Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-11-29

The ladies of the M. E. church are
making preparations for a bazaar and
supper, the date to be given later.
Turner Opera house ball takes
place tomorrow evening and good
time is expected by all who attend.
The usual Thanksgiving services
will be held at st. Paul's Episcopal
church tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
Frank Haznau, of the Seventh
ward, and Miss Mary Hady, of the
First ward, were married Tuesday
morning.
The parties who confscated the
sign of the Stoppenbach meat market
are requested by Mr.. Bullwlnkel to
return the same.
When you want to go away don't
fail to look over the railroad directory
in this paper. Some changes have
been made recently in the time tables.
"A teachers institute for Jefferson
county will be held at Jefferson, De-
cember and 9, 1893. The conductor
will be Prof. 7. B. Pray, of White
water.
We do not buy odds and ends and
sell them as samples, but offer our reg
ular line of samples below cost.
WATERFOWL SHOE Co.. (RetaiD
203 Main St., Coles block.
Union Thanksgiving service of
the Methodist and Congregational
churches will be held tomorrow at the
Dr. E. church. Services begin at 10 A.
M. Rev. Mr.. Wilson breaches the SER
mon.
Late Saturday afternoon valuable
overcoat belonging to James P. McGol-
rick was stolen from the operators of
fee at the junction. While the office
was unoccupied tramp is supposed to
have entered and committed the theft.
Last evening Miss Clara Mannegold
entertained company of friends at the
Commercial hotel in honor of her
guest, Miss Fannie Forth, of Milwau.
kee. An evening replete with social
pleasures was q consequent result to
those present.
-"Keno" for poultry at certain
saloons is all the rage now, and scarce
ly a night passes but what half-dozen
games are running with liberal pat
ronage. 1t is rumored that the mayor
intends putting stop to the game, on
the ground that it is an open form of
gambling.
Those who have subscribed for The
Inter Ocean through our combination
offer will please exercise a little pa
tienee, if the paper does not come for a.
week or ten days, as we send them our
list once week and then it takes few
days before they get the names entereG
on their list.
Monday evening the members of
Watertown chapter, Order of Eastern
Star, enjoyed a card party at the Ma
sonic hall. Progressive cinch was the
game, and large number of players
contended for the prizes, which were
taken by Miss Cordelia Huber and
Frank M. Eaton.
The second party of the dancing,
club series was given Friday evening
at the Concordia Opera house, and an
other pleasant session of dancing was
the result, There seems to be no lack
of interest in these informal affairs,
the attendance being quite as large as,
on the first occasion. December s is
the next date set.
"A delegation from the local chap
ter of the Order of Eastern Star attend
ed the district convention at Oconomo-
woo last Friday. The gathering was of
social nature, reception during the
afternoon and an elaborate supper at
the Jones house being among the fes-
tlvlties. In the evening the work
of the order was exemplifed by the
Columbus chapter.
Col. Jesse Stone returned from
New York, Saturday. Col. Stone is
enthusiastic over the outlook for the
Republican party in the Empire state,
and from present appearances he is
certain that the Republicans will be
winners there for a decade. The un-
certainty that surrounds business in
terests on account of the undecis1ve
action of the Democracy is apparent
on every hand. Out of about thirty
knitting factories at Cohoes and Water
ford, Mr.. Stone says not one is running
at the present time, the proprietors
not knowing what to count on in the
future. The same is true in other parts
of the state and the prospect for the
wage worker this winter is anything
but encouraging.
The First ward still continues in
the ascendency in the matter of ap-
pointments and taking everything