high school teacher. one is
needed for Latin, literature and math-
ematics. Miss Lillian B. Held, OF Two
Rivers, has applied for the position and
her application is receiving favorable
consideration.
At the meeting of the school board
Tuesday evening almost the entire list
of teachers was read and all were rec
commended for unemployment. A
couple of salaries we're equalized, and
the matter of employing Charles Yule
and one lady teacher was taken under
further Amusement.
Geo. A. Yule has become the first
Kenosha owner of a Sterling bicycle,
with which he is greatly pleased. Mr.:
Yule and other riders who have tested
it pronounce it the very best they have
ever seen. It is indeed "made like a
watch" and is sterling wheel IN
every sense of the word.
There will be plenty of work
in Kenosha this season. There is
the bicycle factory, the putting in OF
sewers, waters works and macadamiz-
ing roads and the building of a new
school house. These jobs ale all in
sight. Lots of work will necessarily
grow out OF these things.
The matter of biographies was not
settled at the school board meeting
Tuesday evening. The committee on
text books asked for further time and
it was granted. The matter of all the
text books viii come up and the ques-
ton of further changes will be dis
cussed and disposed of at the same
time