Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-12-24
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Henry Brooks, OF St. Francis Seminary,
Milwaukee, is in town for the holidays.
Full assortment of diaries for 1856
at Clark s. Carroll's.
j. Koch, harness maker on Third
street, has failed. Liabilities $500.
Assets not given.
With about six inches of snow on
the level the Holidays can be made merry
| with good sleighing.
John Whitiet, of Busseyville, has
been elected chairman of the executive
committee of the State Grange.
The State Teachers Association
meets at the Senate Chamber in Madison,
December 20, continuing until the 3lst
Tom Scion has turkey shoot at
Redwood on Friday and ball ia the
new hall in the evening.
The wedding of A. A. Hardie, of the
First ward, and Miss Lucy Chapman,
daughter of John Chapman, is appointed
| for next Monday evening.
The congregation ofSt, Pauls church
have the satisfaction of seeing their fine
| new parsonage completed and occupied
by their rector, Rev. d. A. Sanford.
"A. F.. Randall charged with cow
| stealing was examined before Justice
Halliger on Friday and bound over for
| trial to the next term of Circuit Court.
Not obtaining bail he was lodged in jail.
-Mep's All Wool Socks at the Water
town Wooler Mill at 20 cents per pair.
Also ladies hose, all wool, from 20 to 80
cents per pair, 9
The opening of the roller skating
| rink at the town hall in Concord by
Thomas & Smith last Saturday evening
was well attended, and in all respects a
success. Roller Skating will take place
in the same hall Saturday evening, JAN
uarY 10.
Geo. Chatfeld. alias George Eng
lish, arrested for stealing tools from the
Bennett Mandatory and Kunert's shops
waived examination before JusticesStacy
last Thursday and was bound over to the
Circuit Cosrt for trial. He was commit
ted to jail
The installation of the officers of
Watertown Lodge F. & A. NJ, Chapter
No. IL R. A. NJ, and Olivet Command
cry K. T., will be held at Masonic Hall
next Monday evening. All masons and
their ladies are lnyted to be present.
The REPUBLICAN Office is prepared
TO do all kinds of job work in good style
and on reasonable terms. Leave your
orders for note heads, bill beads, letter
heads, envelopes, cards, &c.
A very large and fine assortment of
Christmas Cards and other things suitable |
for holiday presents, will be found at
Straw & Murphy's.
Yesterday morning Marshal Zau.ner
had a gang of eight tramps working hard
cleaning the sidewalks of snow about
the city. In this way the city was
getting some remuneration from the
tramps for meals and lodging furnished
them.
New designs in Xmas Cards at Clark
& CAROLS.
For pictures for the holidays 60 to
Mays studio, east enc of Main street
bridge. What more approriate gift than
a fine striking photograph of yourself or
member of your family can you give for
a Christmas or New Years present?
May can furnish them in as'fine style as
can be procured anywhere, taken after
the lightning process. See advertise
ment.
The new Catholic church of St. |
Malachy, Chicago, was dedicated with
imposing ceremony on Sunday. St. |
Malaehy's congregation is in charge of
Father Thomas, P. Hodnett, some years
ago assistant pastor of St. Bernard church |
OF this city, and mainly through his en-
ergy and devotedness has the beautiful |
st. Malachy church been built at q cost
of $4,000. - &
-Sproesser & Hawlsy will offer parties
contemplating the purchase of first
class Piano or Organ exceptional bargains
between now and Christmas: A full
stock Of instruments will be ON exhibit.
The success Of "Only Farmers
Daughter" was conclusively assured las,
night at this theatre, where twill be
repeated during the week to doubtless
quite as large an attendance as crowded
every available space in the auditorium
last nightly. 2. Graphic. - :.
Turner Hall, Monday, Dec. 90.