Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31
COUNTY NEWS.
FORT ATKINSON.

FORT ATKINSON.
G. w. Will May is home on a ten days
visit, from Kansas and Colorado.
Miss Amy Kellogg is home from La
Crosse to spend the holidays
Wells Wilcox, Neal Brown and Harry
Powers University students at Madison
are home on a visit.
Hon. L. B. Caswell reached home on
Saturday from Washington.
Miss Fannie Petit, who is teaching
in GAINESVILLE, is spending the holidays at
home.
J, r. Schuyler left the city on Tues
day, for Leadville, where he has gone to
look after the interests of G.. May & Co.,
of which firm he is one of the members.
One by one they disappear. An old re
spected pioneer, Sylvester Brewer, who
resides about four miles from this city, in
the town of Jefferson, died on Friday last
from Paralysis, after brief illness. He
was native OF Vermont, and moved into
this State "a years ago. He was rs years
old, and had reared to manhood and
womanhood a family of nine children,
who, with his wife survive to. mourn his
loss. He was the father of Drs. Frank
and Damn Brewer.
You can be amused and instructed by
attending the entertainment of the CongI
Church, Wednesday evening, Jan. 18th,
1880, given by the Sunday School.
Mother Goose will be there and exhibit
her living curiosities. Union.
JEFFERSON.
One of the most important social events
that ever transpired in Jefferson took
place in this city, last night, being no
less than the marriage of one of Jeffer
son county's most prominent young mer-
chants, Mr.. Emil Stoppenbach, and Miss
Flora Reed, one of the most charming
and accomplished young ladies in Wis
consin.
Mrs. +. Henry, received a telegraph
yesterday (Dec. 25th.) bearing the sad
news of the death other daughter Fran
els, who was attending school at Chase
burg, Wis. She was II years and 8
months old
Last Saturday, section man held a
spike. The boss struck at it with the
big hammer. The section man howled.
DIR. Smith skillfully dressed the smashed
finger, and the section boss swure that
hereafter he will aim at the finger so as
to be sure and hit the spike.
The great brick packing house is now
under full blast. 1t is big institution,
and monument to Mr.. Stoppenback' s
widely knewn business enterprise.
Mr.. E. J. Schwellenbach who was
summoned from Dakota to testify on the
Neuer tiial at Portage city, paid his many
friends here flying visit, last week.-In-
dependent.
LAKE MILLS.
On Saturday afternoon as VIM. Buss
was working at circular saw in the
Challenge Seeder works, the piece of tim
Der he was saving flew back and forced his
hand in contact with the saw. The con-
sequences were that he lost the first fin
ger and thumb of his left hand Dr. Nit
chell and Du Bots dressed the wound and
made the sufferer as comfortable as posi-
BILE.
If Frank Fargo is not busy inventing
something he is not happy. His last in
novation is butter color that will put
into the shade all other kinds, or we are
much mistaken for it colors the butter
to natural degree without coloring the
brine
John Dawes yields the birch over the
scholars in the Tousley district.
School closed on Friday for the holiday
vacation and will reopen January 9Th.
E.P. ingalls,, of Milford, has every
reason to feel proud of taking the first
premium for cheese at the Dairy fair in
New York.-Spake.
SARATOGA, August 20, 1879.
Messrs. Morgan & Allen, SO John Street
New York City.
misunderstanding been afflicted
with catarrh of the bladder, accompanied
by Inflammation of the kidneys, after be-
ing attended by the best medical profess
sion Give different physicians), and OBJ
tanning no relief, l was induced to try
the CONSTITUTION Water" so-called, and
am now happy to say entirely cured by
the use of less than bottle.
Yours very respectfully,