Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-08-28
-"MICHAEL STROGOFF," Concor-
dia Opera House, Wednesday, Sept. a.

dia Opera House, Wednesday, Sept. 4
Preaching services morning and
evening at the NJ. E. church next Sun.
day.
S. M. Eaton & Son are putting III q
cider mill at their bottling works on
West Water street.
On Sabbath evening next, evening
service will be resumed at the Congre-
gational church. Hour of service hall
past seven o'clock.
The dedication of the new Sacred
Heart college will take place Wednes-
day afternoon next, September 4, at
2 o. clock. Hon. Judge r. Prendergast,
will be the orator of the occasion.
"A new regular train has been placed
on the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railway this week, leaving Milwaukee
for Watertown at 500 P. NJ, arriving
here at sos P. NJ The train leaves this
city for Milwaukee at 2:24, arriving in
Milwaukee at 4:10P P. NJ.
The new force at the "big" stable of
DIR. Valerius & Co., which arrived last
week from Scotland with one of the
largest importations of Shire and Clyde
horses that this firm has had yet, are
Charles Lawson, Alexander Thompson,
Charles Ray, Robert Walker and An
drew White.
Mrs. Dolly Granburg, nee Grant, a
deaf mute, died at her home in the town
of Sullivan Friday last, aged % years.
Mrs. Granburg was bride ofless than a
wear, who had in her short life endeared
herself to many friends by her lovely
character. Her husband, who is also
deaf mute, and an infant daughter sur
vive.
The frankie Jones company gave
performances at Turner Opera house
Thursday Friday, Saturday and Sunday
evenings. The performances were well
attended, and rendered good satisfac-
ton. The company carried fine scene
nv, that used for the Sea Wait being
particularly good, especially in the voy-
age scene.
The Waterloo G.. A. r. Post arrived
here by train Monday morning, and
were escorted by the 0. d. Pease Post
to the 6. A. R. headquarters. The vet
Grams were headed by the Waterloo
band, which played in frst-class style
through the street. Both posts pro-
ceeded to Milwaukee on the l 80 after
noon train.
The members of the Ladies Mis-
sionary society of the Congregations
church extend cordial invitation to all
ladies connected with the congrega-
ton, and to those interested in Mission
arv work to attend Missionary tea to
be given at the house of Mrs. Daniel
Hall, Wednesday afternoon, September
4, at 3 o'clock.
The Milwaukee Sentinel says
wisconsin barley will be graded high
anu Will DC Ill SIOlJ, fSAs1SO
ing between forty and fifty bushels pei
acre. Mr.. Thos. Butler, of Center
Outagamie county, threshed 400 bush
els from eight acres, an average of fifty
bushels per acre. The price of barley
in this state will be over 80 cts, owing
to the fine quality
The stirring drama, the "Silvel
King" has enjoyed a very large pat
ronage at the Peoples theatre, and de-
served all Of the attention 1t received
The parts of the two little children il
this play were enacted by Tonina and
Lily Adams, children of George II
Adams, the we'll known clown, anC
their precocity was the subject of gen
eral remarks.-Chicag0 Herald.
At Turner Opera house next Monday
evening, September 2.
Capt f. Pabst, of the Pabst Brewing
company, Milwaukee, has bought al
the public seats on the lake shore for
the exclusive use of the veterans and
their families, to view the great naya
battle at the grand encampment to-
morrow evening. His idea of hospital
tv was that Milwaukee should give the
veterans the best view of the battle
without any cost to them. Capt. Pabst'i
splendid gift cost him $4,000.
Last Thursday evening five very
large and perfect flowers made thei1
appearance on night blooming cereu
plant belonging to Mrs. Theo. Huber
and the somewhat uncommon flora
| event attracted a number of friends t.
see it. The flowers were most beauti
full, and of that soft, pure white tina
makes the cereus blossom stand I'm
| rivaled. Another of these beautiful
plants opened at the residence of Franl
| Trzcinski Saturday evening and ais
one at S. B. Fuller's Monday evening
which contained seven perfect flowers