Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-04-02
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County News.
JEFFERSON.

JEFFERSON.
| Last Tuesday the pay ar came to jeff
son, and the hands were paid off. NJ
David Wilson baggage master. received hi,
month s wages with the resi-, and durln:
| The night some one entered his house aud
| relieved him of twenty five dollars. 1t Wa
! probably the same party that went through
some Of the houses at johnson Creek, on
Monday night.
Last week Tuesday man hailing from
The Patrarchal town of Hebron, aud bear
ing the name of Cartwright, entered Adam
FahnhoIszs livery stab,e and walked OF
with Adams overcoat, which he deposited
IN NutlIers barn. He settled the affair b,
paying $23.
About fifteen couples came to the resi-
dence Of Mr.. SialSon RpSsler last Saturday
evening, and gave Nus. HELEN Rpssler
pleasant surprise. They stayed late, Ell
joyed Themselves immensely, and wen
| home with the firm CONVICTION of having
spent no pleasa uter evening before.
Mr.. Bragg, a young man from Lake
MIls, picket up 81 on our streets Ias
Thursday, and 1t want much Of day for
hudlng money, either.
The banks of tie river last week, while
The thermometer wa swaybelow the rerz-
rug point were lined with fishermen who
had the usual fsherma luck.
The name Of Chas. S,orpenbach is mem
toned freely in the democratic papers OF he
state for The Office o + state treasurer.
better man for the Llace would be hard to
hnu.
Ernest Schwellenbach started for La
Crosse yesterday to lake the position Of day
operator in the telegraph office at tina,
place. ThaI's the way 1t goes! all our hest
young men are leaving Jefferson seeking
| to better heir fortunes Fred Martin Will
take Ernests place as night operator in
jefferson.
A little child of three years belonging to
Mr.. Hager in the town of Pennington met
with a severe accident last week. 1t fell
%, of high chair and broke its thigh.
1t is under the care Of DR.. w. w. Reed. 81.
LAS, week Tuesday night at abo.t g
/ e'clo k, John Friday, James Voughn, Tim.
Voughn, OF Concord, and four others Tho
| were returning from the cattle fair in tins
city stopped their team in front Of John
Gross residence, l ! miles east of the city,
aud commenced stoning the house. This
| brought Mr.. and Mrs. Gross and Andrew
| Refine. 10 the door, who were immediately
| attacked. Mrs Gross was hit with q stone
on the temple, cutting deep gash which
| came near killing her. Mr.. Gross was hit
on the head, and knocked down, while
Reinel received rock on the left eye which
nearly destroyed it. On Wednesday Sher
! iff Brown arrested the two Voughns, and
Friday, upon warrant issued by Justice
| Grimm and the tronble was settled BY
their paying about $60.-Banner.
| LAKE MILLS.
A double aff1c,lon has visited Dan Lem
phoel, during the past week. Gu Thursday
be lost his twelve yei old boy with diph.
liberia and on Saturday, shortly after the
burial services were performed, his nine
year old girl died with the same drea0tul
disease. 1t is just such Affections as these
that takes the sunlight out of ones life.
1T is astonishing what immense QUAINT.
ties of 20 DDS are sold at Lake Mills, by our
merchants.
The teachers of the public schools will
| spend their we'll earned vacations as fol-
lows: Prof. q. l. Hnbbs will visit his
brother at Appleton; Miss Eva Stiles will
return to Favllle Grove; Miss Nellie Smith
ill sojourn at Harvey, and Miss Edith
Manning will most probably remain in the
| village:
We are sorry to learn that L. II. Joslin
| is laid up in Denver, Colorado, with Sc.
| we're attack of rheumatism.
! W. s, Greene sold in Milwaukee, 1887
barrels of -four on Tuesday. 1t will be re-
packed in l4Otb sacks and shipped to Eu-
rope. The fancy brands will be packed as
usual, in barrels, and shipped East.
On Monday evening the n. E, Church
was filled to overlowiL g to witness the en-.
tertainment given by the members of the
Temple of Honor.
H.F. Conklin, wife and family, recent
ly of Washburn, Grant, Co., Wis, arrived
at the Lake on Monday last, and have taxi
en- up their residence on the Macarthur farm.
A cordial welcome is extended to them in
their new home.
| On Friday and Saturday evenings the
members OF the Junior Temple gave two
entertainments, which reflects the highest
credit to them all.-Spike.