Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-12-08
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sage, delivered TO Congress Monday, VIII
be found on the inside pages of THE
REPUBLICAN this week.
Grand Regent H. II. Dodd, of Fond
du Lac, is expected to be present at the
regular meeting of Unity Council Royal
Arcanum, to be held to morrow evening.
"A Christmas tree and festival will
take place at the NJ. E. church Christmas
Eve. At Piperville the NJ E. church
congregation hold a Christmas festival
Christmas night.
Dave Schwab exhibited in our Office
| Monday fine specimen of the Japanese
persimmons, which be had just received
from Georgia, where it was grown. Also
some of the regular southern wild per-
simmons. The japanese fruit resembles
a ripe tomatoe.
The prospectus of The Eclectic
Magazine for 1887 is published in an
other column The Eclectic embraces a
compendium OF choice foreign miscellany
during the year, embodying the best
thoughts of the ablest writer's of Europe.
No ones reading for the year is complete
without perusal of The Eclectic.
Ten tables of festive progressive
eucbre players were royalty entertained
!
by DR.. and Mrs. F. G. Moulding, at their
residence last Friday evening. First
prizes were obtained by Miss S. S. Cady
and G. w. Hill, and the BOBBY trophies
were gathered in by Mrs Jno. Throne
and w. Z. Green. Among the guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Mould
ing, of Milwaukee.
The sixth annual, festival ofthe Glover
Club, of the Congregational churcll
will be held at lower Turner Hall to-
morrow (rhursday) evening Theyoupg
ladies are preparing for pleasant time,
and their entertainment should be we'll
palronized. Supper served from to g.
The finest line of brackets, wall
pockets, towel holders, &C., ever seen in
WATERFOWL, can now be found at Straw
& Murphy's. Can't make mistake in
buying them for Christmas present.
Sw2
Our Little Ones and The Nursery is
received The publishers close the year
with choice and highly interesting
number for their young readers For
the amusement aud entertainment Of the
children there is no better publication
than The Little Ones and Nursery. Rus
sell Publishing Co, Boston.
SATIN SUSPENDERS suitable
to embroider on. SILK UMBRELLAS,
immense line of NECKTIES II NOV
ELITES, odd and new Splendid
line of LINEN and SILK HAND
KERCHIEFS, all in for Holiday
gifts Do not fail to see them
sCHIFFLER & QUENTMEYER.
L. Harris & Sons, Milwaukee, known
as "The Fair" make an important an
nCuncement for the holiday trade. In all
lines of goods their stock is complete,
and their prices are always known to
defy competition. Give this house call
when you visit Milwaukee for your
Christmas goods See advertisement else
where
The following officers of Allemania
Encampment No SO, I. O. @. F., were
elecled Monday evening:
II. P.-J Koerner.n
H. P.-Wm. Scboppe.
lst VI. Hagemann.
2nd WI. Werthheimer.
Sec'y-N Hoffman.
Treas. --Leo Kapet
Representative to Grand Encampment
L. Kapet.
H. James & Co. have the finest line
of candies and canned fruits in the city.
Sold cheaper than the cheapest
The catalogue of the University of
Wisconsin for the year 1865 is before
us. The following students appear from
Jefferson county: Senior class-English
course, Claude V. Seeber. Waterloo; Me-
tallurgical course. Walter c. Parmley,
Hebron Junior class-General Science
course, James P. Bacon, WATERFOWL.
Sophomore class Modern classical course,
Mary Lucy Clark. Waterloo; General
Science course, Emeline Hoffman, and
Myrtle May Rundlett, Watertown. Fresh.
man class Ancient Classical course,
Clare B. Bird, Jefferson; English course,
Royal B. Hart, Fort Atkinson, and Ed
ward F. Wiemsn, Watertowa; General
Science course. Margaret I. Potter, Water.
town. Special students, Rudolph FL.
Mueller, Milford. Department of phar-
macy, Junior class, Henry G. Baum,
WATERFOWL. Department of law, Junior
| class James u RYDER Wa.orIoo The