Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-08-21
Otto J. Goeldner advertises sport


this city next Tuesday, at A. M.
"A formal inspection of the sewer
just completed by William Gorder i
being made to-day by the board of pub
lie works.
john Molzahn yesterday received
from Ed Schmiedemann, of Lake Mills
fine 13-pound p1ckerel captured II
Rock lake.
After the fire Monday snake
three feet long was found in a length
of hose. 1t Is somewhat of mystery
how it got there.
Mr.. and Mrs III. Yahr, 2l5 NORTH
| Fourth street, mourn the death of theil
seven-months-old twin sons, which oc
Cured last Wednesday.
Rev. William Dafter, years age
rector of St. PauPs Episcopal church
this city, is to soon be placed in charge
Of Grace church at Appleton.
-Sportsmen were out in force before
daylight yesterday morning, taking ad'
vantage of the opening of the hunting
season. Considerable game was brought
in, principally ducks.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the Congregational church will
give an ice-cre and cake social on
Tuesday evening, August 81. at the
church parlors. Price. Is cents.
Miss Margaret Haberkorn died of
consumption on Thursday, August Is,
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorenz Haberkorn, 607 Dodge
street. The funeral occurred Saturday
morning from St. Henri's church.
H. Mulberger and .. T. Hughes
have purchased from F. Thomson six
acres of land, containing a clay deposit,
at Hubbleton station. The considera-
ton was 5000, and an option is re-
served on ten acres of adjoining land.
1t is probable that the manufacture of
brick and tile will be pursued.
THE Royal" the special car of the
new Democratic daily, The Chicago
Chronicle, reached here Saturday with
a force of workers and on Sunday
about 900 Chronicles were distributed
gratis throughout the city. A number
of subscriptions were taken. The
Chronicle is trying to forge ahead as
rapidly as possible.
The Jefferson county fair is to be
held October to 4. In his announce
ment DR.. j. L. Kearney, the secretary,
says: "We have this year put 81 200 in
improvements; built new floral hall
and a horse barn, and expect to haYe
one of the best county fairs In the state.
Our speed departments have been en-
lsrged; two harness events and run
ming race daily"
Mayor Moak last night vetoed the
resolutions calling for the placing Of
gas lights on the corner Of ClYman and
Ninth and of Clvman and Tenth
streets, and an arc light at the
intersection of North Second and Cole
streets The vetoes were sustained by
the council. The mayor does not de-
sire to have the lighting expense of the
city more now than formerly.
The match shoot last Wednesday
between members of the Watertown
Gun club resulted as follows:
Woelffer. Robt.. :. Is Wells, J. H.. I3
Zass, Frank ....i5 Trachte, VIM; 10
Schultz, r. W.. 10 Kruger. A c.. 7
Dervin. W T.. IL Spear, James 80. 6
Rieman, t.. -. II Solliday, DR.. A -
FulkersOn, III .....,.l0 Smith, II. j ......... 8
Z0elle, Louis. -. 2
Owing to the high wind, it was diff
cult to shoot, which accounts for the
low scores. The records are from a
possible 25.
Lawrence university at App Teton
offers a years instruction free of
charge for tuition and incidental ex-
peuses to the graduate of any high
school in the state who stood highest in
the senior class of the school, and to
the student in the public schools of
each county who will submit the best
essay of not less than 1000 words be-
fore September Is, the same to be SUBJ
united to the president. The fall term
begins September IL. Send to the
president for catalogue and other in
formation.