Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-09-05
Watch small bills Tuesday, Sept

| Watch small bills Tuesday, Sept.
IL.
Go to Carroll's for your supply of
| school stationery at low prices.
Sacred Heart college was reopened
to Students yesterday, with an attendance
of about forty.
The public schools opened for the
fall term Monday with the usual large
attendance of scholars.
Samuel A. Jones, of Hustisford, will
exhibit sixteen sheep and lot of fine
poultry at the Jefferson county fair next
week
The Goodrich Dramatic Co. will
appear at the Concordia Opera house
Sept. IL. Trained horses introduced
In the play.
The JOHN Stube place, corner of Se-
cond and East Washington streets, form
erly the Joe Giles place, was sold at auc-
ton Saturday to DIR. w. G. Spalding.
Price, $2,775
The commercial college of F. J. Oshay
closed Friday evening after highly sue
cessful term. All interested with him
would be pleased to see him resume his
educational work here again.
The Rock county fair will be held at
GAINESVILLE, Sept. LA. Wednesday, Sept.
II, is Republican day, and an address will
be delivered by Hon. w. d. Hoard, and
Thursday, Sept. Is, is Democratic day,
with an address by Hon. Frank Hurd, of
Ohio.
Thomas McCabe, the Chicago, Mil
| waukee & ST. Paul railway operator, is
master of the situation on the baby ques-
ton, his wife having presented him with
twin baby boys last Friday morning. The
parents are showered with congratulations
over the dual event One of the boys
has already been named Harrison. Why
not the other one, Morton
The new St. Marks Lutheran church
will be dedicated next Sunday. Sermons
in the forenoon by the pastor, Rev. J. Fl.
Brockmann, and Rev. Mr. Bading, of
Milwaukee. Afternoon sermon by Rev.
Mr.. Adelberg, of Milwaukee. Tn the
evening sermon in English by Rev. Won
Rohr, of Winona, MINI.
The Turner society is improving the
appearance of its hall by frescoing, cal
Ginning and painting, the work being
done by VIM. c. Raue in fine, artistic
manner Other Improvements contemp-
lated are chairs for the rear of the hall
instead of the present seats slanting seats
in the gallery and a new centre reflector.
The marriage of Paul Schoechert. of
the firm of ]. F. Schoechert & Son, and
Miss Emma Grams, daughter of VIM.
Grams, of the Sixth ward, took place last
evening at the Moravian church. Rev.
Jacob Hoyler performing the ceremony.
Their many friends wish them all happi-
ness through their journey in life as man
and wife.
VIM. Neitzel, former employee
with the Globe Milling Co., now at Ia
coma, w. t., identified the remains of
his brother though they had lain in
the grave there since last December,
by a long scar running along the fore
finger and base Of the thumb The
estate of the deceased is valued at
$4,000 and about 200 heirs have
laid claim to it. VIM Martin, the
murderer of Neitzel, was tried, con-
vlcted and sentenced to death, and es-
capped from Jail there three days before
he was to be hung.
The final game between the Column
bus Blues and the Portage club for the
Columbia county championship was play
ed Thursday at Columbus and won by
the Blues Score, to 0. W. Diekoff,
of this city. guarded third base without
an error for Columbus, and made bril-
liant play, similar to Pfeffer's, in getting
the ball to the home plate and putting
out the runner.
-Demolish the manufactures of Fort
Atkinson by making it Improbable to
keep them booming, and every man who
works in them could see in this little
city the same effect on its prosperity, and
on his own, that rampant, full Free Trade
installed in the land, would have on the
great manufacturing interests of the ma
ton. The United States is only Fort
Atkinson enlarged" as the photograph
ers say.-Fert Atkinson Union
The Rev. Jesse Halstead, 90 years of
age and circuitsr:der in Wisconsin 81
years ago, died at Rockford, Ill.,, on Fri
day Mr.. Halstead was the first Meth
odist preacher in Fond du Lac, also or
| paniZed the first church there and at Tav-