Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-06-04

lawyer and legislator of this county, is
still residing in the Republican Valley,
Nebraska, where he divides his time be.
tween limited practice Of law and
farming.
Mrs. J. Robbins and her son Albert,
of Milwaukee, have been on visit in
town at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
|. Doddimead, parents of Mrs. Robbins.
Miss Agnes Boyne, of Necedah, has
been on visit for some days at her
home in the First ward.
Cbas.. Baxter, train dispatcher at Min
neapolis of the I'll. & D. division of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway,
has been making a short visit here at the
home of his parents
VIM. Ducassee, of Cleveland, Ohio,
visited in town over Sunday.
Hon. J. Pollack, of Milburn, Illinois,
spent Memorial day here and was the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Parks, of Chippe-
wa Falls, are visiting at Mrs. Parks
former home in the Third ward. Mrs.
?. will remain here for the summer.
Mrs Frank Pattee, of Minneapolis, is
the guest of her grand-parent, Mrs. Fl.
Montgomery.
J.K. Chappell, of Rochester, New
York, is in town to look after his prop
ersy and takes the opportunity to talk up
with his friends the questions involved in
New York politics. He thinks the Re-
publicans are clearly ahead in his state.
DR.. f. G. Moulding attends the meet>
ing of the State Medical Society to-day in
Milwaukee.
J. T. Moak and John 2. Slight are
looking over the field at the Republican
National Convention in Chicago.
John Latin, of Milwaukee, high in
masonic circles, passed Sunday at the
residence of his father-inlaw, n. G.
Daniels
w. H. Phillips, of Lake Mills, shook
hands with his friends here Thursday.
J.H. Keyes, of the Eau Claire Free
Press. listed here yesterday while en-
route to Chicago.
jesse Stone is one of the representa-
V
ago convention.
NJ. B. Schwab has returned from his
business tri p to New York.
J. w. Williams closed up his drug
store last week and with his family has
taken his departure fOr Minneapolis
where he opens up in business on Fort
Avenue. We are sorry to lose Mr. Wills
Jams from among us. He is a gentleman
of good business capacity, exemplary aud
honest. and we wish him abundant
success in his new field.
J, B. Bennett is on a business trip TO
Minnesota and Dakota.
MeaHoriUl Dag i1t W0tertO,C,.
Memorial Day which occurred last
Friday received more than usual observ-
ance in Watertown. The day was a
lovely one, we'll fitted for the anniversary
of paying tribute of respect to the men,
DRY of the soldier dead. At one o'clock
pursuant to programme, the 0. d.
Pease Post, g. A. r., the Watertown
Rifles and children of the public schools
formed in line headed by the Philhar-
monte band and marched 10 Oak Hill
Cemetery where the memorial services
were held under the auspices of the O.
d. Pease Post. The graves of the SOL
diers were decorated with flowers by the
school children following which came
the Grafton for the occasion by Rev. "
Corby, of St. Bernard's church, who in
well-chosen words spoke of the noble ex
ample to the youth to be derived from a
due observance of Decoration Day. Then
came the exercises by the Post chaplain
and commander after which the salute
over the dead was fired by the Rifles
The day had proper homage paid all the
places of business being closed in the
afternoon. The exercises at the Cemetery
were attended by the largest number Of
people ever assembled here on a similar
occasion. Although not formally visited
the soldiers gray in St. Demands and
St. Henri's burying grounds were apprc-
priately decorated with floral tributes.
DGGthsOf DR.. Il. III. Testey.
The sad intelligence is received here
by the relatives and friends of DIR. Theo.
dore H. Wesley of his death at Muske
gon, Michigan, Sunday morning, June
LIST, 1884, at o'clock. Deceased was
the son of Mrs, G. Wesley and brother O.
Mrs. VIM. L. Norris. of this city He
came here with his parents in 1916 from
Rensselaerville, Albany county, New
York, where he was born in 1888. He
studied medicine and graduated from the
st Louis Homeopathic college some IL
years ago entering upon the practice of
his profession first at Sheboygan Falls
and subsequently at Sheboygan where
he remained some years. From Sheboy
gan he removed to East Saginaw, Mich
gan, from which place he came to thi'
| CITY and after Dracticinp here for a short