Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-11-07

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Pine slabs. Yard opposite Gas works.
1t is too bad that Nj. Cleveland won t
feel much like observing his own Thanks
giving Day proclamation.
The adjourned meeting of the ladies
banquet committee of the Y. M. G. A.
will be held at the rooms next Saturday
evening, at o'clock
Thanks to j. P. Slight for several
slices of vepison steak, cut from one of
three deers shet by him during his recent
hunt near Florence.
Charles Nei;zel, an old resident of
the Sixth ward, died Sunday morning of
paralysis. His funeral occurred yester-
day afternoon.
The ST. Demands Cadet Dramatic
company will present "The 1icket-of-
Leave Man" at Douglas hall, Waterloo,
"Wednesday evening, Nov. Il. ~
The Second Assembly District Re-
publican committee is composed as fol-
! lows: D. S. Damuth, F. VI. Griswold, 6.
J. Kispert, VIM. ZiebeIl, E. ]. Hooper.
+ 1t is said that Mrs. John A. Logan is
| to become identified with the editorial d-
rection of q new illustrated monthly to,
be published at Washington under the
name of Home Magazine
L. Chsrboneau's residence on Fourth
street has undergone a complete change
in architecture, the gothic style now pre-
ponderating, rendering 6ne improve
ment to its appearance. Cooley & Mar
tin are doing the work
Chief Arthur, of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, says that, consid-
ering the number of passengers carried,
and the great mileage, railway accidents
are relatively much smaller and less fire.
quent than twenty-five years ago.
In noticing the condition of hogs
throughout the northwest The Farmer
Review. of Chicago, says of the Wisconsin
crop: Condition good in fifteen counties;
poor in one; fair in three No cholera.
Movement slow in five counties; free in
eleven
This evening the nuptials of Harry
G. Brodie, of Portage, and Miss Ella
| Il =, ,Co, ~
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Harde, in the First ward, Rev. j M.
Campbell, of the Congregational church
to officiate.
Read the new furniture ad. off. w.
Schultz 10 another column Mr.. Schultz
has larger, finer and more complete
stock than ever in all kinds of furniture
He has added the department of undert-
taking aud embalming, aud will promptly
attend to all call in this line.
james Brooks has purchased the
stock of coffins and hearses of Mich. Quig-
ley, and is prepared to do general un-
dertaking business a. the old stand Mr.
Brooks will keep full supply Of every
thing in his line, and those in need of
his services will fad him ustworthy and
reliable Read his card ia another column
The funeral of the late Alexander w .
Carlin was held Friday afternoon, Nov
g from his late home in the Third ward.
Rev. j. NJ Campbell, of the Congrega-
ticnal church, oficiated on the occasion
/ paying a touching tribute to the memory
Of the deceased. a large portion OF those
attending the funeral were old settlers
who took the opportunity to testify to
their appreciation Of his worth when
among them. The body was conveyed to
Oak Hill cemetery and laid away beside
the remains of his wife, who died in Jar u
airy lsst.
Daniel Jones, president of the Wis
consn National bank, reached his 73rd
birthday last Wednesday, October 81,
1908, and at the lnstlgatlon OF his good
wife small company of his gentleman
friends surprised him at his home in the
evening, their coming being prepared
for by a fine collation.. At the festive board
congratulations were extended to DIR.
Jones, and j. B. Bennett, as toast-master,
| proposed the health OF the host in a few
we'll chosen remarks, dwelling on the fact
that although having passed by three
years the allotted age of man, three score
years and ten, yet Mr.. Jones appearance
gave no evidence that there was not still
many years of life and its attendant pleas
ures before him.
The Latest.
Secretary Payne telephoned here this