Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-01-02
HOME MATTERS.
out for your mines

Look out for your mines
WANTED. dwelling house to rent.
10 VIM. SCHOPPE
THE pronunciation match will be
one of the amusemenls of the winter.
Capt E G. Timme, secretary of state,
will accept our thanks for beautifnl New
Years card.
The Jefferson County Teachers az
ISOLATION holds meeting in Jefferson on
Saturday, Jan. 10.
Our citizens arc congratula,ing each
other over the fact that taxes are some
hat lover than a year ago.
The beautiful silver water pitcher
raffled by Mrs. M Hurtibise. was won by
Mrs. Or. F. G. Werner last week.
The closing of the year showered 8
choice blessing upon Mr.. and Mrs. John
G. Seager, fine daughter being born I
them Sunday night last. 1
The notice of the assignment of the
J. L. Perry Manufacturing company,
limited. to Frank B. Tuttle, appears
among our legal notices in this issue.
The REPUBLICAN subscribers can be
supplied with either The Weekly Mil
waukee Sentinel or The Weekly Chicago
Inter Ocean at seventy-hve cents yefr
The following are among the patents
issued to Wisconsin inventors Dec IL;
r. r. Beynon, ASST, WATERFOWL, (thret
patents) elevator and separator for mills,
roller mill and alarm for grain elevators
Guard George Carter, of the state
prison, has returned from Mankato with
Albert Randall, the convict who was re-
captared recently. The friends of Ran.
al will appeal to Governor Rusk for 3
.-faon.
Under the management of [. H
Winnett, Charles Erin Werner, the most
brilliant Irish actor of his time, will az
pear in his grea. role of 'Shamus O Brien'
at the Concordia Opera house, Monday
evening, Jan. z.
The state teachers association a
their meeting last week recommended th'
establishments state institution for th'
education of feeble-minded children, ant
the election in the spring, instead of tn
fall. of the state and county superintend
ents.
Colonel E. B. Gray, the adjutan
general, inspected the Post at juneau
He found an earnest company of com
rades. After the inspection there was
lunch, short talks and singing. "Yol
ought to hear .Comrade Lamoreaux sin,
The Lovord of Bunker Hill,'' said Col
GRAY. Let us remember that Lamoreau,
s one of the best singers in the state, AM
VI upon him at the state departmen
go the National Eneampment.-Mil
Aaukee Sunday Telegraph.
-Acorrespondent of The Lake Mill
Leader speaks of "a pleasant anniversary
as follows:
A very pleasant reunion took place OF
lie evening of Dec. 20, at the resdenc,
the oldest German settler, G. 81. Stein
1rt. of this neighborhood. Mr. Steinfor
ias to enter his 10th birthday on Dec
IL and some of his children planned t,
nave pleasant time, and for that pur
pose arranged to have all of bis children
With their families. together to honor tn,
ccasion. A few days before the even
Rev. Charles Steinfort and family, O
Kansas. arrived at WATERFOWL, and OIL
Thursday last Henry Steinfort and famil
drove across the country so as to plal
for the arrival and reception of E. 81
Brennecke and family and Charles Stein
fort and family, who came on the evening
ain. The plan for the arrival and re
ug the visitors was carried out il
"a manner that Mr.. and Mrs. Stein
did not surmise what was about t
re placeand little after 9 o'clock the
aarched into the room where he wa
,ading and took the father and grand
.tber by surprise. After they bad greet
and congratulated each other and ha
zen treated 10 some fine singing by th
niIy choir, they all partook of an ez
lent supper.