Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-03-03

"A son was born to Doctor and Mrs
James Cody Thursday morning last.
st. Paul's parish guild will NEE
with Mrs. Daniel Jones Thursday evening
Of this week.
The outstanding debts of the late
Boston boot and shoe store can be paiC
to H. J. Strauss.
A supply Of Lake Superior fresh fsf
fe- Lent always on hand.
L. w. KRUGER.
The bans of John Clifford and Miss
Lizzie Burns were called Sunday at ST.
| Demands church.
The Gazette has donned a new dress
and looks as bright and clear as silver
dollar of the coinage of 1886.
i have lot of G last ladies goat
and kid shoes, worth from $3.50 to 81,
which | will close out at $1.75 per pair.
Fl. j. STRAUSS.
Schiller & Quentmeyer are agents
for the Peoples Laundry, Chicago. First
class work guaranteed. Clothes sent each
alternate Monday, beginning with Mon
day of this week.
Miss Charlotte Wood, daughter CT
John Wood, former resident of this
city, died in Milwaukee Wednesday last.
aged 81 years. The body was brought
here Friday and buried in Oak Hill GEM
etery.
"A grand masquerade ball takes place
at Moore's Hall, Reeseville, Saturday
evening next, March 9th. Extensive
preparations have been made for the
affair Costumes CAP be procured at K.
Moore's store.
Straw & ldurphy have just executed
for parties in Minneapolis beautiful
crayon picture Of twin sisters who have
apparently reached that interesting period
of life called "sweet sixteen" The
picture is on exhibition at Straw & Muir
phys store, and we would advise all to
call and see it as specimen of fine ar
tistic work.
-Ernestine, wife of Frel Roeber, an
old Watertown boy, die d Sunday, Feb
81, at Marion Junction, Dakota, aged %
years Her body was brought here for
burial, the funeral taking place Thursday
afternoon from the German Evangelical
church. She leaves husband and four
small children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed May entertained a
large progressive euchre party at their
residence Saturday avening, and a merry
time was experienced by the players.
First prizes were won by Mes. G. W.
Webb and David Schwab, while Mrs. W.
A. Beurhaus and Albert Quentmeyer
secured the BOBBY trophies without much
trouble.
L. N. Linnell, formerly OF Dodge
Centre, Minnesota, has accepted the
agency OF the Standard Life and Acct
deut Insurance company, Of Detroit,
Mich. aud will open an Office here and
represent Jefferson and Dodge counties.
All persons from Is to 60 years of age
can be insured against all accidents in
TIE Standard 20
We will give with every 81 worth of
goods. excepting sugars, purchased for
cash at our store one chance on q genuine
Singer Sewing machine to be rafied,
The machine Is an a No. 1 complete with
all attachments, folding leaf, two draw
els ana cover. Price held by all machine
agents at $45 and guaranteed fer years.
The drawing for the machine takes place
Thursday, March %.
HID. JAMES & Co.
New light has been turned on as
phixia from Illuminating gas by the
Baltimore Herald in the following:
A great many people, particularly when
| stopping at a strange hotel, turn the cas-
low. When the supply at the meter is
cut off the fame at the Jets extingushed
and when in the early hours of the
morning, the Gas is turned on again it
escapes at the jet, 6lls the room and
suffocates the guest. When the disaster is
discovered the universal opinion is that
lie blew out the gas.
Patents granted to citizens of Wis
consin for the week ending Tuesday,
March 8, 1886, reported for the Re
PUBLICAN, through the Office Of J. f
Beale, Solicitor of Patents, No. 637 F
Street., n. w, Washington, D. c.:
G. f. Hill, Springfield, pliers; W r
Mack, Nil waukee, lawn cleaner; T W
Peck, Milwaukee, saw hanging; r. T
Roberts Racine, machine for blackenine
boots and shoes; E. 7. Roberts. Racine
potato digger; John Springer, Clinton
furnace.
The last Sunday telegram has III,