Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-06-04
j. F. Mundt is erecting twostory

the WatertOwn brick yards is me KIN
OF 800, 900 turned out at the yard of Cor
des & Terhrueggen last Wednesday.
"A Lake Mills board of trade was
organized Saturday with E. B. Fargo
president and G. L. Hubbs secretary.
The next meeting will be June 10 and
each week thereafter.
Geo. b Lewis received a dispatch
last night from Salem, Dakota, announces
ing the sad news of the death of his
brother, H. H, Lewis. Mr.. Lewis left
on the night train for Salem.
The public examinations of the
students of the Northwestern University
begin on Friday, June 9th, at = o'clock
D. m, and will be continued on Saturday
and Monday. All are invited to attend
these exercises.
Those having painting to do should
bear in mind that Straw & Murphy are
putting up pure linseed oil paint, ready
for Use, in one quart, two quart and one
gallon pals, free from benzine aud adul
teratious of.all kinds, and should enquire
for prices 5etore buyino. "a
The cry goes up from the Watertown
Democrats, "Tilden and Reform" The
time to have INDICATED the old man
was four years ago. Why does it take
eight years for you to lake up to real
izing sense of doing Tilden "justice," as
YOU claim? You should not be so back
ward about coming forward in good
cause
Robert Moore, of Rome, paid his
respects to the REPUBLICAN office last
Wednesday while on his way to visit his
sons, who are physicians, as follows: DR.
John Moore, New London, Wis, DR.
George Moore. Marion, Wis, and DR.. T..
E. Moore. MERRIAM, Wis, all graduates
of Rush Medical College, Chicago, and
enjoying a lucrative practice. Jefferson
county is ahead in the number OF doctors
in one family.
At the annual parish meeting of st.
Pauls church held Monday evening, the
following Wardens and Vestrymen were
elected: Senior Warden, ID. Jones; Ju-
nior Warden, J B Bennett. Vesty en-:
Tneo. Prentiss, H T Eberle, A. Baum,
G.. A. Judd, VIM L. Norris. Delegates to
Council: d. Jones, J. B. Bennett, Theo
Prentiss, IWm. L. Norris; Alternates:
G Hawkins, H. S. Howell, H. t Eberle,
A. Baum.
Our townsman, Hiram Parkhurst,
has come in posses ion of a portion Of a
dowry left him through the death Of an
uncle in Canada some years ago. The
uncle was born in Vermont. and he willed
his entire property to the Green Noun
tain state. The English law, however,
does not allow person to will real estate
TO corporation, and this part Of the prop
erty was divided among the heirs, but the
personal property went to the state of
Vermont.
Albert Raynor, of Milford, cheese
maker in the Piperville factory, driving
home Saturday was arrested when going
through here by marshal Zautner for
violating the cruelty to animals statute.
Justice Halliger fined him $3.50 and
costs The officers certify that the horse
he drove was bleeding in several places
from the harness rubbing. Raynor and
his friends considered the fine an impo-
sition and unjust, claiming that the ami
NAL suffered nothing from the sores up.
on it. Raynor by his counsel, Fl. Pease,
demanded a surrender Of the fine. If
not RENTED suit, it is said, will be COM
menced against the marshal and justice.
The home of Gustie Luckow, whose
tragic death at GAINESVILLE recently has
created such intense excitement, is about
half a mile south of Hubbleton station in
Milford. Gustie's father died some
years ago, and her mother married for
her second husband Michael Werth, a
ttackman on the Hubbleton section. The
family has resided at Hubbleton Tor
about nine years, and the members have
always borne an excellent reputation.
Gustie had always passed for girl of
good character, and before going to
GAINESVILLE, little over a year ago, had
livedswith several families in Waterloo
as a domestic. Her brother and sister
also live at GAINESVILLE.
Crouch, the Iowa weather prophet,
predicts that the warm days of June will
be near the dates, Sd, 9th, 9Th, 18th, 14th,
10Th, Oath and 28th; the cooler days near
the I'd, 4th, 7th, 9th. 18th, 18th, 22d
26th and Both. A heightened period Of
sunny sky will appear near the 18th
during.which Venus can be watched
apd rho will ho pot;ood 70 u,o1f1 ~, NTH