Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-06-11

The WATERFOWL Turner Theatre
company played at Beaver Dam Mon
day evening.
The Watertown Sons of Hermann
society contemplate an excursion to
Milwaukee, July 20.
One night last week William Bell,
of Concord, lost valuable COW by be-
ing struck by lightning.
Miss Emma VIM and George Eek
ert. of Sullivan, were married on Thurs
day by the Rev. Mr.. Schilling.
Chopped or Hamburg steak pre-
pared with machine is the latest Gull
mary fad, and is q great success tor
making beef tender.
Rev. P. w. Condor, pastor OF st.
Bernard's church, was elected first
vice-president of the Wisconsin Cath
olic Total Abstinence society at their
meeting at Appleton, last week.
July next Marshall Field & Co. 8
baseball club, of Chicago, will play two
games of baseball with the Schiller q
| Quentmeyer club, on the ball grounds
in this city Good games may be ex-
| pected.
Regarding rates to the Boston En-
campment of the 6. A. R., A. G. Weis-
sert says that the Grand Trunk has
made rate via Grand Haven of $3.50
for the round trip. Rates from Chlca-
60 will be $40 or less.
DIR. Wise, whose "ad'' appears IN
this paper, wishes to examine every
case of chronic, nervous and private
! disease and disease of the ear and eye
in Watertown and vicinity. He charges
nothing for examination and consulta-
ton.
The services of Rev. G. E. Gordon,
| of Koshkonong, have been accepted by
the Worlds Fair Executive committee,
in the matter of organizing the cattle
men throughout the country with a
view of securing great exhibit in the
Department of Animal Industry.
w. A. Rublee, son of Horace Rub
lee, has been appointed consul to
Prague to succeed Roger c. Spooner,
resigned. Mr.. Rublee is about 30 years
of age, native of Madison, a graduate
of Harvard college, newspaper man
of fine ability and is possessed of pleas
ant social qualities.
AT the regular meeting of Log
camp, M. W. of A., held Friday even
ing, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term of six months
W. l.. Norris, consul; III. A. Downing,
adviser: VIM. Steinman, clerk; HI. I
Eberle, banker; HI. CRUDE, escort; DR.
F. C. Werner, physician; j. Graunke
watchman; E. Reuter-, sentry; F. B.
Tuttle, manager; Theo. Huber, dele
gate; F. B. futile, alternate.
George Baker, of Hustisford, is pre-.
pared to deliver every week to our Cit
zens the best quality of dairy butter
from his own COWS in quantities of from
one pound to 100 pounds. Orders mail
ed to him at Hustisford will receive
prompt attention. Every one of Mr.
Bakers customers will testify that his
butter is first-class, and we will supple.
ment this by saying that from trial Of
it ourselves we can give certificate as
to its gilt edge quality.
The following passage occurs in the
sermon of Rev. w. @. Gardner, of Mich
igan, supreme chaplain of the Roya
Arcanum and past G. A. R. department
commander, delivered in Milwaukee
Sunday at the Grand Avenue Congre-
gational church:
"The American home was the key.
stone in the great arch of American
liberty. Take it away and the whole
structure would topple. The American
public school was also one of the props
1t had been said that the public schools
of this nation were the great anchor o.
the nation. That anchor of nation s
welfare must be preserved from aglta
ton of either ecclesiastics or politicians
The people must guard their public
schools above all else"
The lecture of Rev. ]. M. Cleary, O.
Kenosha, on temperance, at st. Der
nard's church Sunday evening, was lis
tened to by congregation that filleC
the large edifce. The lecturer is &
beautiful and impressive speaker, clear
logical, forcible, but altogether dispas
sionate, using strong arguments clothed
with such persuasive powers as to deep
: ly impress his auditors and rendering
his efforts fruitful in results. In evi
dence of this, at the close of his lecture
|, Sunday evening, Rev. Father Clear,
had the pleasure of having between 20'
and 800 persons of both sexes and al
: ages rise from their seats, in Response
to his request, and take the temperance
pledge.
in encouraging opposition to Ger
tain phases Of the census law the Dem
ocrats 60 back upon their own offspring
But then, this is just what they woul(
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