Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-12-10

ment house at the rear of his residence OF
Second street.
There will be a grand Masquerade a
the Turner Hall Roller Rink Thursda,
evening, Dec. 18th.
-Mep's All Wool Socks at the Water
town Wooler Mill at 20 cents per PAL
Also ladies hose, all WOOL from 20 to sc
cents per pair.
The Milwaukee Fair, Harris & Sons,
announce full line of toys and holiday
goods. See their advertisement on Fourth
page.
"A prize of pair of roller skates will
be given to the best gentleman skater, at
the North Star Roller rink tomorrow
evening.
&C. w. Thayer, of Wausau, the MUIR
derer of Fred Beals, has been judged in
sane and ordered to be confined in an
insane asylum.
The concert this evening at Turner
Hall of the Watertown Chorus Glass, G,
S Hawley director, will be well worth
attending. A fine programme has been
arranged for the occasion. The hall
should be full.
The NJ. E. Sunday School will hold
their Christmas tree and entertainment
We 1nesday evening, December "a. All
are invited and the use of the tree 10
rendered to everybody desiring to place
gifts upon it.
The Clover Club of the Congrega-
tional Church will hold their annual
bazaar and supper at Turner Hall, We'd
nesday evening, December 18th. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all. Supper
35c. By ORDER OF CON-
If you want to save money when
purchasing Piano or Organ, go to
Sproesser & Hawley. They buy direct
from the Manufacturer, employ no can
wasting agents, and do not have to add
the expense ofroad agents and teams 10
the cost of their goods.
The Milwaukee wheat market, yes.
terday, was,.6rmer, closing at 1913 and
1890 for No. 2 spring, 7024c seller jan
uary, and 1890 FetrIary. Flour was
dull. Oats closed at 2314c, corn at 3714c,
rye at 5215c and barley at SOC. Hogs
were irmer, ranging at $4a4. 35.-,Sen-
tines 10.
The appointment of Louis Kehr as
commissioner to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Sharon
Evans, the writer believes, will prove to
be the right man in the right place. The
county can surely trust to Mr.. Kehr's !
Judgment and honesty.-Pierre Oak |
Free Press
The propTietors of Our Little Ones and
the Nursery have provided their young
readers with splendid number for
December. The table of contents is
varied and interesting and the i!lustra-
lions choice and striking, The Russell
Publishing Co., Sc Bromfeld ST., Bo ston
81 so per year.
The family of Henry Goetsch came
near having serious time from coal gas
last night. Mr.. and Mrs Goetsch both
woke UP with severe headaches and di
vining the cause got out of bed. As Mrs.
6. started to light lamp she fell to the
floor overcome with the gas. Mr.. Goetsch
FASTENED apd awoke his children who had
become partially stupefed. The mother
after while recovered consciousness.
They regard their escape narrow one
The sensation of the hour last week
was the payment by A. j. Roach, Super
visor from Waterloo, of the bet he made
with A. G. Hutchinson, of Cambridge
The parties made a bet on the general
result, the loser to walk from his place of
residence to Madison and.push wheel
barrow, while the winner was to accom-
pany the loser on foot and oil the wheel.
Roach bet on Blaine, Hutchinson on
Cleveland. Roach pushed the wheel
barrow into Madison last Saturday amid
torrents of rain. He was received by the
Governor and state officers at the capitol
and highly extolled for his honor and
pluck. Mr.. Roach presented the wheel
harrow to the Historical Society as a
memento of the campaign and achieved
an extensive notoriety for the part be
played.
AsPHYXIATED.-The family of VIM.
Jaedeke, proprietor of the meat market
ON Third Street, had a narrow escape
from, fatal results from asphyxia last
week. Adjoining their residence some
rooms were newly plasterea, and on
Thursday charcoal was burned to dry the
plaster During the night Mr.. Jaedeke's
apartments were filled with gas, and him.
so1f wiro an1 child randayad uucon sniOuo