Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-09-27
The Jefferson county circuit court

evening, October 2.
Mrs. Quade died at her home in
the town of Milford, Monday, of cancer
of the liver, aged 81 years,
WIN. Atspoden and Miss Lena
Schuman, of the Sixth ward, were mar
ried Saturday at Sun Prairie.
st. Paul's parish guild meets with
Mrs. A. Lindon at the residence of
Daniel Jones, Thursday afternoon.
The May Bretonne Comedy COM
pany are booked to open at Concordia
Opera house next Sunday evening, to
play all the week.
-Wegemann & Strauss are distribat-
ing to their callers neat folder con-
tanning fine views of the buildings of
the Columbian exposition.
The new fall stock has been re-.
ceived at WA. G. Raue's paint, oil and
wall paper store, the advertisement of
which appears in the old space.
To insure publication of business
locals or advertisements with the cur
rent issue, copy should be furnished
the afternoon previous to publication.
The sixth district Good Templars
convened in annual session at James
vile yesterday. Delegates are present
from Jefferson, Green, Rock and Wal
worth counties.
To sleep easy is great boon. How
to do this is told in the new Keck fur
niture advertise elsewhere in this
issue of THE REPUBLICAN,, which please
read and rest quiet.
The third annual ball Of the Anchor
Hose company took place Saturday
evening at Turner Opera house. 1t
was very largely attended, and the
boys must have realized handsome
profit. Wenck's orchestra furnished
the music.
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was weak, but stead1er, closing
at 624c cash and 654c December. Flour
was steady and in fair demand. Bar
ley closed at 55c, corn at 414c, rye at
4S2c and oats at Soc. Hogs were sc
higher, ranging at $5.75o@$6.65.
H. CRUDE & Co. advertise their fall
stock of dry goods and groceries in an
other column, together with clothing,
hats and caps. This firm offer extra
inducements to their customers in
variety of stock and satisfactory prices.
There is no better concern to purchase
from than III. CRUDE & Go. See adver-
tisement.
The choral portion of the Episco-
pal church services held at Jefferson
last Sunday was conducted by the sur
pliced choir of St. Paul's church, this
city. numbering eighteen. Others in at
tendance from here were Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Schwieger and daughters, Mrs. III.
H. Gallup, Mrs. G. ]. WILDER and Miss
Zada Gardner. Rev. Prof. Riley, of
Nashotah, officlated at the services.
Miss Ella Brickell was the organist on
the occasion. There were large con-
gregations present.
A goodly sized audience was in at
tendance at the rendition of Cellier's
comic opera, Dorothy" by the An
drews Opera company, at Concordia
Opera house, last Wednesday evening.
Although unassisted by chorus, and
the Instrumentation being furnished
by only three players, the company
sang the mlsic in powerful and pleas
ing manner, giving eminent satisfac-
ton to their hearers. George Andrews,
the baritone, Is easily the star of the
organization. He displays opportune-
ly magnificent voice of wonderful
range and excellent cultivation, and
the artistic manner In which he rem
dered the interpolated song, GLOW,
Flow" won for him an enthusiastic
encore. The witticisnls of the come
dian, Ed. Andrews, kept the audience
in good humor throughout, and the
other members of the company per-
formed their parts in a satisfactory
manner On the whole, the entertain
ment was very enjoyable one, and it
would be quite desirable to have more
of such a nature.
Within a few days Senator Villas,
in order to dispose of Hon. R. B. Kirk
land, of Jefferson, hit upon the plan of
transporting him to Nassau in the West
Indies to fill consular position worth
81 500 per annum, but as the poet
Burns said, "the best laid plans of mice
and men gang aft agley," SO this plan
fell through and it is understood that
Mr.. Kirkland declined the honor as
being something in the form of an in
suit. The 800 pittance would not
pay ones expenses for more than three
months, and taken altogether it was
placing a rather low estimate upon Mr..
Kirkland's worth and ability as mem
Der of the Reformed Democracy. What
Senator Villas next move will be by
way of trying to appease Mr.. Kirkland