Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-06-17

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very handsome machinery of the latest
and most approved style, giving the
establishment extra facilities for turning
out fine work.
The WATERFOWL Medical Society was
organized Saturday evening at DR..
Moulding's Office with the following
officers: President, James Cody; Vice
President, ". c. Spalding; Secretary, F.
G. Moulding.
One of the cutest of A G books 10
the Household Primer" Each large
letter has an amusing picture and a pretty
verse. Is printed in brown: and, mailed
free by L. Lathrop & Co., Boston, on
receipt of 2 cent stamp.
In the absence of the rector, the
services at St. PauPs church Sunday were
conducted by Rev. w. E. Wright, of
Wausau, who preached two fine dis
courses, the evening sermon having for its
topic the Resurrection of the Dead"
Last Sunday the Chicago. Milwau-
kee & st. Paul Railway commenced
running a Sunday excursion trair for
the season between Milwaukee and this
city. Train leayes Milwaukee at $3.50
a. m, arrives here at 1920 a. m. Leaves
Watertown at 6:35 p. m, arrives in Mil.
waukee at 500 p. m. Fare, round trip,
$1.75.
Tomorrow evening the nuptials are
appointed for Charles Moore, the active
and popular mail agent on the line of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway between Chicago and Minneap-
oils, and Miss Clementi1a Eyer, youngest
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. G. Eyer, OF
the First ward, to be held at the home of
the brides parents.
The last of lot of parasols bought
direct from the manufacturers will be
sold at CRUDE & Achtenhagen's at Toe on
the 81.
We learn of a startling incident that
occurred on the farm of John Gormley in
Milford, during the storm of the 7th inst
Five children, three of Mr.. Gormley's and
two of a neighbours, were at play in q
cow stable when the structure was lifted
up by the wind and carried clean over
their heads, there being no floor in the
building, and all remained on terra frms
uninjured.
The change in the night train from
Milwaukee to an hour later than hereto
fore, arriving here now at 2:55 a. m.
instead of 1:55 a. M, wthdraws consider,
able patronage from this place to amuse-
ments in Milwaukee, people under the
present arrangement either getting home
rather late or else being obliged to re-
main over night in Milwaukee. The
effect will be felt in the attendance from
here to the Thomas concerts this week
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Wis
cousin, at Milwaukee, last week, elected
the following officers: Grand Master
Oliver Libby, of Green Bay; Crane
Chaplain. Rev. w. E. Wright, of Wau-
sau; Secretary, John W. Latin, of Mil
waukee; Deputy Master, Eugene S
Elliott, of Milwaukee; Treasurer, n. M
Littlejohn, of Whitewater; Warden
Alexander Moran, of Onalsska, and
Junior Warden, Byron j. Rumrill. o
Hartland.
Robert McWade, who appeared a
the ellis last evening in his creation aDC
dramatization OF Washington Irving's
great story, is too veil known in this city
TO demand extended criticism. His
audience last evening was large and more
than ordinarily enthusiastic. The play
as conceived by Mr.. McWade, is full o
pathos and beauty. The sentiments are
pure and enRobling, and MIR. McWade's
artistic conception of the remorseful
vagrant of the Catskills is strikingly
original and eminently pleasing. The
company in support is more than fair
The scolding wife and loving Steenie are
admirably acted.--Kansas City Times
Appears tonight at Turner Hall.
The Kenosha Coaching Club, with
their tallY-ho coach drawn by six horses
dashed through the streets last Frida,
forenoon and the party composed Of
dozen ladies and gentlemen refined up a
the Commercial Hotel. Considerable
interest was centered on the tally-ho. it!
/ quaint appearance recalling old times tt
the minds of many. The club were
making tour of the state and went
from here in the afternoon TO Columbu.
by train while the tally-ho was driven
across the country by the coachman.
AT the annual meeting of the Chica
go, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway COM
pany in Milwaukee Wednesday, the ole
board of directors was reelected, with
Phil D. Armour, Chicago, in place of the
late S. S. Merrill. The full directory il
pou, ,,ooda nm &c followe. AIovopde,