Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-06-12


Miller, of Milwaukee, were married at
st. Henri's church yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Kolinski, of
the Third ward, rejoice over the arrival
of daughter born to them on Sunday
morning last.
One of the handsomest business
vehicles ever seen on our streets is the
new furniture and undertaking wagon
of E. w. Schultz.
w. Diekoff is the delegate OF the
Anchor Hook and Ladder company to
attend the State Firemen's tournament
now in session in Milwaukee.
The Milwaukee district camp meet
ing of the German NJ. E. church begins
tomorrow in the woods in the Third
ward opposite the Pease farm, and will
hold until Tuesday of next week.
For the Northwestern Sengerfest,
to be held at Minneapolis, June 20-24,
the c.. M. & st. P. Rv will sell excur-
sion tickets June 1923, inclusive, at one
full fare and third for the round trip,
and on June 10 only will sell at one fare
for the round trip. Tickets goOd TO re-
turn until June %.
Anchor Hook and Ladder company
started this morning to attend the State
Firemen's tournament in Milwaukee
to-day and tomorrow The boys will
compete for the prizes and it is hoped
they will be fortunate enough to win
some.
Quarterly meeting service will be
held at the M. E. church next Sunday.
Love Feast at 1915. Administration
of the Lords supper after morning SER
mon. Services morning and evening
conducted by the pastor. Sunday school
at usual hour.
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Schempf
celebrated their silver wedding, 25y years
of married life, at their residence in the
First ward Sunday evening last, a large
company of their relatives and friends
being present to honor the event and
participate in the enjoyment of festivi-
ties.
George w. Baker, of Hustisford,
has given us the figures of milk test
which shows the superior cream quail
ties of the Devon cattle. From 4Devon
COWS and natives the weight of milk
one week was 1904 pounds, and
the weight of butter 704 pounds.
Last January from 200 pounds of milk
from seven thoroughbred Devons 13A
pounds of butter was obtained. Mr..
Baker thinks these results are hard
to beat.
To every citizen of the state it is a
matter of Importance that Wisconsin
should hold prominent part in educa-
tional matters; consequently the efforts
recently made to place Beloit college
on a secure financial foundation is some
thing in which all have an interest.
Some large endowments, with number
of liberal donations, have been made
to Beloit college lately, and we are glad
to note that Watertown, not unmindful
of the Importance of the work, has con-
tributed several hundred dollars to the
institution.
AT the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
meeting, held in Milwaukee last week,
the following officers were elected /:
Grand master, Martin Rich, of Horizon
deputy grand master, J. Ell. Huxley, of
Neenah; grand warden, II. E. Dickin-
son, of Milwaukee; grand secretary
Richard Hoe, of Jefferson; grand treas
urer, David Adler, of Milwaukee; grand
chaplain, J. w. Fisher, of Horizon; rep
resentative to sovereign grand lodge, T.
K. Dunn, of Elroy; trustee for three
years, John Bentley, of Milwaukee
Eau Claire was chosen as the place for
holding the next meeting, the first
Tuesday in June, 1890.
IS. S. Woodland has formed a part
nership with w. II. Selden, of Wash
ington, d. c., for the prosecution of all
claims before the Pension Department.
This is a matter of great Importance to
soldiers and all having claims against
! the government, as they will have in
Mr.. Seldom a friend residing at Wash
| ington, and who has for the past twenty
years been engaged in prosecuting
claims before congress and the Execu-
tive departments. He is thoroughly
conversant with the pension laws and
department rulings, and is well and fav-
orably known by soldiers throughout
the whole country. All persons having
any claim for pension, back pay, boun-
ty, increase, or any other, will make no
mistake in putting the same in the
hands of Mr. Woodland, and will be GER
tain of fair and prompt attention.
The Industries of Indianapolis il
the title of a pamphlet on our table pub
lished under the auspices of the Board
of Trade of Indianapolis, Ind. Along
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