Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-25

day afternoon with Mrs. DR.. F. c.
Moulding.
State Farmers institutes will be
held the coming winter at Watertown
Palmyra and Mayville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Hirsch will
celebrate their silver wedding this
evening at Concordia Opera house.
The resignation of VIM. L. Norris
as United States gauger for this district
was accepted by the Treasury depart
ment, to take effect October 20.
Last Wednesday Chas. p. Walsh
and Miss Olive V. Meyers were mar
ried at Holy Assumption church in ely
man by Rev. Father Wrinn, in the
presence of friends and relatives of the
contracting parties.
Brandt 81 AbeIe's Annual Cloak Sale
will take place Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, October 80, 81, and Novem-
Der 1. A SIS, 900 stock will be shown on
above dates. All goods on days of sale
will be sold at only 10 per cent. over
manufacturers prices.
Thomas Perry and Miss Isabella
Campbell, both Of this city, were mar
ried in Milwaukee last week by JUS
tice Harrington. The couple will make
their home here, the groom being en-
ployed in the yards of the Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul railway.
"A Watertown boy, Guy l.. Cole, OF
Fort Atkinson, has become proprietor
of the electric light plant at Beloit,
having purchased it under sheriff sale
for the sum of $4,000. Mr. Cole has
removed with his family to Beloit. We
are sorry to lose Mr.. Cole from among
the citizens of Jefferson county.
Persons desiring to enter the postal
service, either as clerks or carriers,
should bear in mind the civil service
examination to be held in this city
November 4. Applications will be re-
ceived up to noon of that date. Blanks
and all necessary information may be
obtained by calling at the postoffice.
The Sewerage committee of the
Common Council, consisting of Alder
men CRUDE, Schmutzler, DUNCAN,
Bauman and Bramer, has prepared a
plan for sewerage, dividing the city
into four districts-A, B, G and ID.
The plan is now open for inspection at
the city clerks office, where any per-
sons owning or interested in real estate
can examine the same and file such OBJ
jectons as they may deem proper. On
November 20 the committee will meet
to consider these objections, and
parties desiring to be heard on the
subject should then present themselves
to the committee. The Sewerage COM
mittee now constitutes the Board of
Public Works for this city, and per-
forms the duties of such.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smead, who
board at the Gingles house, were hay-
ing family jar at their stopping
place Monday. Mrs. Gingles appeared
on the scene and found it necessary to
take the part of Mrs. Smead, and for
her interference in favor of peace she
was ~udely handled by Mr.. Smead
Following close on this incident an
other disturbance took place in the
telegraph office where Mrs. Smead is
operator in the absence of Miss Rogan.
Louis Rogan, the messenger, in trying
to prevent Smead from entering the
Office was roughly handled. By this
time quite crowd had collected and
Smead was escorted to the lookup in
the midst of considerable feeling
and excitement. Yesterday morning
James Gingles swore out warrant
against Smead and he was taken before
Justice Stacy to answer to the charge
Of committing an assault on Mrs. Gin
giles Smead was fined five dollars and
costs. Mrs. Smead paid the fine and
he was released.