Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-01-27

Among the patents lately granted
is one to w. r. Thomas of this city up
on switch signal.
Fort Atkinson has become an i'm
portant tobacco center and a much
larger acreage will be planted next
season.
Peter Behl bought the Pritzlaf
residence on Main street, Second ward
now occupied by VIM. Weber, through
the Hahn agency, for 81 800
The Cigar Makers Benevolent
association ball takes place at Turner
Opera house next Saturday evening,
and pleasant time may be expected.
II. Brusenbach has bought the
Gostte building occupied by EHeck S
hardware store and the vacant lot ad-
joining corner of Fifth street, for
$4,000
Miss Grace p. Jones, of Oconomo-
voc, and Mrs. r. NJ Wigginton, of
| Waukesha, are among the Waukesha
county auxiliary committee of the State
Board of World fair managers.
The opening lecture in the NJ. E.
church course will be delivered this
evening by Rev. E. L. Eaton, of James
vile, upon Biblical Bugbears." Rev.
Mr.. Eaton is always heard here with
pleasure AID interest
|
List ofletters remaining in the post
office at Watertown, January 26, 1892:
Anderson, Chas. Scott L. c..
! Meggeson, James Watson, B. ,F.
Murphy, Bernhard Wood, Chas.
Rieley, Chas.
j. L. MoAK, p NJ.
Cards received bear the following
pleasing announcement to the numer-
Gus friends here Of the coming groom:
Your presence is requested at the mar
riage of Rose Blagrave to Thomas Rob
inson, February 2, at Z O'Clock P. NJ,
st. Georges chapel, Cedar Rapids, Ia
AT the meeting of the State Board
Of Pharmacy in Milwaukee last We'd
nesday, Jonn Molzahn, of this city,
was awarded licentiate or first grade
certificate, and Fred g. Tanck and
] Arthur Brennecke, also of this city,
received assistant or second grade GER
tifcates
Rev. j. M. Campbell contributes to
a late number of The Northwestern
Congrogatinnalist finely written ar
ticle upon The Limitations of Life -
showing that the limitations which life
imposes and opportunities which life
affords ought to be accepted as neces-
sary elements in the scheme of human
existence.
John Dornfeld superintends the
building Of the large malt house for H.
Weinhard, at Portland, Oregon, and
left Monday for that city, where he re-
mains for some time. The services OF
Mr.. Dornfeld in his special line of work
are in brisk demand. He has just fin
ished several malt houses in Milwau-
kee and Chicago, and his reputation, it
seems, extends to the far western
country. AS mechanic he has rare
ability and good practical judgment.
The many friends of Mrs. Marion
Y. Dudley, Of Lake Mills, will be
grieved to learn of the sudden weaken
ing of her mind. She was placed last
week in the Wauwatosa asylum for
treatment, 1t is to be hoped that her
prostration is only of a temporary
nature. Rev. J. L. Dudley has filed a
petition in the Milwaukee Probate
court asking that guardian be ap-
pointed for the person and property
of Mrs. Dudley. The petition states
that she has property valued at SIP 900.
The petition will be heard March 1.
We cannot avoid making honora-
BILE mention of the illustrated lectures
given by Rev. F. Gottschalk, at the
college; the lectures were not only in
structive and interesting, but the ster-
/ eopticon views exceed by far anything
/ of the kind yet seen by US. The pow
ferful magnifying apparatus made it
1 possible to throw the views on the
| scene with such brllllancy that per-
| son was sometimes in doubt whether
/ he was looking at a picture or had the
reality before him. We can recon-
mend Rev. F. Gottscbalk wherever he
may 90, and be sure that no one will
regret the small admission fee asked.
= Warreraton Mo- Folkstreanad.
/ At Concordia Opera house, Jan. 81
and 2S.
"A course of six lectures on history,
under the auspices of the Congrega-
tional society, will be delivered by
Rev. A. O Wright, of Madison, in the
Congregational church, beginning Sat.
urday evening, February 6, and to be
continued every Saturday evening un-
til completed. The following is the
course: First, "The Orient Before Cy-
rus" second. "The Orient Since Cv-
rus" third, 'Greece, Our Teacher OF
Culture" fourth, Rome, Our Teacher
of Law" fifth, "The Winter Time OF
Christendom;" sixth, "The Summer
Time of Christendom" This is highly
Interesting course, and handled by
| Rev Mr. WRIGHT cannot foil to ho hot 4