Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-11-21
LOCAL BREVITlES.

Saturday afternoon with Miss Zayda
Gardner.
Another discourse on the Bible
will be given Sunday evening by Rev.
G. c. Weiss.
st. Paul's parish guild will meet to-
morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs.
j. Marsden.
Call on G. w. Thatcher, West Ave
nue. hotel. Private room up stairs. Free
consultation.
The gospel meetings of the Y. M.
G.. A. on Sunday afternoons are now
held in the rooms over the postoffice.
The ladies of the Clover club will
hold their annual bazaar and supper in
lower Turner hall, Thursday evening,
December g.
Tie plumbers of D. 4 F. Kusel, of
WATERFOWL, are making alterations in
the plumbing work Of Judge Colonius'
residence.-Jeferson Banner.
-Alansan Boomer has sold the south
40 acres of the north 80 acres of the
southeast quarter, section Is, town of
Watertown, to Albert Hasten, for ST.
400,
Quite number of our citizens are
connecting their private drains with
the sewers. Permits to do this must
be obtained from the board of public
works.
"A very large stock ofgoods arrived
in town yesterday from Milwaukee,
consigned to the Wholesale Clothing
firm, who will commence large sale
tomorrow at POS Main street.
Supervisor J. I. Moak has our
thanks for copy of statistics of JEFF
ferson County," complied by the coun-
ty clerk, and also for daily reports of
proceedings of the county board.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the Congregational church are
preparing for an entertainment to be
given between Christmas and New
Years Further notices will be pub
lished.
The life insurance held by the late
F. B. futile in the Modern Woodmen of
America, to the amount of $4,000, has
been paid to the proper heirs Mr..
Tuttle's children-as directed by Judge
Bennett.
We have been requested by one of
the interested parties to contradict the
statement made last week regarding
the Buckingham-Baker engagement.
1t seems our information was wholly
unreliable.
The lumber in the fences and stands
at the WATERFOWL baseball park has
all been sold and the park is thing of
the past Baseball OF an extensive
scale is probably at an end in this city,
at least for number of years.
The vacancy on the board of edu
cation, caused by the removal of Com
missioner James P McGoIrick from
the Seventh ward, has been filed by
the appointment of John F. McGolrick
to the position by Mayor Voss.
Sunday evening a tramp with
large flag" took possession Of Staple
toms drug store and had the clerk.
William Schmidt, in such a terrified
state that he was obliged to call for as
sistance, upon the arrival of which the
usurper decamped.
The Moravian Christian Endeavor
society are making the necessary pre-
parations for holding their bazaar on
Friday evening of next week, at Sci
bells store building. 115 North Fourth
street Useful and fancy articles will
be offered for sale, and refreshments
will be served. Every body is invited.
In speaking of the music at st.
Johns Catholic cathedral in Milwau
kee, Sunday, The Sentinelsa ''The
solo parts were taken by Miss NJ. l..
Furlong and William Forane. Mr.. For
ane's singing of the "Sanctus" and
"Benedictus" was undoubtedly the
best rendition of this composition ever
heard in the cathedral"
"A business card from D. W Schwab
informs us that he is now secretary Of
the RIverdale Wooden company, at
Northbridge, Mass, while in letter
"Dave" says be is kept busy getting the
mill in running order. His numerous
Watertown friends hope he may sue
ceed as well in manufacturing as he
has in mercantile pursuits.