Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-22

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Rev. c. l.. Mallory, dean of All
Saints Cathedral, Milwaukee, has re-
signed.
Rev. E. D. Farnham will hold reli-
gious services in the Norman school
house next Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
The earnings of the c., M. & st. P.
r. r. for the first week in May were
$3.50, 900, against 1899, 900 for the CORE
spending week last year.
The Milwaukee Daily News is a new
afternoon paper with M. A. Hoyt, man
ager and proprietor. 1t starts out I'M
der favorable auspices. The News is
independent in politics.
Marshal C. T. Zautner has received
his commission from Gov. Hoard, as
agent ofthe Wisconsin Humane society.
He should be notified of all cases OF
cruelty either to persons or animals oc-
curing here.
j. T. Flavin, of Emmett, and John
Scion, of Shields, were appointed by
the Dodge County Old Settlers club to
procure the names of those who have
resided in their respective towns dur
ing the a 1910 and 1850 inclusive.
DIR. E. Schneider, who announces
himself a wonder of the four quarters
of the globe, is holding forth this week
on the groundsi in the Third ward, west
end of the new bridge. His band pa
rades the streets daily, and free enter
tainments are given in a pavilion.
The Right Worthy Grand Lodge of
Good Templars will meet in Chicago
MAY %. 1t will be n of the largest
international conventions ever held.
B. F. Parker, of Wisconsin, is r. w. G..
Secretary. The Order of Good Templars
was founded in Rochester, n. Y, in
1851.
Every day shows the necessity for
a Business Mems association in this
place. 1t is wanted as a nucleus from
which, to start business projects; receive
propositions for starting manufacturing;
offer inducements for businessmen to
locate here and such like matters-all
requiring a head to work from.
"A Watertown Building and Loan
association is on the tapis, a number
here being convinced of the ~desirability
of such an organization. This city ought
to be able to support an association OF
this kind. Organized proper basis
with good men at it's head there is no
doubt a building and loan association
made up of our citizens would pay the
investors.
The proper time has arrived to
prune shade trees. In ordinary seasons
June is the right time, but this is an
exceptional year on account of the sea-
son being so far advanced. A stroll
through the city is convincing that a
great number of the trees need trim
ming. The trees will not only be inn
proved thereby in appearance, but be
made healthier and thriftier.
-"No living singer needs a biography
less than Miss Clara Louise kellogg, and
nowhere in the world would a biogra-
ply of her be so superfuous as to the
cultured and musical people of the con-
tinent of America, where her name IS
a household word, and her illustrious
career is familiar in all its triumphant
details"
Our citizens viii have the rare oppor-
tunity of listening to her at Turner
| Opera house, on Saturday evening,
June /.
F. Niemann, of Ashippun, and Miss
Emelie Christian, daughter Of Charles
Christian, of Lebanon, were united in
marriage at Emmanuel Lutheran
church in Lebanon last Thursday even
ing, by Rev. H. A. Allwardt. Wedding
| festivities were held at the residence OF
the brides parents. Among the guests
present We're. DR.. and Mrs. w. F.
Whyte, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. May, Guss
| May and Mr.. and Mrs. John Schempf,
of this city.
1t is quite a while now since we had
an opera company in Watertown, con
sequently the advent of the Andrews
Opera company, Monday evening o.
next week, in "Erminie, is anticipated
with great pleasure. The company is
advertised to be a strong one, both from
a vocal and dramatic standpoint. The
chorus is powerful and well trained the
comedians are excellent, while among
the s~oloists are found the names of May
Deyo, Victor Revolt, Miss Wilkinson
George Andrews, Florence Clayton anc
others-a sufficient guaranty ofthe higf
merit of the troupe.
"A change made in the fish and game
laws last winter makes it lawful to catcl
black bass from May l to February
and pike from May to March l. Here
after it is unlawful to sell within tn
state any wall-eyed pike (commonl.
called dorie), black bass and frog bas
of less than one pound each, and it j
also unlawful for any person or person