Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-11-20

Keno for turkeys, DUCKS ana geese
at Geo. Gates Saturday evening.
st. Paul's parish guild meets Thurs.
day afternoon with Mrs. III. S. Howell
John Habhegger has purchased
the Dr. Dorsch property on Fifth street
Price S., 100.
Mrs. J. FL. Sleeper broke ground
yesterday for her new residence on
Fifth street, First ward. L. Kabet is
the contractor.
The arrival of little girl at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Quent-
meyer yesterday morning is subject
of interest to the happy parents and
their friends.
John Slight, Jr., shot five deer last
week in the vicinity of Florence, Wis.,;
pretty good luck. John followed a
tremendous wild cat for two miles and
finally lost him.
Married at Ixonia, Wednesday,
November 6, 1889, by Rev. John D..
Jones, David Jones and Miss Maggie
Edwards: also VIM. J. Williams and
Miss Anna Jones, all of the town OF
Emmett.
BY Saturday it is expected that the
mason work will be completed on the
Buchheit malt house and elevator. The
building looms up into fine proportions
and will be most substantial evidence
of the Watertown boom.
-'"Time Will Tell" is comedy-dra-
ma full of funny situations. There is
also vim of 'pathos running through
it, and number of songs and catchy
music. At Concordia Opera house,
Monday, November oath.
The initial party of the Knights of
Pythias series at the hall of Lincoln
lodge, Wednesday evening, and the
first of the Masonic sociables at Masonic
hall Thursday evening, were both well
attended and greatly enjoyed by all
present.
-Hadley G. Ryder, of Hustisford,
and Miss Hattie, only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs S. d. Brewer, were married
Tuesday evening, November 10, 1889,
at the home of the brides parents, in
Hustisford, by Rev. Mr.. Coffeen, OF
Neosho. The couple will reside in Hus-
| tisford.
WIN. G. Pritzlaf & Co. are the sue
cessors to the hardware business of r
F. Pritzlaff, and the new firm ask for a
continuance of the patronage given the
old establishment The members Of
the new firm are energetic and enter
pricing, and well deserving Of share
of the trade.
H. NJ. Waldo, proprietor of the
Milton Junction hotel, and former land
lord of the Watertown Junction House
has leased the Elliot House, Ludington
Mich, for term of years, andwill take
possession December Is. Many friends
here wish Mr. Waldo and family sue.
cess and happiness in their new home
The following is a partial list o.
Dodge county court jurors for the com
ing December term: Ferd. Gnewuch
VIM. Kruger, Lebanon; Ulrich Hab
hegger, John Most, II. c. Meyer, Wa.
tertown; Henry Bergen, Fred Uehling
Martin Scion, Jr., Shields; Eug. O'Con.
nor, Thomas Hurley, Emmett; Timothy
Kelly, Joseph Wenker, Clyman.
The large audience at the Third
Avenue Theatre last night, was enter.
tanned by an excellent production O.
VIM. Comedy's comedy-drama ''Time
Will Tell" with Kennedy, Williams
and Mayer in the leading roles. They
were supported by competent com
pany.-NeW York Sun.
AT Concordia Opera house, Monday
November 18th.
We haven't got water works yet
but some discussion is already going
on as to where our water supply would
the works Should the river be tapped
the artesian we'll water used, or the
great spring at the Northwestern depor
utilized for the purpose? 1t might be
well enough to be thinking of ou1
fountain of supply. Let US have some
opinions on this subject.
e. NJ Thayer, of Milwaukee, train
dispatcher of the c., M. & st. P rail
way, and an old Ixonia boy, was mar
ried Wednesday last to Miss Jennie M
Gibbs at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr. and Mrs J. F. Gibbs, il
Oconomowoc. The groom's niece, Miss
Hattie Piper, of Pipersville, played
HandePs wedding march, and the Rev
E. Duckworth, of the NJ E. church
performed the marriage ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Thayer have settled dowr
to housekeeping at their new home OF
Oakland avenue, Milwaukee.
The following are the committees
on the county board appointed by