Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-06-03

The weather signals are now dis
played from the Salick building instead
of the City hall.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Wyszynski, of the First
ward, Monday morning.
Joe Harvey has rented the Chap
pell building next door to Lees barber
shop for saloon and restaurant.
j. Toupolic, a former resident of
the Third ward, died Saturday in the
Jefferson county poor house, aged "a
years.
The Watertown High School Alum
nj association holds its annual banquet
at Concordia Opera house, Saturday
evening, June q.
Monday Mrs. Timothy Driscoll was
paid the $1,000 policy on the life of her
late husband, insured in the Catholic
knights of Wisconsin, Watertown
branch.
Miss Hannah Hurley died at her
home in Emmett, Saturday, May 3Oth,
of consumption, from which she had
been a sufferer for two years past, aged
"a years. Her funeral was held Mon
day from st. Bernard's church.
Monday afternoon, Chris. Klava-
dietzel, while at work in the brick yard
of L. H. Cordes & Co., had his right leg
broken by bank of clay falling upon
him. He was taken to his room in the
Sweeney building and his leg was set
by DR.. w. G. Spalding.
Next Sunday afternoon the Schiff-
Ter & Quentmeyers will have a game
with the Cream City club, Of Milwau
kee, on the Fifth ward grounds. This
is the team that played such excel
lent ball here last season, and a fine
game may be expected.
Mrs. Frank L. Gage, daughter of
Mrs. M. Euper, died at her home at
Fargo, n. D., Monday, June l, aged SO
years. She had been in failing health
for two years past. P. j. Euper,
brother of the deceased, started yester-
day to be present at the funeral.
-Bertram & Sprague have just laid
a splendid artificial stone sidewalk, of
their manufacture, on the Fourth street
front of VIM. c. Raue's residence lot.
This class of walks is becoming very
popular, being artistic and handsome
in appearance and having the durabil-
ity of life time.
Frank Hartmann, under arrest at
Juneau for the attempted wrecklng OF
the ST. Paul express train near Column
bus three weeks ago, was held for trial
Monday afternoon in bonds of $500.
Hartmann failed to give the necessary
bail and was held for trial at the next
term of the Dodge county Circuit court.
The following representatives
from St. Demands Total Abstinence
society arein attendance at the Cath
Ole Total Abstinence union, in SEES
sion this week at Whitewater f. J.
Stacey, Charles Prendergast, NJ. A.
Began, Miss Rose Crangle, Miss Mary
Hawley, Miss Clara Wollensack, Rev.
Father Coleman and st. Demands
cadets.
Daniel Hall, the executor of the
will Of the late Edmund Sweeney, had
the remains of Mr.. Sweeney, and those
of his wife and daughter and of Mrs.
Dervin removed to the new vault which
he has just had built in St. Bernard's
cemetery at the desire of Mrs. M.
O'Malley, of Milwaukee, who was here
on the 26th ult. to be present at the re-
moval. Mr.. Hall has also had the
foundation laid, at the graves of the
said deceased, on which he will HAYES
very fine monument soon placed.
-Chas. A. Gardner and troupe pre-
scented "Fatherland" at Concordia
Opera house, Friday evening, to
crowded audience. Charles Gardner
has been here many times and always
pleases, the performance Friday even
ing being no exception to this rule.
The company contains good players,
rendering satisfactory support to Mr..
Gardner. 'Fatherland," although not
deep in plot, has many sprightly, popu-
lar features, which take well with the
average theater-goer. The Tyrolean
quartette won large share ofapplause.
Mr.. Gardner did not seem to be in as
good voice as when here before.
The speakers for the Monona Lake
assembly have now all been engaged.
The programme is not quite made up,
as the dates of one or two are a little
uncertain. Below is given complete
list of the speakers: Rev. John II.
Barrows, d. D., Gen. George II. Sheri-
dan, Mrs. Mary Virginia Terhune, Mrs.
Margaret Sangster, Rev. E. G. Updike,
Miss Lydia Won Finklestein, Rev. T.
Dewitt Ta.mage, Rev. Russell H. Co.
veil, D. D., Rev. ]. L. Hurlburt, D. D.,