Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-06-11
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Waterloo.
The recent rains have raised the water in
the creek amazingly. 1t is nearly AS
high as it has been any time this spring.
We understand that St. Johns Day the
Gath of this month, will be celebrated b. the
Free Masons of this village.
Mr. Bond has finished the stone roadway
that he has been building in front of the
Badger State House. 1t is fine thing.
The work of repairing the roads has COM
menced this week, and quite force of
men and teams are employed. We think
under the able management of our street
commissioners Sam Smith and John DON
ovan our roads will soon be put in 6as con-
dtlon.
This morning party of our young folks
started for Lake Mills to enjoy fishing
picnic at the Lake. Journal.
Fort Atkinson.
"A Mineral Spring has been discovered on
the farm of Mr.. VIM Graham in this town.
| We have analysed it with the aid of a rye
straw and John Davis recommendations and
pronounce it capable of moving the insides
OF q cast iron dog. 1t will physic hard
times clean out of the country and soften
the heart of miser. If anything troubles
your 'internal improvements all you have
| to do is TO take drink of this water and
| ''gently breathe your life cut there
number of the people of Fort Atkinson
attended the concert given by Ole Bull in
Cambridge on Saturday night last, and were
highly pleased with the entertain ment.
Decoration day passed with but slight OBJ
servance IN Fort Atkinson. A few persons,
however, repaired to the cemetery and with
the 'swee offerings Of spring" gave evil
dence that they still loved to do honor to
the memory of those "who died for their
fellow men,"
One hundred and fifty evergreers have
been planted in Evergreen Cemetery this
season by the Association.
We are glad to learn that L. b. Caswell
who has been quite i'll for the past week, il
again becoming convalescent.- Union
Jefferson.
The hou Sc of Jerry Toomey, of Johnson
Creek was entered by burglars, on Wednes
day night, oflast week and S45, 90 in mon e,
stolen.
We are informed by DR.. W. W. Reed
health officer of this town, that the small
pox has entirely disappeared from this
place, and the last shingle taken down ;
and that there is no healthier place in TIE
state than Jefferson at the present time.
Mr.. David Johnson informs US that he has
secured the Jefferson Driving Park, and
has obtained the services ofgood competent
drivers, and all those wishing their horses
drove the coming season, can leave them
in his charge, and he will give them hi S
personal attention.
While Mr.. Frank F;feld, of GAINESVILLE
and Thos. Lane of this village, were taking
title drive around town on Sunday last
near the depot the horse became unmauagea
| BILE, and Mr. Fifeld was thrown from the
buggy, dislocating his shoulder joint. The
| associated joint was set by Dr. Reed, and
Mr.. +. is, we understand, doing quite we'll
We are panied to to record the death OF
Mrs. E. D Masters, which occurred at the
''Sailors' Home" the residence of her hus-
band, ia this town, on Saturday the 3lst
ultlmo. Her death was not entirely I'M
expected, as she had been suffering from a
severe lit of sickness for number of months.