Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-12-14

'OO~ "AAAC r. PNbI III Jul HCAL lSBuc
John Schmidt was reelected bv
the county board janitor of the court
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Slight, Jr.,
of Emmet, are the happy parents of a
son born Saturday
st. Paul's parish guild will meet
Thursday afternoon at the guild rooms
on Washington street.
"A Christmas dance will be given at
Daugs' hall, Johnson's Greek, Monday
evening, December 26.
The heavy fall of snow last evening
affords very fair sleighing, and sleighs
are numerous on the streets this ucr:.
ing.
Paul Thom is conducting highly
successful dancing academy Fri,ay
evening of each week at Concordia
Opera house.
Mathew Ellis. an employe here at
the old st. Paul machine shops in the
early SOS, died at his home at st. Panl
Mimi, December 9th.
THE REPUBLICAN readers will find
the presidents message in supplement
form this week, furnishing large nd
ditiOn to the usual amount of reading
August Fuerman, Jr., and Charles
W. Kruger are among the candidates
mentioned for the position of deputy
collector of internal revenue to succeed
Charles Lynch
The bazaar and supper of the Con-
gregational church Clover club Friday
evening at Turner hall vas marked
With success in every particular, net
ting to the promoters abont $40.
The monthly cattle fair yesterday
was large one and sales of cattle and
horses were brisk. Horses ranged low
good ones being bought for from $65 to
$50. The merchants had O good trade.
lyon johnson" company is com
ing to town next Monday. direct from
the Grand Opera house, Chicago, where
they are filling two weeks engage
ment. Read what the Chicago press
says about them
j. G. Boswell, one of the best known
and most respected citizens of Brown
wood, Tex. suffered with diarrhpa for
O lnny md i, L
remedies without benefit, until Cham
berialn g Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea
Remedy was used; that relieved him
at once. For sale by John Molzahn.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
hold their bazaar and supper in the
Concordis Opera house Qower halh.
Tomorrow Thursday evening, De-
cember Is. There will be fancy arti-
cles for sale and the supper will be of
that character for which the ladies of
the society are noted.
+ The following officers were elected
Friday evening for the ensuing year
by the 0. D. Pease Post, No. 81, G. A.
r. Geo. Henze, commander; J. n.
Bartlett, S. V. c.; A. Gritzner, J.V.C.;
August Kusel, Chap; W. G. Spalding,
Surgeon; Conrad Dippel, @. NJ; VIM.
F. Martch, @. D.; John Robinson. O. G..
Yesterday Detective Smith, of the
Pinkerton agency, arrested at the fair
here one John Sullivan, of Waterloo,
who is charged with having set fire to
a barn in his town last October. The
prisoner was taken to Waterloo last
evening. Sullivan's brother was ar
rested some time ago as an accomplice.
Elaborate arrangements have been
made for the grand sacred concert,
which will probably take place at st.
Bernard's church, on Monday evening,
the 26th inst. Besides the choruses bv
the choir, Chas. Galloway, of st. Louis.
will render some Of his grand organ
selections, and arrangements have also
been made with Miss Mollie Evans,
contralto, and Chas G. Wilson, tenor,
of Milwaukee. 1t is expected that many
from abroad, as well as all lovers of
music here will attend.
The well-known artist, Herbert
Conner, will soon commence school
of painting in Watertown. Mr.. Conner
will teach Portrait or Landscape paint
ing in oil and water colors; figure
painting and sketching from nature.
Mr.. Conner has national reputation
as an artist, and the pictures that he
has made in Wateriown have been
universally commended by all who
have seen them. Examples of his work
can be seen at Straw 4 Murphy's and
at 713 Second street, where applica-
cations can be made by those who de-
sire instruction.