Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-07-29
Home Matters.

There will be no preaching at the
congregational church next Sunday.
The average term of human life has
increased in the last fifty years from
to 10 years.
Arthur Goeldner was elected chief
If the Fire department at the meeting
leld Monday evening.
-Rev. Father j. Condor, of Neosho,
IS appointed assistant pastor of St.
2atrick's church, GAINESVILLE.
The freight division headquarters
Of the Chicago & Northwestern railroad
have been removed from GAINESVILLE to
Harvard.
Waterloo possesses a pearl-button
factory, a small one, as it employs only
one person. 1t turns out five gross of
the buttons per day.
John R. Beynon has had patent
granted upon his machine for elevating
and cleaning grain in mills. When the
points in favor of this machine are fully
established there must be brisk de-
mand for it from mill owners.
Robert Gable, mail carrier from
Rome to Oak Hill, Erfurt and Sullivan,
fell from a building some thirty feet
last week, breaking his right leg near
the hip and also dislocating his left
elbow and receiving severe bruises.
A night blooming cereus, contain
ing eleven blossoms, opened Monday
night at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. V. Piper, at Pipersville. A large
number of their friends we're present
to witness Of the splendid floral dis
play.
Last Friday afternoon a sad acct
dent occurred at Johnson's Creek, a
little 5-year-old son of John Vintlant
being instantly killed by lumber pile
: falling upon him and breaking his
neck. The cause of the pile of lumber
falling is not known.
"A letter received from r. B. Bas-
ford, who, with his wife and accompa-
MED by NJ. B. Weber and wife, is at
Helena. Montana, says that they are
enjoying the trip. Mr.. Basford also
adds that twenty cents in Winona
is dollarin Montana.-H inona Minn. J
Republican.
William Weber & Co. are the man
ufacturers of the four dials for the new
tower of ST. Henri's church. The "big
four represent huge pieces, each
being feet in diameter, and it can be
said in truth that even those who run
will be able to readily tell the hour
when passing them.
DR. Valerius. & Co., Of this city, of
fer to sell or trade l20 acres of land.
The land is located seventy miles from
Watertown, and is timber land, but
good clay bottom. It would make a
splendid farm for somebody. They
would trade the land for property in,
or near Watertown. See their ''ad'
on another page.
Joseph E. Hadley, of Bridgeport,
Conn, was married Wednesday even
ing, July %, to Miss Alkaline Heinrichs,
daughter of Conrad Heinrichs, the
ceremony being performed at the fam
lily home in the First ward, by Rev.
Dr. Jewell, of st. Paurs Episcopal
church. The couple will make their
home at Bridgeport.
As to the claim of superiority on
the diamond made by Jefferson be-
cause it beat the Cream Citys z to 2, a
club that defeated the Schiller &
Quentmeyers TO 4, when the latter
were badly crippled, why in connection
was it not stated that the Cream Citys
in previous game here were defeated
by the Schiller & Quentmeyers by the
score of to 2?
Mrs. Hedwig Emmerling, wife of
DIR. T. III. Emmerling, president of the
Milwaukee Musical society, and daugh-
ter Of David Wachter, died Monday of
typhoid fever, at the age of % years.
She leaves two small children. The
funeral will be held from the residence
at 2 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon
Ecening Wisconsin.
Deceased was sister-in-law of G. E..
Emmerling. of the Bank of WATERFOWL,
who is in Milwaukee to-day attending
the funeral.