Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-05-20

of lakes and streams, with best fishing and hunt
ing known to any similar extent of territory In
Wisconsin. And these are reached at any bour
OF the day, with return at night, in the transit
of railway accommodation as established.
Though not famed for the magnifcence of it's
hostelries, there is sufficient accommodation in
various establishment at Watertown for all SiI1-
mediate purpose, with principal quarters
AT THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
and which, in its keeping, is mertOrous az pO
pular, and in all ways desirable Manegold & Co.
are proprietors, with that universal favorite, Mr.
james E. O'Bryne, in charge at the office, and
at whose instance much old time favor is re.
tained and many new patrons secured. In n
former administration of Mr. Henry BeItrarn,
present proprietor Cooks hotel, at Green Bay,
the place became particularly popular among
commercial men-a phase it most happily retain6
in present management, and the place popularity
known ard cerrespondingly frequented. It al
fords spacious samplerooms, a sumptuous
table, all comforts, with every requirement, and
is known as the principal hotel of the place.
The Lindon house affords q new lessee and
as recently been newly opened. The reputa-
ton secured speaks volumes in its favor and the
interest.
''The American" at the instance of Christie
Smith, is everywhere popular and always filed.
Courteous as attentive and favorate with all, Mr..
Smith 1s more concerned as to how to dispose
of his guests than in where to secure him.
At the Junction house, Mr.. Henry M. Waldo,
an old travelling man and greatly popular with
all, has charge The administration throughout
is most excellent and the dispensatious afforded
of such character as to hold first appreciation.
III Ino eVlueuCo SHOWH IL Is UoL necessary Lnab
Watertown should put out sign-boards in the in
terest of resort, as the business established
holds precedence to every such minor cOBsidera-
tion; still in the means possessed all opportunI-
ty is afforded, and while its people, have been
occupied in more immediate and principal con
Germs their possessions have held all fruitful
source and become grandly beautiful. And in D
matter of-fact sort of people, with conservative
measures and without Ostentation, is found
much possession in great source of thrift, with
welcome in all social relation and every hoepi-
tality-broad as their acres, and open as the
felds Dear old Watertown! For
The days of old
And the land of gold
And the days of49
are telling of thy glory; the loves We knew, the
joys we held; all association filled in every ten.
der remembrance, each habitation occupied m
in first interest, and all SO impossible to tell IN
q retrospect of-from there to here! From SUM-
rise to summit; then over the divide, and now
out and away for the golden sunset And, with
the prayer of Tiny Tim, 'God bless us-every
one," may all pass on However observation
may be fixed in other data,
1T is SUNRISE AT WATERFOWL
in opportunity to all enterprise and every ven
ture: Mayit fields hold golden, the light shown
In the new prosperity given prove meteor Of
meridian splendOr, and shine on-now and fore
ever! ASHLEY D.