Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-04-09
County News.
JEFFERSON.

JEFFERSON.
Mueller, of the Wisconsin House, will
have his new hall ready Easter Monday
A grand concert will he given IN the bal
on the afternoon of that day, which will be
free to all.
Real estate sales in Jefferson county, as
recorded in the Office OF the Register OF
Deeds, from Saturday. March IA, to Satur-
day, March 20; inclusive.
Phillip Pteifer to l.. A. Wooster 1t Is
TX II Pritchard Il Lewis add to Fl. Akin
on for 5000.
VIM. S. Frayn to Ann M. Frayn pit of
1t blk of the vii of Palmyra; also 1t 10
blk Higgins add to said village tor $1,000
Mathew Coogan to Betsey and P. Tilden
the swq of nwq sec % t 8 T IA, 40 Milford
for $1,000
Gerritt b. Splitter to A. J. Ing ..lls, SO 40
100 II in sec 4 7 r IA, Aztalan for $1,000.
VIM. Manning 70 Seth Gage, the ehf of 1t
5 blk of the vii Q Lake Mills for $500.
VIM. Jordon to Fred F Jordou, the saf of
nwq OF sec Is and the neg of nwq sec 81 I
s Is, 100 a, Waterloo for $4,000.
Labon Hoyt to Carl Krause the seq of
seq sec s4t7rl3. 40 9, Lake Mills for
$1,000.
Isabel Farmer TO 5. Macarthur 81 in
swq of swq sec /; also shf of seq of nwq
sec l. 20 al Is. Lake Mills for $3.50.
D. n Walker to Abraham Mack pit of
1t blk 6, c y of Ft Atkinson for $500.
Michal Frank TO VIM. Houmeson Inf
in nwq of sec ct 6 r IA, Jefferson for 5 65.
Isaac StuItz to Christian Ohliverler a p
Of 1t 10 blk E OF MIo Jones add to Fort
Atkinson for $500.
Fred Miller to Gustavus May pit of Its
s and blk 80 LIST ward city OF Watertown
for $3.50.
VIM. Mcdonald to Paulus Banker the
80 of 1t 3 vii OF Johnsons Creek fol-
$l5I0.
The Jefferson Wooden Manufacturing
Company was incorporated in 1865 and has
been success from the start. The present
officers Of the company are Chas. Stopper
back, presiden'; Frank Stoppenback, secre
tary; and g. Hilberts, superintendent.
The work i the MILL is conducted on the
same plan as that OF the Eastern factories,
and the strictest order prevails. The mum
Der of hands employed is IS, requiring
about $1,000 per month 70 pay them.
About 5000 yards of cloth are n,anufac,ur-
ed per month, consisting of 'cassimeres and
fannes.
- son Of Mr.. Marquart, of Milford,
while driving horses on woodsawing ma
chine, last week, caught his loot in the
horse dover and bruised it severely
Banner.
LAKE MILLS.
Rev. G. F. Oehler has accepted charge Of
= congregation in southeastern Illinois, to
which place he will 60 about the middle Of
April. He takes the place of the minister
who is Frustrated by chrome disease. II
is not certain how long Rev. Mr.. Oehler
will remain with bis new congregation.
Rev. j NJ. Lavering will arrive in Lake
Mills about that time, to take charge of the
Moravian Church.
Accidents while chopping eeems to be
quite prolific, the last victim being Lew
Green of Aztalan, who missed the Tree and
struck his right limb below the knee. A
serious and painful wound was made.
E. B. Fargos cheese factory made its 6rst
butter churning of the season on Fridy.
Considerable improvements have been made
in tbs factory, since last fall. Three new
rats have been added with capacity of
1900 pounds and everything turned out
will be "gilt-edged."
The Maple Sugar Festival at the N. E.
Church on Wednesday was q most pleasant
affair, but q great many were deferred from
attending on account Of the wretched state
of the roads.-Spike.
FORT ATKINSON.
A man by the nome of Vanderwater
came very near drowning near Bark River
the other day. He was in q canoe and up
set, and drifted down in front of the resi-,
dence of 8. P. Nay, when . couple of boys
dashed two canoes and together and rescued
him. he was badly chilled when taken
out.
Wesly Roberts former resident of this
town, now residing in Lloyd, RichlAad CO..