Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-05
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| residence on Second street.
The Gazette is very solicitous for thu
welfare OF the old soldier. 1.-THE Gazette
sympa,hies are genuine, why die it mol
show ii and support the soldiers friend
Gen. Ben. Harrison.
"A numerously .igned petition from
our citizens to Gove:nor-elect Hoard ask
ing for the retention of G P. Chapman
as adiutant general of the state militia
was presented Saturday by Hon. jesse
Stone.
Hon. Elihu Coleman, of Fond du Lac,
is suggested for United States district at
toruey. Heis well qualified and deserving,
having at various times responded to the
urgent calls OF the Republican party.
His appointment would be popular one.
The Camphor Balm prepared by
Schultz & Co., Whitewater, is one ct the
finest com pounds in use for chapped hands
and lips, beauutyipg the complexion, and
removing tan, freckles and wrinkles.
Pleasing results will be produced in two
weeks use.
A little 5-year-old Fourth ward boy
was crying Justify the other day from the
effects of a very ugly cut in the head,
when his little sister sympathizingly said
to him, never mind Matty, when papa
comes home he will get you new head"
land saw off this one?" queried the little
fellow.
Fred Goodman. of Milwaukee, and
Miss Libbie Glib, were married Thanks
giving morning, Nov. 20, 1888, at the
residence of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Glib, in Pipersville, by Rev.
J. M. Campbell, of the Congregational
church. The couple will reside in Mil
wauSee.
-Watertown illustrated, published by
Judson & Gordon, Milwaukee, was de-
livered to subscribers Monday by Mr..
Judsou. 1t is a handsome and complete
little pamphlet and sets forth in an effect
i've and interesting manner both the
natural aud business advantages of Water
town. The work meets very satisfactorily
he expectations of its patrons.
The "Faith Home" in the Fifth
ward, is fast nearing its completion. When
taken into consideration the fact that the
new addition is 2SxS0 feet, three stories
high over basement, containing sixty
rooms, and when completed will cost about
$40, 900, it will readily be seen that it is
one of the costly and substantial improve
ments of the past season.
We have good reason for saying that
ere another summer passes WATERFOWL
will be made the end of the Chicago divis-
ion of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railway. 1t is very proper, geographically
speaking, that Watertown should-occup
this position, the distance from Chicago
here being about right for terminus.
Let all join in the hope that the surmise
may prove correct.
james w. Brooks has purchased q
large undertakers' business at AID street.
Chicago, and will take charge of the same
about the 18th inst We shall be sorry
to lose Mr.. Brooks from our city and he
will be greatly missed by large circle
bound to him closely by friendly and
business ties. He will be succeed in bis
undertaking business here by his brother
John Brooks, at present in Chicago.
Peck & Fursman's con the Trail, OF
Daniel Boone, the Pioneer combination
at the Opera house Friday evening, was
attended with only fair-sized audience,
the gallery being the best patronized
part of the house. The play and Incl
dents amounted to very little, aud still
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we'll rendered. This community has haC
surfeit of such stage productions, and
we would consign Daniel Boone to the
same department as Uncle Toms Cabin
with the two Marks.
The Congregational Church Glover
Club bazaar and supper, to be held a
lower Turner Hall tomorrow Thursday
evening, will be pleasant occasion, t.
Judge from the preparations the ladies
are making for the event. The tables, i
need not be told, will be spread with ar
abundance of the good things of life, while
the bazaar will contain for sale bric-brat
and needle work of various kinds. Their.
will be other features IF the entertainment
that will be greatly enjoyed and all shoult
attend and have a good time.
The following characteristic story o
Rev. Myron w. Reed, lately published il
Indianapolis, will be appreciated by TIT
/ Lo,n re M Rood.