Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-11-27

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Glover club bazaar.
Union Thanksgiving service at the
M. E. church, Thursday, 1890 A. NJ.
-ssWhite Daisy flour, per 4o-lb.
sack, $I.oo, delivered to any part OF
city
Some handsome fancy work will
be put on sale by the Clover clubs
December 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stiemke, of the
Sixth ward, celebrated their silver
wedding anniversary Monday,
Delicious, appetizlng, tempting
American Club Housecheese. Sold at
THE COOLEY GROCERY HOUSE.
The salary of Jefferson county's
district attorney was increased from
$500 to 81 200 by the board of super
visors.
The inspectors residence at the
Northwestern university has been fin
ished and is occupied by Prof. Hoyer
and family.
Several overcoats belonging to
students have been stolen from the
cloak rooms at the high school during
the past week.
The factory of the Watertown Shoe
| company was closed down last week IN
order that several new machines might
be placed in position.
Fred F. Wagner, of Emmett, and
Ida Deusing, of Lowell, were married
! last Wednesday evening at the home
of the brides parents.
The Lutheran church at Reeseville
was dedicated Sunday. The brass
band of St. Johns Lutheran church,
this CITY, took part in the exercises.
The opera house in the new Stiehm
| block at Johnson Creek was opened
Saturday evening with a concert by the
Firemen's band under the direction OF
Prof. Thacker, formerly of this city,
"A new flag pole, ninety feet in
! heighth, is to be raised at the North
western university, standing midway
between the two main buildings. 1t
will be furnished by a Michigan firm.
At the meeting of the National AS
ISOLATION of State Fair Managers in
Chicago last week, Thomas ]. Fleming,
of North Greenfield. formerly of En-
met, was elected secretary and treas.
urer.
Operations on the laying of the
water mains have ceased temporarily,
owing to the considerable amount OF
frost in the ground. The men were
laid off Monday noon. Digging trenches
had become very slow work.
Before a%djourning last week the
county board appointed 0. F. Roessler,
editor of The jefferson Banner, COM
missioner for the county to attend to
the matter of the proposed state semi
centennial celebration, without cost to
the county.
With the advent of the wintry
weather and the Thanksgiving season,
the poultry business has become quite
brisk and the dealers are shipping in
considerable quantities. WATERFOWL
has an established reputation as a mart
for stuffed geese.
"A gang OF the Wisconsin Telephone
company's linemen are at work In this
city altering wires and %stringing new
ones preparatory to locating the CEN
A-~1 a41k;o- - 4ho Doof0 HE no hlnnt
We understand all wires will run into
the central in one large cable. Thomas
Berry superintends the work.
The board of supervisors at one OF
its closing sessions made choice of the
following officials: DIR. W. D. Reed.
county physician; John Reinel, trus-
tee of insane asylum; superintendent
of the poor, w. Schultz, Watertown:
George S. Flemming, Jefferson; F,
Willard, Fort Atkinson; %janitor O.
courthouse, John Schmidt.
M. E. church and parsonage, col
ner of Main and Fifth streets. Services
as follows: Sunday, December l
morning at 1920; subject, "The Spirit
of Christi" evening 7:30; subject
"Christian Evidences" Part IL; Pro
phecies; song service, 7:l5 P. NJ; Sun
day school, II NJ. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. All are cordial
ly invited to all the services. No re
served seats.
j. j. CEILING, Pastor.