Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-02-13

1 Pat Muldoon's Irish Comesay c M
pany appears at Turner Hall this evening.
Toe ladies whist club will meet Fri
day afternoon at 2 O'clock with Mrs. ].
Stahl. 4x.
Straw s Murphy are receiving: their
large stock Of wall paper bought for the
spring.
+ The Buchheit ice houses we're filled
Hast weekwlth the frozen solid for slna-
hlef use.s xs rs.
.Ss Last week B. F. Watson, Of the Gen.
ttrsl house sold his handsome CIend mare
20 Dr d. R. Ederkin, Of Oconcmowoc.<
-Thursday Justice Stacy sentup Jack
Kelley and Jack O'Malley TO Jefferson
Jail for Ave days, upon the charge OF be-
ing drunk and di.orderly.s.'
-Asreet little baby -gKl srrived Thurs
| day at the home of SIR. ado Mrs Arthur
K. Prime, and the happy 'spstsnts are
showered with congratulations over. the
| event. S's$f.
"A very pleasant social and dancing
| par.y-.uaa gixen by the members Of Lin
coin lodge No. is, K. OF p, last Wednes--
day evening, at their, lodge rooms, Cam
bsian block. =
Severed Bills areAbefme theslegisk-
ture to provide for dam-ways along rivers
fftd give fsf aachancetoascend Me STREAMS
and increase their prdpcgating'aaeilities.
One bill provides for such fish runs at
the dams on Rock river in Rock county.
! William Reilley was brought before
Justice Stacy Friday last, Oh charge
made by Rev. G. G. Koerner, of Helen
vile, for selling liquor to minors. ReiiIey
was fined $25 and costs. Cheap enough
| for so grave a charge. The next time il
! should be doubled.
On Tuesday, March s, 1889, King
Carnival will hold grand reception at
the Opera house. The, committee Of the
Musical society Concordia is just COM.
pleting all arrangements with His Majesty
and hope he will be greeted by every one,
who is in favor of fun and enjoyment.
Gov. Hoard has appointed Hon. E.
w. Reyes as Municipal Judge in Nadi-
m, 10 place of Judge Bradley, deceased.
The salary is, $4,000 year. This recog-
milton ~ very pleasing to Mr., Reyes
friends. The appointment holds until
April, 1890, when an election takes place.
There is little doubt expressed that Col.
Keyes will be elected at that time.
La Belle loige No. IS, Knights of
Pythias, Oconemowoc, was organized last
Thursday evening, and grand banquet
connected with the event was held at the
Jones house. The following Knights
from Lincoln lodge, of this city, were
present on the OCCASION: ". A. Beur-
haus, J. B. May, J. Fel!ermanu, G Exner,
| J. .. Rider, ". Humphrey and G. E..
Emmerliug.
A. q. Bird, of Beaver Dam, and
formerly resident of Hustisford, is in
the city for few days, acting as agent
for the Centennial Copying book and ink.
By this process letters written with the
ink prepared, copy into the Centennial
book without the use of press or brush, ,
commencing the process for haste and
convenience to every one desiring to keep
copy of correspondence.
As an illustration of what an ordinate
use of intoxicants will produce on some,
we have an instance Of young man In
the Third ward going to his home Sunday
last, and without any provocaion, what
ever, abusing his mother and sister, and
finally in his drunken passion. striking
the latter several severe blews. Justice
Stacy Monday sentenced the offender to
tue County jail fOf ~ NdyS, tuC CAtiCihC
penalty of the law, but it was matter of
regret with the Justice that be could not
hive doubled the penalty, as it was not
the first time the young mau had out
ragged common decency in this manner.
] -"Scientifc Evidence of the Des.ruc-
ton of the Earth by Fire" was the sub
ject of the fourth lecture of the M. E..
church course, delivered last evening by
Rev DR.. H. Colman, of Beaver Dam. The
lecturer displayed deep thought and re-
9 arch in the discussion of his subject,
and presented indubitable proofs from
geology, astronomy and chemistry 10 SUP
port Of his theory that the earth will be
destroyed by "unquenchable fire." 1t
was very apparent at the close that the
audience would have entered no protest
had they heen kept for at least another
hour by the speaker in producing the