Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-07-30

tesian well sunk in the new city hall
building.
key. D. A. Sanford will return and
/ oficiate at St. PauPs church next Sun
day morning and evening.
The pulpit of St. Paul's church was
quite acceptably filled last Sunday by
Rey. Mr. Dean, of Waupun.
-Euper & Mayer can always be relied
upon to supply those who order with fresh
and good Lake Superior fish.
And now comes the Third ward with
an addition to the population at the home
of James 6. Ford, beautiful girl baby,
born Sunday.
"A little son OF E. A. Mendenhall
was thrown from his fathers wagon on
Clyman street last evening, and received
bad bruises on the head.
Oh account of the rain the Congre-
gational Sunday School picnic was post
poned until Friday and a pleasant day
was enjoyed on Concordia Island.
During the last week in August a
teachers institute will be held in this
city. State Superintendent Graham and
other eminent educators will be present
to conduct exercises.
DIR. w. F. Whyte writes to his friend.
G. Field, from on board the steamer AIDE.
laide at Rotterdam while on his way to
England, in which country and Scotland
he will remain some weeks and then set
sail for home.
john Blair, the faithful! express driver
fell in the Office yesterday with faint
ing spell, accompanied by chills and had
| to be carried to his home. It is to be
hoped the matter is not serious and that
John will soon be attending to duty.
This season it surely can be said that
cit never rains but it pours." Yesterday
it proved true with the showers we had,
for although it rained but few minutes
at time the water rushed through the
streets aud cutters in perfect torrents.
The temperance lecture by A. H.
Sembower at the NJ. f. Church last
evening, was attended by a.fair-sized
audience, large portion of which was
of the male sex. The gentleman is a
pleasant speaker and handled his subject
an interesting manner.
The work of arranging the seats and
furniture in the new High School build
ing and making other preparations nee
essary for the scholars to occupy their
new apartments, is now going forward
under the supervision of Prof. G. F.
Viebahn, who, of course, feels great in
terest in the task.
Charles Dunning, of Pennington,
ard Miss May T. Guthrie were married
in this city by Justice w. D. Stacy
Monday, July g. This was Mr.. Dun
nings fourth appearance in the role of
groom and his friends wish him much
happiness upon his entrance once more
into the married state.
"A monster meeting of Irishmen FOR
Blaine and Logan was held in New York
city Monday evening. Addresses were
made by such well-known and prominent
Irishmen as Rev. George w. Pepper,
Methodist minister, Judge Brennan, of
Iowa, Hon. P. T. Barry, of Illinois,
Capt. E. O'Meagher Condor, of Wash.
ington, and others.
The strange course of the Catholic
Citizen, of Milwaukee, in first showing a
friendly feeling for Blaine and Logan and
then openly declaring for Cleveland and
Hendricks is explained by trusty source
as. follows: The editor really prefers
Blaine and Logan but the chief financial
hacker of the paper is John Black, a
very pronounced Democrat who wants to
go to Congress, and therefor has demanded
that the paper swing into the Democrat
ic line.
Andrew Cummings, an old Water
town boy, proprietor of Thompson's Res
tauTant, Chicago, with his wife and chill
dren, visited relatives and friends in town
from Saturday until last evening when
he left for Chicago Mr.. Cummings is
at the head of one of the largest and best
appointed establishments in his line of
business in the .city of Chicago. The
average number of walters employed
daily in his restaurant the year round is
somewhat over one hundred which will
give something of an index as to the ex.
tent of his business.
! Board of Street Commissioners
meeting Monday evening:
The Board having been notified that
VIM. Schaefer keeps and maintains a
disorderly and improper house, in viola.
| ton of chapter IS OF Revised Statutes,