Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-03-17
The Waterloo Democrat WAS one
year old Saturday

The Waterloo Democrat WAS one
year old Saturday.
Miller & Reicharjt have purchased
the Rosenbaum property on Fifth street.
and will erect shop on the site forthwith.
-Ony one week more Tor chances on
the Singer sewing machine at ii. ID.
James & Co.'S. as the draw ing takes place
March Is.
EARLY Monday evening sneak thieves
entered q hall in the rear of the residence
OF Dap. Kusel and stole three boys
overcoats which were hanging on the
cl"tbes rack
AN opportunity is presented of re
curing lecture from Rev joseph Cook.
OF Boston. if the. projest meets with favor
from our citizens. let us all see what
can be Zone in this linatter.. !'5i%
The Senate, yesterday, passed the
House bill increasing the pension Of
soldiers widows and other dependent
rel.,tiyes from IS to $l2 month, and it
now on yawaits The Presidents approval.
-Associal meeting under the auspices
o. the Young Peoples sSmiety of Chris
tian Endesvor. will be'held at the Con-
gregational parsonage on Frida, evening.
An interesting literary programme has
been pre- pared.
One of the pleasantest of the series
of progressive euchre parties was given
by Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Fuller Monnay
evening First prizes were won by Mr.
ard Mrs J. G. Ford. and BOBBY prizes by
Mrs. w. P. Green and ]. H. Stahl.
The Milwaukee wheat market YES
terdav was weak and prices declined nc,
closing at 81 18c for No. spring and
8436c seller May. Flour was steady and
moderately active Oats closed at 28c
corn at SIZE, rye at 6558c and barley at
81 &c Hogs were steady at So 65a4 20
The literary, musical and dramatic
entertainment this evening at Turner
Hall, in observance Of St. Patrick's day.
piven by the students of Sacred Heart
college, promises to be we'll worth attepd-
ing, and we hope to see a rousing patron
age extended to the boys in their efforts
On account of failing health. Emory
j. Price has disposed of his dye works
and knitting business, and leaves to NOR
row for Barron, in Northwestern Wiscon.
sin, where he has accepted the position
of superintendent of a wooden mill A
host of friends here regret Mr.. Prices
departure from our midst and their best
wishes will follow him to his new location
The people of Barron will find in Mr.
Price pleasant gentleman and reliable
business MAJ.
A runaway horse ran, into culvert
near Hubbleton Saturday night. and be-
came fastened in the trestle work unable
to extricate himself, Just as the WATERFOWL
freight, George Nellins, engineer, was
approaching from Waterloo A signal
was made for the train to slack up, bur
this could not be done, the train being
under such Roadway, and the poor animal
was run over and killed. The great
wonder is that the engine was not thrown
from the track.
"A series of Evangelistic services will
be held in the Congregational Church
beginning on Sunday next. Rev. G. w.
Nelson, of Beioit, who will conduct these
these services, has been. eminently sue
cessful in Evangeiistic work. He ia an
interesting and able preache:. During
the present winter he has held meetin Ks
in Delavan, Amigo, Lake Mills. Sun
Prairie and other places throughout the
state, with fruitful results. The Sunday
services will be held at the usual hours
of worship. During the week meetings
will be held each day at 2 o'cleek in the
afternoon, and at half past seven in the
evening. An urgent invitation 10 ex-
tended to all to attend these services.