Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-04-09


live alligator from Florida, sent him by
express, gift from his brother-in-law.
TRAINS on the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul railway have changed back
to the old time. See the railroad d.
rectory.
Rev. E. L. Eaton's lecture in the
M. E. church course was again post
poned to this evening. His subject is
Celestial Distances.
We would call attention to the new
"ad" of Goeldner Bros. You will con-
suit your interest by calling on them
for the goods you want in their line.
List of letters remaining III the
postoffice at Watertown, April 9, 1880:
Eavens, Price Mr.. Johnson, y. A.
Flavind, NJ Mr.. McKil, Tom Mrs.
T. MoAK, P. M.
1.-THE Bible and the Public School,
will be the subject of discourse In the
Congregational church on Sunday even
ing next. Hour Of service will be
changed from to half-past Z O'Clock.
Aug. Rau and Fred w. Lehman
are about opening wholesale native
wine business, and will occupy the
basement of the Rau drug store with
their stock. The new firm will open
May 1.
The spring birds have arrived and
everybody is on the tip-toe awaiting the
spring time. A few days of warm sun
shine would settle the ground so that
the farmers could commence work on
the land.
The following are the officers of
the Oak Hill Cemetery association for
the present year: President, D. Hall;
Treasurer, D. Jones; Secretary, VIM.
Humphrey superintendent, P. c..
Quentmever.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give maple sugar party,
with magic lantern entertainment, at
the church parlors, on Thursday even
ing, April 10. Avery cordial invitation
is extended to all.
"A number of the members of Oil
vet commandery, Knights Templar,
from this city, accompanied by Ladies,
attended Eater services at the nj. f..
church in Oconomowoc last Sunday.
Rev.J.S. Norris conducted the services
and preached the sermon.
The fancy gated saddle horse
"Nig," which was owned by DR.. Valer
Jus & Co., and admired SO much when
ever seen on our streets last summer,
was sold last week to prominent Chica-
60 parties Mig was great favorite
with all the ladies who rode him.
We do not wish to draw any invidi-
Gus comparisons, but we desire to state
right here that the council that met
Monday evening was a pretty good look
ing body of men, and they were evil
IDENTITY governed in all their actions in
doing what they regarded was for the
best interest of the city.
Henry J. Kuhn and Ernst Rosen-
berger, old employees in Woodland &
Stones candy mandatory, are max
ing arrangements to open wholesale
bakery and candy mandatory at Man
kota, Minnesota, and will leave here
for that place shortly. General re-
greet is expressed at Watertown
losing two such worthy and popu-
lar residents, and large circle of
friends wish them future success
and welfare in life.
Charles c. Sprague has just finished
laying in front of his home on Second
street, one of the Martin artificial stone
sidewalks, the first of its kind in the
city. It is not only handsome walk, but
evidently possesses everlasting quail
ties. Several are contemplating putting
down these walks and they are doubt
less destined to come into general use
on account of their substantial bility as
well as ornamental appearance. The
stone are manufactured at the Sprague
brick yard.
The following from abroad attend
ed the funeral of the late Edward O..
Eaton held here Wednesday last: D..
Evans and wife, of Milwaukee; D. S.
Matthias and wife, of Chicago; G. c..
Eaton and wife and M. B. Mute, of
Columbus; Herbert Jones, of Kansas
City; Rev. E. L. Eaton, of Evansville;
Mrs. A. R. Eaton, (mother of S. M.
Eaton); Mrs. J. E. Green, G. Green
and JOS. Green, of Hebron; D. S. Ma
thias, Jr., of Chicago, 'and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Adele, of Sheboygan.
st. Paul's church, Watertown,
is generally regarded as having enjoyed
exceptionally fine services on Easter
day. The altar and chancel were de-
corated with admirable taste and SIM
plicity, no floral hall excess and obtru-
siveness; the music was all that could
be desired never better in st. Pauls
church. The selections were melodior s
and pleasing, and were most effectively
rendered by the choir under the able