Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-10-02
-Danb's hottl runs an elegant new


-Danb's hotel runs an elegant new
bus to the depots, the only vehicle OF
the kind in the city. 2. Bertholt
drives it.
BY reference to our railroad direct
DRY some slight changes will be found
in the time table OF the Chicago, Mil
waukee & ST. Paul railway.
The numerous friends here of Mr..
and Mrs. A. w yesterday, Of Lincoln,
Nebraska, will be pleased to learn that
they are the happy parents Of young
son.
Capt Bogardus, the champion rifle
shot, has sued Adam Forepaugh for
$4,000 for using the marksman's name
on the bills when he was not with the
show.
Rev. E. o. Taylor, formerly of
Central Baptist church, Chicago, will
speak on Temperance in the Congre-
gational church Sunday evening next.
All are invited.
"A meeting of the farmers interest
ed was held here "Wednesday last to adj
vance the project of building bridge
across Rock river five miles south OF
the city, crossing from Milford to the
town of WATERFOWL.
The Ladies' Saturday Club will
meet Saturday afternoon, October 5, at
3 O'Clock, at Miss Harger's studio on
Main street, over the vacant store next
to express office.
By ORDER OF SEC'Y.
Zone of the Finest, the great New
York Police play, with special scenery,
and water scenes, and presented by
talented company, Edward ]. Hassan's,
will be given at Concordia Opera house
this "wednesday evening. Edwin M.
Ryan plays John Mishler, the Dutch
policeman.
The new city directory, compiled
by C. Gertz, and issued from The Re-
PUBLICAN office, is being delivered to
subscribers, and will, we think, be
found useful and complete work. The
typographical part fthe book was done
by H.J. Hoffman, and is a most creG-
liable piece Of job work.
Friday evening Luther CRUDE, of
Emmett, was throw from hay rack by
his team running away, Mr.. CRUDE re-
ceiving Il serious fracture OF the skull,
and having one of his ears badly torn.
The services of DR.. f. C. Werner were
obtained and the injured man is doing
as well as can be expected.
The Office of United States Gauger
at WATERFOWL was transferred yester-
day from C. H. jacob to VIM. l.. Norris,
editor of this paper. Mr.. jacob took
charge of the position September 20,
1885, making bis term of service four
years and ten days, and. has rendered
a very satisfactory administration of
the office
H. z Manske, the young man re-
siding in the Seventh ward, injured en-
III. Steinfort's farm in the Sixth
ward bya mower two years ago las June,
involving the loss of a leg, recovered
81 200 in the Jefferson county circuit
court last Saturday. H. Pease appeared
for the plaintiff and C. H. Gardner and
G. ". Bird for defendant.
The dwelling house and contents of
Michael Wendt, in the Sixth ward,
were destroyed by fire Monday night,
at 11:30 O'clock. The fire department
were out, but on account of the long
distance to the fire before. the house
was reached the flames were beyond
control. Insured In the Germania of
New York, C.. j. Wenck agent, for $500.
Henry Jaedecke opened up his new
meat market on Second street yester-
day Mr.. Jaedecke has one of the
neatest and fastest business places in
the city everything being in "apple-pie
ORDER" and with every convenience for
conducting irst-class market. A host
of friends will be glad to see Mr..
Jaedecke started again, and we bespeak
for him good business.
The new electric light plant is
getting the machiney in place. The
Corliss engine is a 142-horse power,
normal, having fly wheel Is feet in
circumference, weighing 10, 900 pounds,
24-inch belt 80 feet long being used.
The engine is of Milwaukee manufact-
ure, and the boilers were made by
Miller & Reichert. It is expected that
everything will be in readiness to light
the city December l.
Fred. w. Zipfel, of the Fifth ward,
and Miss Emma, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Quentmeyer, were married
Wednesday evening last at the resi-
dence of the brides parents in the
Third ward. Rev. F. A. Kammerer
united the couple as man and wife.
Gus. Gloger was groomsman and Miss