Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-10-21

sale adveement in another column.
-Maineet has received thorough
cleaningnd its appearance is quite
| improve
-Archhop Katzer confirmed 450
| persons the St. Vincent de Paul
! church 8shkosh
j. Mains drug store is getting
in an enf new front with plate glass
which slFs up finely.
"A nc walk in front Of the post
office, orof F. A Cooley's make, is
good impvement to Uncle Sans do
minions
of tl2 ,819 velvet looms in Crefeld
in. Rhelh Prussia, ,2l6 have shut
down inotsequence Of the enforce
ment of Mckinley law.
-JohKraft, of Milwaukee, sold his
house irhe Second ward through the
agency cHahn & Hahn, last week, to
Mrs Aust Zautner, for 5000.
The nsecration of Dr.. l. L. Nichol-
son, Epiopal bishop-elect of this dio-
cese, wi take place next Wednesday
in st. Mk's church. Philadelphia.
-Koc & Seifert, merchant tailors,
have repved to the building recently
occupied by the late G. Goette, which
has beemicely fitted up for their busi-
ness.
-Amog he list of the grand jury
for the November term Of the United
States court at Milwaukee, are the
names ofP. Downing and Thos. Coler,
both of Juneu.
Richard Barrett has recently sold
his farm in th eastern part Of the town
of Watertow, TO John KohlhoH. Mr.
Barrett willremove to Algoma, Ia.
where he ha purchased a farm.
Rev. T. '. Riley, of Nashotah sem
mary, preaoed the sermon at the
memorial serices of the Rt. Rev. Cyrus
F. Knight. atAll Saints cathedral, Mil
waukee, lastW ednesday evening.
List ofleters remaining in the post
office at Watrtown, October q, 1891:
Atkinson, Ell. Biggs, Marsh
Clark, John Hixon, w. w.
Mackay, A Squires, w. b.
Tilden, jams A. Williams. Miss Jess.
J. I. MoAK, P. NJ.
"A harvest home supper will be Civ
en- by the lidies of st. Paul's Episcopa
church tomorrow Thursday evening
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. i
Schwieger, CGyr.,o,a- -ctrnov. a genera
invitation is extended. Supper serve
from 6 to o'clock.
Miss Mayme Hill, formerly c
WatertoWn, Wis, who is at presen
visiting her brother, Hugh Bowie, c
Clybourn street, will be married mex
month to William Herbst, of Hillsborc
Kan. The wedding will take place i
this Sundays MjIWaukee Sentinel.
The marriage of Rev. DR.. e. [
Eaton, pastor of the Court street NJ. /
church in GAINESVILLE, and brother of
M. Eaton, of this city, to Miss Hele
Louise Bates, daughter of Hon. an
Mrs. A. G. Bates, occurred in that cit
on Tuesday evening, October Is, at th
home of the bride.
Among the amateurs the NOnpare
club has put down on their programm
are the Dairy Twin Sisters, E. j. Koh
saat, Mr.. Kaufman and the Moonligh
Serenaders; therefore rich treat ma
be expected at the clubs entertain
ment given at Turner Opera house
Sunday afternoon, November 1st.
The trees have put on their gol
geous autumn coloring. Several street
in the city present a brilliant appear
ance with the beautiful tints that lin
the thOroughfares on either side. Th
leafy splendor of Clymangstreet is pal
ticularly admired just at this time, an
yet in the variety and richness Of hue
it is only type of all the woods ths
surround us.
The Blaesius Table-slide Manufac
uring company are making several sui
stantial improvements to their plan
among them the erection of a ne
brick boiler house and warehouse, an
the fitting up Of the factory buildin
with steam heating The new boile
Of the factory is fifty horse-powe
manufactured by the E. Kunert Mani
featuring company.
L. G.. Graham, the well-known raj
road contractor, died at the Plankinto
house, Milwaukee, Sunday evenin!
aged IS. Mr.. Graham's home was
Whitewater and he was in Milwauke
for medical treatment. Mr.. Grahal
will be remembered by our resident
in the early days of railroading her,
Mr.. Graham came to Wisconsin wit
his brothers in 1852 for the purpose
building the old Milwaukee & Missi
sippi railroad, the first railroad to
built in the state. He built the roa
from Eagle to Milton Junction an