Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-25
Judgment of foreclosure and sale

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Henry S. Printup VS. D. Whitehead ct al
judgment of foreclosure and sale.
Carl Straube vs. VIM. Muster ct al, iudg-
ment of foreclosure and sale.
| Samuel Buchanan VS. VIM WOolcock,
judgment of foreclosure and sale.
q. e. G.. Surlicn VS. Chas. F. Bullwinkel
motion for extending time to settle bill of
exceptions denied.
Jacob Simmer VS. Charlotte Tiswillger
plaintiff to file security for costs within 20
days.
H. E. Southwell VS. Geo. Scherwtz ct al,
judgment of foreclosure and sale.
Huldah Defe VS. August Dete, judgment OF
divorce with title o. homestead to be in
plaintiff and tina. plaintiff also have house
hold furniture and sewing machine and re-
cover costs.
F. Bullwnkel VS. Simon Farley ct al,
Judgement Of foreclosure and sale.
Osias Manning VS.. Wensel Fuchs ct al,
continued on plaintiffs motion, upon pay
ing TO det'nt $40, attorneys fees and costs
Of teIm including Sheriff and clerks fees.
Fred Brann and Kate Brann his wife VS.
Christ Fischbeck, order of arrest granted.
j. F. Pirce ct al VS. j. D. Goodman, judg-
ment on failure to answer.
Bareu her & Co., of the jefferson steam
tannery, have purchased new machinery
and started a horse collar factory in con-
nection with their tannery and expect to
| supply the trade with the collars made
The factory is under charge of Mr.. John
Ballard, of Milwaukee, who is known in
this state and Iowa as one of the best col
lar makers in the country.
jim Flynn was on the war path last
| Tuesday, but owing to the cowardce O our
city marshal he was not confined. He took
his departure on the 1920 train Tuesday
night.
A little skirmish in Berg's saloon last
| Tuesday, resulted in breaking OF glass
out of the front window, for which the con-
.estants paid three dollars and half.
On Wednesday last a little son Of Geo.
| Fleming fell and broke his thigh. The
fracture was reduced by DR.. Geo. Smith,
assisted by A. Bechaud one of Our popular
druggists. The patient is doing finely.
A. Hanson & Co., of Cambridge, Dane
county, have bought out the hardware
business of Mr.. diversion, and will carry on
the same in the future.
Some boys of an adventurous turn of
mind got in a box car on the half past ten
train last Saturday light, and rode up to
Johnson's Creek to meet the other train
and we heard some one say that they had
a very pleasant time walking back.
The new Evangelical church is fast ap-
preaching completion. They are now lay
ing brick between the window frames.
The new foundation of Mrs. G, Muck
block is completed, and The brick laying
will commence soon banner.
LAKE MILLS.
On Saturday as A. D. Faville was return
ing from Hubbleton, in his carriage, accom-
panied by his two daughters, be overlook a
wagon driven by two men named Adolph
Seich and Emil LANCER. Mr.. Favile
urteously asked permission to drive BY
them, but instead OF acceding to this re-
quest, these men blocked the road and COM
menced to abuse the occupants OF the car
riage in most disgracetul manner, using
the most foul language and challenging Mr
Faville to fight. As soon as Mr.. Favllle
got to town he entered complaint against
the men, and warrant was issued and placed
in the bands of S. r. Teed, who arrested
th EN- during the day, and brought them be.
fore Squire Winnick, who after hearing the
evidence, fined them i've dollars piece and
costs.
During the past week the members OF
the fourth district of the Northwes tern Nor.
avian conference have been in session al
the Moravian Church in this village.
It cost August Leichmann about Sl5, fol-
using abusive language and for general Gus
sedness towards Mrs. klumpf.
Friday, June 18th, will long be remem.
bered as a gala day in Lake Mills, for il
brought out the brightest and most intel
lectual audience that perhaps ever assem-
bled within the portals of the Methodist
| Church, to listen to the commencement ex-
ercises Of the graduating class of 1879.
Enoch Fargo, and Mr.. Brown, of Chica-
go, while fishing on Thursday, landed g
sixteen pound pickerel. During the pas
week a number of the same kind Of fish
have been caught, weighing from eight tc
twelve pounds.
During the past week numerous parties
from the surrounding towns, have availed
themselves of the unrivaled attractions o
our delightful lake, and INDUCED in picnic
ing, fishing, boating and good time gener.
ally.
Rev. H. Stone Richardson will delive,
the Fourth of July Grafton at Cambridge.
About half dozen fam lilies of this place
have oncluded to erect building on the
Lake shore for picnicing purposes.
D1ED.--On Sunday, June IS, Cotschalk
daughter of Mrs. August Frank, aged eleven
years.
Charley Russ went Enoch Fargo one
half pound better in pickerel catching last
Friday.-Spike.