Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-05
Roy o n Susan. of Berlin. Rev

Rev Mr.. Starkweather preached IN tie
morning and Rev Nh. Sleight in tue even
ing. Both these gentlemen were men,
bers of the last graduating class at Ma
shotah Seminary.
BY invitation of Miss Mary Chad
wick the members of the Shakespearean
club assembled at Ter home in the Third
ward last Thursday evening for enter
tafnment and most delightful time was
experienced by all present, Miss Chad
wick leaving nothing undone that would
add to the pleasure of her guests. Vol
untary reading and music were contrib
uted to the evenings enjoyment and
with the feast of good things provided
the affair was rendered all that could be
desired. Its pleasant memories will liEger
long in the minds of the participants.
The Chicago & Northwestern Rail
way have adopted the Wagner sleeping
cars for their lines while the sleepers of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul will
be run and managed by the Pullman
company. The change on the North
western from Pullman to Wagner had no
doubt good deal to do with bringing
the Chicago, Milwaukee &St. Paul peo-
pie to this conclusion The present cars
of the Milwaukee & St. Paul will be re-
modeld by Mr.. Pullman and an entirely
new set of sleepers will be added where
ever found necessary.
Personal.
BILLY" Of, one of the employees in
MENDOZA Hospital for the Insane, cele-
brated the Fourth here at his old home
Misses Minnie and Lizzie Moulding,
of Chicago, are visitors iii the city, the
guests Of their uncle, John J. Monlding.
Rev T. W. Mclean, rector of Trinity
Church, Janesville, paid short visit last
week to Rev Horace Gates.
Sewell Keyes, who makes his home
with his daughter IN Milwaukee, Mrs J.
NJ Lowry, lis in the city visiting relatives
and friends.
f. F. Weber, professor of music, has
returned from his visit to East Saginaw,
Mich.
Duro Woodland is home from Beloit
College to pass inc vacation.
The numerous friends Oft d. Kanouse,
of Appleton, were agreeably surprised to
see him on the streets the evening of the
Fourth.
Richard Parker, of Chicago, is passing
a few days from the cares of business at
the residence of his mother, Mrs. NJ. E.
Parker.
Lewis Foster and his daughters, Mrs,
J. Sumner and Mrs. L. Smith, of Madi-
son, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. HIS. How
ELL Mr. Foster was former old resi-:
dent of the town of Aztalan
Our former townsman, VIM. Livesey,
has resumed his old position in the
Controllers Office, of Pittsburg, Penn.
Eugene Jones. of the Beloit Harvester
Works, Milwaukee, has been visiting at
his home in the First ward for few DAYS.
John Hardie and bride, of Portage
City, are on visit in the city at the old
home of Mr. Hardie in the First ward
Miss Elizabeth Robinson, of the Fourth
ward, is on a visit to her aunt at Law
renee. Massachusetts,.
Dir. and Mrs John Chapman, spent
Sunday in Menasha.
Mrs. w. Davis ard her sister, Miss
Lizzie Markham, of Edgerton, Wis, are
visiting at Rev r. 9. Bedford's.
PoND's EXrRACT.-Among the excel
lent family medicines which have from
time to time appeared before the public,
there is not one so generally useful, so
simple, and so truly curative as Ponds
Extract. For nearly thirty years it has
been in extensive use among the people
and profession; and though its claims
have been thousand times subjected to
searching scrutiny, yet in every instance
these claims have been triumphantly vim
Dictated. Like a true friend, the more we
use it and know it the better we like it.
Mdtri21OTi0I.
William M Con,roor6oJd Of A,stip