Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-03-01
WatertOWn Republican
WATERFOWL, Wis, MARCH /, 1893.

| ATERTOWN, w 49,, MARCH 1OOO-
! st. Paul's parish guild will be held
Thursday afternoon at the rooms on
Washington street.
Mrs. Lovely, mother of our former
townsman, John A. Lovely, died re-
Gently at Albert Lea, Minnesota, aged
80 years.
Miss Elva E. Barker, of Farming.
ton, was married to David G. Cunning
ham, of Marshall, by Justice W. D,
Stacy, February %.
"A little George Washington arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Field
schneider, ], O22 Third street, last We'd
nesday, the birthday of the elder
Washington.
Bishop Nicholson, of the Milwau-
kee diocese, will make a visitation for
the purpose Of administering the rite
of confirmation at St. Paul's church,
Wednesday, March p.
List ofletters remaining in the post
office at Watertown, March l, 1898:
Conway. James Smith, Mrs. Kate
Campbell, Miss Belle (2)
j.. T MoAK, P. M.
H. Rogers sold recently for Evan
| Davies, of Ixonia, span of Ethan AL
lens for $3.50 to j. 6. Scott, of Mari
nette; also for Lawrence Barry, of
Shields, three Ethan Allen 3-year-olds
for $3.50.
The Watertown Auxiliary of the
American Bible society will hold their
annual meeting Sunday evening, March
9TH, at the English M. E. church. All
who are interested in the Bible cause
are invited to attend.
The militia company OF the North
western university, in fine array, head
ed by their lively band, marched
through the etsWashington's birth
day, making a fine demonstration IN
honor of the Father of his Country"
Democratic caucuses will be held
in the several wards of this city in JEFF
ferson county, Friday evening of this
week for the purpose of selecting dele
gates to the county judicial convention
to be held at Jefferson, Saturday,
March 4th.
"A burning chimney, at the resi-
dence of John Beisner, 400 North
Washington street, Sunday morning,
ignited some shingles on the roof and
general alarm of fire was sent in. A
few pals of water promptly applied
stopped the fire.
The Southeastern Teachers asso-
citation, of which our late townsman,
Prof NJ. III Jackson, is secretary, meets
at GAINESVILLE, March 30th and 31st, and
April 1st. The meeting begins with a
lecture or entertainment Thursday
| evening and a social will be held Fri
day evening. The session closes Satur-
| day noon.
We are not on the inside of Demo-
cratic circles and do not profess to be
reliably posted in regard TO what is 60
ing on, but it is talked that Assembly,
man Jacob and DIR. G. r. Field are both
on the slate as candidates for consulates
abroad. Gentlemen, don't get up too
much of an exodus. or we Will fall
short in the next census.
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column "ad'' of Loeffler Brothers, who
! are prepared to furnish all kinds of
seeds, vegetable and flower, every
variety of shrubs and bedding plants,
roses and everything that can be pro-
duced or propogated in this climate in
the floral kingdom. Call at Loefler
Bros. store, 104 Second street, or at
their green houses, !, 130 North Second
street. Don't fail to read the lad. ="
It will pay you and give you many re-
minders as spring approaches.
The Standard theatres attraction
! Yesterday was "Jesse James," both
performances of which drew good
sized audiences. The plot of the play
illustrates the life Of the outlaw, and is
very well told Some of its scenes are
very exciting. among which is the rob
berry of the Danville bank. The several
parts were in capable hands. VIM.
Miller Farnum as the outlaw was very
good and won much applause. @.
Stuart Brodock as Gustave V. r. Blue
blood, one Of the 400, was clever, and
Chas. g. Mack as the 'boss coon" kept
the audience in a continual laugh. May
Mitchell as Denver, a forest wild-foWer,
/, Irene de Forrest as Florence Southern
an heiress, and Della Farentum as Mrs.
Perrin Stevens were good in their res
pective parts. The specialties were all
encored.-Milwaatkee Sentinel, Feb. 27.
At Turner Opera house, Saturday
evening, March 4th.
The Washington birthday tea par
ty given by the ladies of the Congrega-
tional church last Wednesday evening
was decided success in every point
Of view. The attendance was quite
large, so that financially the ladies
were handsomely recompensed for
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