Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-01-02

Paul's parish guild meets Thurs
day ming in the rooms over the post
ofie
son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
He A. Downing, OF the Seventh ward,
Mo y last.
fentd Foultersick, of DeerfeId, and
Nj Phebe Montgomery, Of Marshall,
we married by Rev. E. D. Farnham, at
th !. E. parsonage, Dec. 20.
L cost Michael Crown, of the town
O ilford, Is cents for the eclipse Tues
d; After it was paid for he lost it, and
v "a peck Of trouble generally.
The next meeting of the Saturday
G. will be held at their room Saturday
o noon, Jan. s, at 2:30 o'clock. The
4 ramme arranged for Dec. Is will be
q ated.
II Mr.. Verner's representation is fully
u .ccord with the genuinely Irish grit of
4 character, and captures his audience
h the warmth and reality that stamp
Interpretation of O'Brien. - Detrsit
- Molic.
,oncordia Opera House, Jan. 7th.
--Thoss who have read the beautiful
Story in verse of "Shamus OBrien, the
bold boy of Gengall," will have an OPP
poftunity of Witnessing its soul-stirring
incidents enacted on the stage next Mon
day, Jan.7.
Our fellow citizens of the West side
who have been saying all sorts of good
things to each other about the beautiful
weather, were considerably chilled the
other day on hearing of the arrival of
Billy McArdle, who prefers to spend the
remainder of the cold season at home.
AT the suggestion of g. w. Burch-
ard, department President, Mrs. Craig,
National President, has named Mrs. Luz
cinca G. Burchard, wife of Colonel Burch-
ard, as assistant natioual inspector. Mrs.
Burchard is president of the Corps at
Fort Atkinson. This Corps took in ten
members at its last meeting, and would
have bad more but for sickness
The Love-Inman company played
'sClear Grit" at the Opera house, Thurs
day evening last to house so very slim
that it afforded no profit after paying the
rent ofsss1e hall The manager, Val E..
Love, coming into the town strapped
left foe Monroe without paying printing
kbill Of 5000 at THE REPUBLICAN, Office
and hotel bill of about the same amour,
at the Commercial hotel
| The New Years entertainment al
I the Concordia Opera house last evening
I was we'll attended. The violin playing
\ of William BelIack and the solos sang by
Miss Guynore Lewis and j. B. May were
rendered with fine effect and loudly ap
plauded The farce of "a Singing So
cie,y before The Judge" was we'll received
aud produced much laughter. The en-
tertainment closed with dancing.
| Secretary of State Timme reports 70
the year that the sum of 1892, POP ha
been spent for educational purposes
Farm products for the year 1887 wer
$685. 87 bushels of wheat, %, 041 oil o
corn, 3I,662,901 of oats, 12,499, 81.
pounds of tobacco, 29,607,213 pound
butter, and 33.799,057 pounds of cheese
During the last two years there has beer
recorded $3.50 marriages, 44,0l8 birth
and IL 1886 deaths.
An arrangement for grand concer
In connection with the M. E church lect
ure course, caused delay in the issue c
season tickets. They are now ready an
offered at fifty cents, admitting 10 six lecl
ures and the concert. The first lect1r
to be given Tuesday evening, Januar
9th, by Rev Matthew Evans, of James
vile, subject, 1.-TWO, not One, c. Shade
I'll married Lille. All lectures III III
church. place and date of concert an
nounced hereafter.
The installation ceremonies of th
officers OF Watertown chapter No. II, E
A. NJ, Watertown lodge No. 48, F. &
NJ, and of Olivet commandery No. Il
Knights Templar, held last Thursda
eveDing-St. Johns day-at the Masoni
lodge rooms. were well attended by th
local brethren and their families. At th
close of the ceremonies fine banqut
was spread in the dining hall, whic
amply satisfied the cravings of the ''inne
man." Dancing was one of the engage
, meDts of the evening, and afforded gres
pleasure to large number OF the guests
Among the Masons present from abroa
were J. W. Latin, recorder Grand con
mandery, N. G. Daniels and F w. Zoch
{ ert, of Milwaukee, and L. Birdsie, {
Columbus
Andrew ]. McCabe, formerly of tn