Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-10-24
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Bowling, of the Fourth ward, died Mon
day night of cholera infantum.
The John Masterson farm of 100
acres, in the town of Emmett, was sold last
week to Mich. Burke for $58.50 per acre.
Hon. ]. B. Bennett will speak tothe
Republicans at Kellogg's corners, town of
Concord, next Monday evening, Oct. 29.
Miss Dina Lewellen, of Watertown,
most successful teacher, closed her fall
term of school last Friday at Pipersville.
w. J. Lee, manager of the Concor-
lila Opera House, guarantees the W. L.
Bryant comedy company to be one of the
best on the road.
The Thanksgiving supper by the
Concordia ladies at the Opera house, on
the evening of Thanksgiving day, will be
followed by grand ball.
Rev. S. Sawyer, of Fox Lake, filled
the pulpit at the Congregational church
very aeceptably last Sunday. having ex-
changed with Rev j. M. Campbell.
"A glove fight will take place at the
Opera House Thursday evening, of Eext
week, between Jas. Mccormick, of Vt.
Louis, and Tom Hinch, of Milwaukee.
Our townsmen, NJ. Hurtubise and
Aug. Fuermann, Jr., drew prizes Satur-.
day evening at the fair of the St. Joseph
church, Waterloo, the former china tea
set and the latter bed room set.
"A meeting of the Young Folks Mis-
sion band will be held Saturday afternoon
at O'Clock at Miss Laura Huber's. This
organization is formed for the benefit of
the poor in Watertown.
Our thanks are due Senator j. 9.
Spouner for a copy of his telling and
forcible speech upon the chilling of Joseph
Hoffman and Southern elections" an able
exposition of Southern election outrages.
A meeting of those interested in base
ball will be held next Saturday evening
at St. Demands Temperance hall to form
a city base ball association. A general
attendance of all lovers of the national
game is requested.
Arr angements have been perfected
for concert in the near future by the NJ
Divide Musin troupe,''a number of our cili-
zens guaranteeing the amount necessary
for the appearance of the company. They
travel under the auspices of the Slayton
bureau.
Last Wednesday afternoon an extra
south bound freight train on the Chicago
& Northwestern railway ran into an open
track between Juneau and Clyman, de
railing the engine and eleven cars, most
of them loaded with pig iron. The wreck
delayed trains about six hours.
George Washington Davis, colored
man, robbed Henry Halfmann, of James
vile, at the Northwestern depot Monday
night of $40 in money. The money was
found in the thief's stocking. Davis was
taken before Justice Halliger and COM
mitted to Jail to await trial 10 the circuit
court.
Henry Jaedecke and Miss Ida Krue-
ger, daughter of Ms. and Mrs. G. w.
Kruger, of the First ward, will be mar
ried tomorrow evening in St. Marks
Lutheran church, by Rev. J. Fl. Brock
mann. The wedding festivities will take
place in Turner Hall at the close of the
ceremony.
Henry Watterson. editor of the Louis
vile Courier-Journal, will address a
Democratic meeting at Turner Hall, Fri
Cay evening, Nov. 2. As spea ker and
writer Mr.. Watterson ranks among the
best, and there is considerable interest
manifested among both Republicans and
Democrats to hear him.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. 81. Breunecke died at the family home
iD the First ward, Thursday evening, Oct.
Is, aged six weeks. The little one had
been frail since birth. The funeral was
held Sunday. The sympathy Of wide
circle of friends is extended to the parents
in their sad bereavement.
j. B. May has accepted the agency
for WATERFOWL of the Guion Automatic
Heat Regulating Co., of Elmira, N. Y.
By the Guion appliance person in any
part of the house can control the heat or
regulate the temperature without golrg
near the stove or furnace. Call and see
this ingenious contrivance.
Miss Julia Wilson, charming little
lady, and one of the very brightest SOU
brettes on the stage, is at present playing
Bundles" an important part in .Hoey' 8
comedy, "Keep it Dark" As she was the
original "Tot' in Denman Thompson g
Joshua Whitcomb," the lady is often
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