Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-02-08
LOWE ST PRICE
HOME MATTERS.

Don't fail to see the inimitable John
Dillon at Turner Hall, Feb. Is.
The Good Templars will hold an
open lodge Friday evening of this week.
An increase of pension was granted
Hiram Drake, OF Fort Atkinson, Thurs
day.
Earl Weeks, who was sentenced to
lifes imprisonment in 1880 from Dodge
county, has been pardoned.
Hon. Jessie Stone took his depart
ure yesterday to spend few months in
the region of Florida.
In connection with The REPUBLICAN
we are prepared to furnish The Chicago
Weekly Inter Ocean at seventy-fve cents
year.
The next meeting of the Saturday
club will be held with Mrs. Ballou, Feb
IL Subject, "Milton" Quotations from
PARADISE Lost"
With the excellent sleighing, We ex-
pect to find all our friends from the neigh
boring towns in 10 see John Dillon at Tur-
ner Hall, Wednesday evening, Feb. Is.
-Retsof Mining Co.'s rock lump salt
Nfor stoc; for sale by F J. Schoechert,
west side 1t goes farther than common
salt, and BIZ placing Jumps of it in the
manger OF in the field, it can be easily
reached by the stock.
ANY member of the late Nineteenth
Century club having books of that club
in his possession, is requested to hand
them over to Mrs. ". G. Stone, librarian
of the Saturday club. By order of
COMMITTEE.
A note from the happy father, but
received too late for our last issue, an
nounced the arrival, Tuesday, AN. 81, OF
a beautiful 8-pound baby-girl at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Frank G. BolIes,
All Oakland avenue, Milwaukee.
The Jefferson Banners correspondent
at Cold Spring, states that report has
been received there to the effect that Mr..
PAYNE, former resident of that town
had frozen to death in the recent blizzard
/, in Dakota. He was az old settler of this
county.
st. Paul's parish guild meets at the
parsonage Thursday afternoon. A gener-
al attendance is desired, as the meeting
will take action in regard to sending
clothing and other articles to the Orphan
age at Green Bay, a most worthy object
at this time
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Jaedecke mourn
the loss Of their little seven-weeks-old son
last Saturday morning, from pneumonia
after an illness OF five days. The funeral
was he'll Monday afternoon. A large
circle of friends sympathize with the az
ficted parents in their sad bereavement
A former old Watertown resident i;
referred to as follows: Judge D. Pull
ling is now comfortably situated on a fine
tobacco plantation near Madison, Fla
He has become an enthusiastic farmer
and is supplying bis place with all The
implements necessary for it, some of which
are seldom found on Florida farms"
Some important changes among the
uperintendents of the Chicago, Milmau-
kee & ST. Paul Railway lines went into
effect February l. j. j. Collins, who
has had charge of the Kansas City divi-
vision takes the Chicago and Milwaukee
division; A T. Collins will retain the
superintendency of the Council Bluffs di,
vision. and is relieved of the charge Of
the Chicago and Milwaukee; 81. r. Will
liams is made superintendent of the Kan
sas CITY division; d. L. Bush is changed
from the Jim River division to the South
ern Minnesota division, and G. A. Good
> now takes his place on the jim River
line.