The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-06-13
This is a gay week socially.

waukee, has been visiting here this
week.
- / can't find any coffee in town
equal to Bailey's," said judge of good
coffee. DIV
The children of st. Georges catho-
lie church will take their first commun-
ion Sunday next. -
The Indian and squaw at the
Woodward & Conley store are Sioux
from South Dakota.
"A wicked little boy says that a
home without a mother would be a
solid picnic all the week.
Eddie DeDiemar has taken posi-
ton as stenographer in the Chicago
Bedding company's Office.
The Northwestern Loan & Trust
Company loan money on real estate
security at lowest current rates. wtdw
johnnie Burg has been appointed
the official census taker for Kenosha,
and will enter upon his duties about
June 20, to take the state census.
George Schuman, who went to the
Racine insane asylum from Kenosha
county, died Saturday of general de-
bility, aged so years. He was buried
in the asylum grounds.
All obligations of the Northwestern
Ioan & Trust Company are secured by
a deposit with the State Treasurer of
the State of Wisconsin, as provided
in the law under which the company
is organized. WtdW
Maj. John Stevenson, who disap
peared from Milwaukee some time last
fall, has turned up in La Crosse and is
writing articles for the La Crosse Sum
day Press on army life out west.
Marked copies of the paper have been
received here. The articles are good.
Rev. D. NJ. Ogilvie, pastor of the
Congregational church of Earlville,
Iowa, and for five years pastor of the
Bristol and Paris Congregational
church, expects to make his old parish
a visit the last week of this month.
The Bristol and Paris church was his
first charge and he was ordained there.
-Children's day was appropriately
observed at the Congregational church
Sunday morning. Responsive readings
and singing by the school and classes
and recitations by Belle Anderson,
Mary Lee, Mrs. L. NJ. Theirs class,
Ray Royce, primary class, Hazel Leon
ard and julius Franks made up a very
pretty program which was we'll rem
dered.
90 Examinations" are the great
topics Of interest in all the schoolrooms
just now, and "Will / pass?" the all
absorbing question. Parents should
take an active interest in this subject.
Encourage your children to try to win
that great gift America offers without
money and without price, to every
child born on free soil. 1t is a rich
and priceless heritage.
The is a great deal Of objection
being raised against the change in text
books proposed at the last meeting of
the school board. Perhaps there may
be good and sufficient reasons why
these changes should be made, and if
SO all right, but parents should not be
obliged to buy new books for their
children because it pleases some book
company to have change made.
f. Fl. Schenning is buster than
ever this spring with improvements at
his Silver Lake summer resort. He
has put in a new wind mill and tank to
supply water to the house, barns and
grounds, new sewer, and the house
and grounds are receiving a thorough
overhauling. Mr.. Schenning has
probably the finest park of any of the
any summer resorts on the chain Of
IS.
n effort was made Saturday to
V of the sailors on the wrecked
'ey had been dashed to the
he tug Edward .Gillen went
cine with Diver John
ard. The wreck was
ince one Of the spars is
nty feet out of water.
down three times and
a body. He reported
seemed to be in good
Nv spirit and jibboom
he decks and cabin are
g, he said, is buried in
'pher can see that the
to disappear from this
gradual but certain
the horse is due to the
substitutes have been
|. Nearly everything
e time we depended
is done without him.
cable roads have cut
job Next to steam
le bicycle. This is
lie horse what steam
or the ordinary car
IS. Even the horse
is now grass, and the