Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-03-14

morrow afternoon with Mrs. Daniel Jones
All kinds of herring and Goldfish al
Stallman's
Pensions granted Friday to James
Kinley, Hebron, and E. Bicknell, Fort
Atkinson.
AS soon as spring opens the North
western university will commence the
erection of large brick infirmary build
Ing for the Use of the institution
There was quite Chinese nroad
made on US last week, three or, four
new Celestials appearing on the streets
hunting up location for another
laundry.
A very earnest and eloquent discourse
on the evils OF intemperance was deliver
ed last Sunday evening, at St. Bernhard 5
church, by Rev. Father McGinty, of
GAINESVILLE.
Pulpit themes at NJ. E. church next
Sunday: Morning, "The Church at Eph-
esus;" evening, Thomas, the Doubling
Disciple" A short talk to young people
preceding morning sermon.
AT the meeting of the marble and
granite dealers held at Portage last
Wednesday, it was decided to hold a
meeting in this city April 4th to organize
e state association.
Rev S. I. Smythe, headmaster at ST..
Johns Military academy, Delafeld, has
| received call to the Church of Calvary,
New York, but.he does not intend to leave
the school at present.
Mr.. Guenther says he particularly
objects to the title Of the Democratic
tariff bill. The title ought to be amend
ed SO as to read: "a bill to annex North
ern Wisconsin to Canada
Attention is called to the new ad-
vertisement of DR.. Valerius & Co. in an
other column. Their last imported horses
are doing splendIdly, and are among the
best stock ever brought here
Next Saturday, March II, is the an
niversary of St. Patrick, Ireland's patron
saint At St. Bernard church high mass
will be celebrated at 10 A. NJ, and iD the
evening lecture will be delivered npon
the life and work OF ST. Patrick.
Articles of association were filed at
Madison, Friday, of the Beaver Dam
Wooden Mills company, of Beaver Dam
capital stock, 100000; incorporates,
John L. Smith, Emma NJ Smith, Robert
Riley and Mary Hilderbrandt, Let Va
tertown take lesson from this.
Capt A Solliday and color sergeant
Il. /. F. Waseca represented the Water
town Rifles at the meeting Of the WIscon-
sin National Guard at Madison Thurs
day and Friday OF last week Ripon was
selected as the place for the next summer
encampment of the second regiment,
which will be held about August Sih.
The lecture by ex-Speaker Hon F.
L. ellison, of Milwaukee, in the Y NJ. O.
A. course, next Friday evening, must be
borne in mind by our citizens. The
reputation of the speaker and the subject
he has chosen, aforementioned Days,
should call out large audience. Let us
hope The rooms will be full.
The Whitewater Custer Rifles gave
series of war song" concerts III
Whitewater recently, and we'll replen-
ished their treasury thereby. The same
thug done By the Waterfront Rifles would
no doubt accomplish like result Let
the Rifles organize "war song concert
There is plenty of musical talent here fol
the purpose.
Three loads of young people from
the vicinity of Pipersyille visited Water
town on the evening of the ninth anc
assisted in surprise on Herbert Burdick
Games, music and refreshments came il
order, and it was an event long to b.
remembered. The WATERFOWL GROVE
failed to be present, on account of the
leader being taken violently ill.
Our former townsman Joseph Barbe
died IN Chicago Friday, March 2, 1888
aged go years, after an illness of abou
eight months. Deceased transferred
the mails at the Junction for a number o
years, and was city marshal one term
For several years before his death he haC
been in the grocery business. Numerous
friends here will regret to learn of hi
demise
D Dana G. Lamb, president of the Wis
consin Midland Railway company, will
t visit Waupun, Beaver Dam, Colum bus
. Sun Prairie and Madison the presen
a week to interest people of the severa
pIaoaS in tho pronoood ovtanS;on Of hi