Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-09-17
Home Matters.
REPUBLICAN, CLUB.

An adjourned meeting for the
ganization Of a Republican club
the city of Watertown, will be
Id at The REPUBLICAN office, Fri
Y evening of this week, Sept. 10.
order COMMITTEE.
st. Paul's parish guild will meet
arsday afternoon with Mrs. j. Mars
st. Paul's Episcopal church will be
IN Sunday morning for service at
30A. NJ. No evening service.
Last week, Louis Beese sold his
use and lots on Ninth street, First
I'd, 10 Miss Lottie Stahl for 81, 800.
Everybody should attend the en-
tainment of the Sons of Veterans,
adnesday, Sept. "a, at Turner Opera
Use.
AT the NJ E. church next Sunday,
tSunday before conference, closing
vices by the pastor. Review, result
outlook
VIM. Schoppe has retired from AZ.
TROLLS book store and Miss I.ibbie
olland is back IN her old position in
e establishment.
Prof. Blaisdell, of Beloit college, is
pected to preach in the Congrega-
NAL church next Sunday, in the ab-
nee of Rev. j. NJ. Campbell.
"A donation sociable will be held at
e NJ. E. church, next Friday evening,
r the benefit of the pastor, Rev. E. D.
arnham All are cordially invited.
Settling the entire bonded debt of
e city and accepting Mr.. Mariners
opposition made to the Board of Street
commissioners are two very different
ings.
The Sons of Veteran organization is
rthy of encouragement. Their en-
- ;nment at Turner Opera house
ext Wednesday evening should be
ell attended.
H. I. Eberle manufactures an ab-
lutely pure baking powder, which is
ecoming quite generally used in the
ty, and all who have tried it speak in
4
Bear in. mind the Harvest Home
upper to be given by the ladies of the
congregational church, at the church
arlors, tomorrow Thursday even
ng. Supper served from to 9o'clock.
Everybody is invited.
List of letters remaining in the post
,fice at Watertown, Sept. II, 1890:
Davis, o. Emma Mrs. MerreH, n. F.
Gilmore, George Russell, F. Charles
Maxwell, J. w. Sweeney Ellen Miss
.Iagri, Primo Mrs. Upham, A. A.
J. T. MoAK, P. NJ.
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
teaday was steadier, and prices rallied
&c, closing at 932c for No. spring
and &c for December Flour was
teady and quiet. Barley closed at
rye at 632c, corn at 473c .and oats
C. Hogs were steady at $4.15@
.lo.
The Lake Mills Leader has its opin-
ion about the methods used to defeat
the III. w. Vogel club at Jefferson, as
follows "The outcome of the ball
game at Jefferson, Saturday, was as
much a victory of lung power as skill
n baseball tactics. The vociferous yelle
Of the Jefferson crowd were simply
deafening, and the umpire's decisions
were almost impossible to understand.
It is always right to help along home
talent whether exhibited in warbling,
acting or throwing curves, but it is also
we'll to respect the rights of others"
Sheriff Hibbard, when at Berlin
-ecently, found evidence there that
Adelbert Allen, now in state prison for
tealing horse in Concord, is the same
n who caused such a sensation here
9 years ago by robbery, says The
Rim Journal. The authorities are
repairing g case for a long sentence
estimony is being collected to prove
at he has been the leader of gang
successful wool thieves and horse
alers operating in this state and
chigan. Allen was the man who
bed Mrs. Alice Ryan twelve years