The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-08-10

Heiss Court No SO of the G. O. F.
hsve decided to hold their annual
basket picnic on next Sunday at the
DeBerge grove just north of the city.
All mem bers of the order are invited to
take part in the picnic.
The four boys arrested yesterday on
che charge of stealing some tickets
from the Office of the c. W. Moore we're
released this morning. The parents of
boys paid for the tickets and the COM
pany asked that the boys be released
without prosecution.
The Racine City Council have not as
yet made any provisions for the city
work in connection with the improve
nent of the harbor in that city. Con-
gresham Cooper appeared before the
council on Monday evening and urged
them to take some immediate action
In connection with the gclf match
between Edgewater and Kenosha on
next Saturday a professional match
has been arranged between Instructor
Still OF the local club and Instructor
Turpie of the Edgewater club. The
match will be for eighteen holes for a
purse of $25 side.
The Park Ave. Sunday school ex.
cursion to Silver Lake Aug. 19 has
taken on new Developments. At a
meeting held yesterday the Congrega-
.tional Sunday school decided to unite
with the Methodists in one big excur-
sion. Committees we're appointed from
both schools to arrange for games, etc.
A very pleasant time is anticipated.
It is expected large crowd will attend.
Tickets for round trip, SO cents.
Rouse Harrison and NJ. B. Winter
had very exciting little fight On Main
street yesterday afternoon and those
that saw it claim the former had much
the best of the argument. The fight
arose over the fact that Winter had
made approbious remarks against a
young lady friend of Harrison's. There
was only one blow struck and that was
sufficient to show that Winter was no
match for the other man. Later Har-
rison was arrested and paid dollar
and costs. Sympathy is with the post
man and every man would have done
the same thing under the same cir
cumstances.
Stoves Uncle Toms Cabin with forty
people, two brass bands, fine orchestra,
beautiful special scenery, twenty great
colored comedians, pleasing specialties,
grand cake walk, laughable animated
song sheet, worlds greatest buck and
wing dancers, jubilee shouters and John
F. Stoves original military spectacle
entitled " Remember the Maine" Dur
ing the presentation of which all the
great war heroes are introduced, and
a soul-stirring reproduction of the
blowing up of the battleship Maine"
Mr.. Stowe has gone to great expense
to perfect this magnificent production,
and must be seen to be appreciated.
At Bain's Orchard, Tuesday, Aug. 10.
On September the College of Com
MERGE will begin it's seventh year of
work with the addition of an English
course, covering the common and higher
branches, and new equipment which
will make it one of the best furnished
commercial schools in the state. The
thorough and systematic training re-
ceived shows itself in the work Ofscores
of young men and women filling bust
ness positions in this county, Chicago,
Racine, Waukegan and
other places throughout the state
Surely in these prosperous times every
foot of space in this school should be
taken. Parents should allow the boys
to begin with the commencement OF
the term, and not keep them until all
the work is done, thus preventing them
from finishing the course in the
spring. DIV