Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-03-03
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One Of the Shetland ponies belonging
to the DR. Valerius importation broke It's
leg Yesterday shortly after arriving here.
Straw & Murphy are receiving a
fine lot of new and cheap papers. Leave
your Orders before the busy season begins.
Good work at low prices.
"A literary and dramatic entertain
ment will be given at Turner Hall by
the students of Sacred Heart College on
the evening of St. Palrick's Day.
Saturday last Justice Stacey dis
missed the complaint againt T. F. Sulli-
van, saloon keeper on the west side, for
selling liquor to intoxicated persons.
"A sleighing PARTY to the number OF
40, under the auspices of the NJ. E.
church carpet weavers took a rice to
B rber Randalls in Hustisford last even
ing,
Nicholas O'Connell aud Miss Mary
Carmody, both of Emmett, were married
in the Clyman Catholic church, by Rev.
Father Murphy, Monday morning, March
| l.
| The Concordia masquerade last night
was grand success Many of the cos
tunes were rich and grotesque, and the
evening was greatly enjoyed by all
present.
Rev. D. O. Sanborn, will preach at
the Nj E. church next Sunday evening
upon the text "Let her Drive" The
Young men are particularly invited to
| attend.
}. w. Gibson, of the town of Lowell,
Dodge County, recently sold two Short
horn calves, "Clifton" and "Clara Belle"
for $40, to Mr.. Fairbanks, of Hampden,
Columbia county.
The Johnson's Greek NJ. E. church
held church festival last Thursday
evening at the residence OF Geo. Bunker
for the benefit of Rev ID. 0. Sanborn.
The sum Of $40 was realized.
Remember this is the last week Ii.
J. Strauss is selling boots and shoes at
the old stand of the Boston boot and shoe
store. He will make especial low prices
on all goods to save moving them to his
store.
Justice Stacy wrestled with the
Mary Gruetzmacher case for short time
on Saturday but on motion of the de-
PENDANTS attorneys the further examin-
alton in the matter was adjourned to
March 10, on account of the absence of
material witness, Minnie schroeder.
C. H. Ferry and j. Fl. AIgsrd have
opened meat market in the Randall
building west of the fremont House. 1t
is fitted up with modern Improvements
for keeping a0d preserving meat, and in
all the appointments is as clean and neat
As a parlor. Call and get your choice cuts.
Il be Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was unsettled opening weak, but
rallyipg sharply and closing al S055c for
No. . spring and S456c seller Mag.
Flour was unchanged and dull Oats
closed at 2875c, corn at 371lc, rye at 65c
and barley at 81 &c Hogs were steadier,
ranoino at &3 5Oa4 % for live and "a Goa
4.75 for dressed
The entertainment Of the Redwood
Glee and Dramatic Club Monday even
ing next, March s, will be the last ap-
pearance Of tue organization for the
season. Besides the comedy sketches
there aill be several fine variety numbers,
and frst--class performance may be
expected. OF course their WATERFOWL
friends will be present in goo.ily numbers
AM enjoy an evening with the muses..
| The prize doll was drawn By little
Gertie Judd, daughter Of express agent
Judd, at the Saturday matinee perform
ance at Turner Hall by the A. 3. WILDER
company. The play OF Fanehon was
rendered in a very pleasing manner Ia
the evening at the close Of the play Of A
Wife's Peril, very Interesting piece
well rendered, Ben Stacy hel3 he lucky
number and drew The SO silver water
pitcher. The WILDER company gave good
satisfaction throughout their entire en-
gagement.
Monday evening twelve tables were
occupied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Throne with an interested ard
joyous company of progressive euchre
players and all were most pleasantly
entertained, the occasion closing with a
musical soiree. First prizes were won
by Henry Bieber, china cup and saucer ;
Mrs, Ed Bradbury, plush box of sta
tionery. Second prizes, Sta nley CLARK,
Russia leather card case; Mrs E. Rack,