Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-03-06
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BREVITIES

DIR. W. ii. FlSner mas IemoFeu iioui
this city to Waupun.
I-Lenten service will be held at St. Paul
church, Friday evening.
Parish Aid Society of St. Paul's Church
meets at the residence Of Mr. P. V. Brown
! Thursday evening.
The arrival is noted of robins, blue
birds and other members of the feathery
tribes to this vicinity, omens of the opening
of spring.
The jefferson County Circuit Court has
been adjourned to April 9 b, at which time
Judge Small, of the Milwaukee Circuit will
preside.
Miss Sue S. Cady returned last Friday
from visit of several months to friends at
Asheville, North Carolina.
The Wate-town Black Diamond Min
strels, give performance at Congress Hall,
Juneau, Thurday evening.
One day last week some evil disposed
person threw stone through the chancel
window of St. Paul's Church, making bad
Disagreement in it.
Mr.. Thomas Knox, of Milwaukee, resi-
dent of Watertown in his youth, has been
spending few days in the city with friends
and called at the REPUBLICAN, Office Monday.
MIR. James Ames will sell at auction on
his premises in the town Of Emmett on
Thursday, March l4th, live stock, farming
Implements. vehicles, and other articles.
This will be fine. opportunity of making
purchases.
The Canes Music Store building is un-
1ergoing repairs and improvements neces.
AIRY for the reception OF the grocery stock
If Mr.. George Hawkins.
For some days past wild geese have
cen flying over the city on their way
North. Unless they are false prophets we
lay expect spring very soon after their
ligratlon.
The last lecture in the Lyceum Course
i'll be delivered by Hon Edward Soaring
x-State Supt. Of Public Instruction on
uesday evening, March 18th, at the Con-
regational church Subject--Life and
mes of Mahomet
= To-day is Ash Wednesday, or the first
y of Lent, penitential season observed
the Episcopal, Catholic and Lutheran
urcnes, continuing for the space of 40
rs and ending on Easter Sunday.
Fishing has commenced in the river
this point and daily may be seen lovers
piscatorial sport dropping in their hooks
low the dam. We make no assertion as
the reward they meet with.
L. A. and j. W. Cole of this city have
Ut into possession OF the A. P. Newton
of l60 acres situated 3 miles from
ke Mills at the Cambridge roa /, and they
ct the same for sale on desirable terms
Mr. {. ". Chappell has removed his
'elry stock from the Canes building to
Dooh anu Olallonery store OF Mr.. Il. S.
TX, corner Main and Third streets. Mr.
appel occupies the west side of the store.
is quite nicely situated in his new
rters.
The masquerade at Turner Hall Satur-
evening was not as largely attended as
e previous entertainments of the same
given by the Tarler Society Among
performances the shadow pantomime
the May-poe dance by the flock of lit
iris were creditable exhibitions
The old frame dwelling on the lot just
of Woodland & Stones Bakery, which
stood SO many years as to be Justly re-
led as an aged landmark, has been
owed from its ancient moorings to the
n end of the lot to make room for the
;tion of the new addition to Woodland &
ne's establishment
The Music Hall Masquerade.