Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-24
Fresh fish always on hand At the
fish market. l., w. KRUGER.

IN Clyman, OF consumption, FRIDAY last,
aged sc years. His funeral was held
from the Clyman church Monday.
The Redwood Glee and Dramatic
club will present the following sketches
at Cleveland Hall, Redwood, Monday
evening, March 10: Thirty Minutes
for Refreshments, "Quarrelsome Ser
wants. and "McNoggerty's Dilemma
the latter by request.
Mr.. and Mrs James w, Moore were
the happy recipients of a 9-pound boy
born at o'clock Monday morning last,
February %, most pleasant reminder
to them of Washington's birthday. The
REPUBLICAN extends its congratulations
to the parents and the Gazette's young
editori in chief.
AS Lent approaches marriage bans
multiply among our Catholic friends.
Last Sunday the bans of Edward Fitz-
patrick, of Shields, and Miss Katie Man
ming, of Clymau, were read in the ely
man Catholic Church; also the bans of
NJ Shannon, of Mapleton, and Miss Ella
Condor, of Hustisford, in the Neosho
Catholic Church.
H. ]. Strauss is always looking after
bargains He struck good deal last week,
the entire stock of the Boston Boot and
Shoe Store being sold to him at sacri fee
of 40 per cent. on the original cost. Mr..
Strauss will sell al the old stand for Is
days at less than cost. The balance of
the goods he will then remove to bis cid
stand.
L. M. Linne!l, formerly of Dodge
Centre, Minnesota, has accepted the
agency of the Standard Life and Acct
dent Insurance company. of Detroit,
Mich, and will open an office here and
represent Jefferson and Dodge counties.
All persons from Is to 65 years of age
can be insured against all accidents in
the Standard. 20
One of the largest progressive euchre
parties of the season, II tables being occu-
pied, was held at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. James G. Ford Saturday evening,
and all enjoyed pleasant time. Mrs.
L Hurtubese received first lady's prize,
vase; G. w. Webb. first gentleman's,
brass smoking set; BOBBY lady's prize,
Miss Emma Brook, satin scent bag;
BOBBY gentlemau's, George Wilder, hand
organ.
The young folks progressive euchre
club met with Miss Hattie Hitchcock
last Friday evening. Ladies' head prize
was won by Miss Anna Perry. Mrs. Oud,
ley's poems; gentleman's head prize,
Will C. OFF, of Blue Mounds, pack of
linen playing cards; lady's foot prize,
Miss Maud Norris, bottle of catsup; gen
tleman's foot prize, bottle of catsup.
Next meeting with Miss Mary Young
Friday evening.
In preparing for the Masquerade
Ball to be given by the WATERFOWL Turn
er Society on Saturday Evening, March
9th, 1886, the committee is neither SPAR
ing pains nor money to make it the
grandest ball of the season. The popu-
larity o. their entertainments is well
known and those thar wish to enjoy an
evening of fun should not miss to attend
the masquerade on March 9th. The
admission will he, to Hall. SOC; for chill
dren, 35c; Gallery, 25c
Patents granted to citizens of Wis
consin for the week ending Tuesday,
February Is, 1886, reported for the Re-
PUBLICAN, through the Office of ]. F.
Beale, Solicitor of Patents, No. '637 F
Street, n. w, Washington, D. c.:
a. F. Smith, Mil waukee, spelling
board; Joseph Vandewater (deceased) E.
Nd. Vandewater, administrator and as
signor to Essterly Harvesting Machine
Co., of Whitewater, moving machine;
Otto Zwietusch, Milwaukee, bottle stop
per.
The entertainment of the Greena-
ways and PeIicoes at Concordia Hall
Wednesday evening last, was decided
success, rejecting credit upon the pro-
jectors and participants alike. The only
drawback was the want of proper lighting
facilities for the hall. many in the rear
not being able to see distinctly what was
going on. After the performance large
number partook Of an oyster supper, ard
the disciples of Terpsichore INDUCED in
the giddy mazes until the approach of
the "wee sma' hours" The entertain
ment was financial success netting over
$50 for the ladies fund of st Paul's
church.
Teachers examinations and institute
for Jefferson county, spring of 1886, will