Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-01-18
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Friday last daughter was born
)Joseph LANCE and wife.
st. Margaret's guild met last
vning with Miss Jennie Evans.
N. P. Bullock, of johnson Greek,
5 been appointed a deputy by Sheriff
ehnke.
A little son arrived last Wednes-
gladden. the. home of DIR. and
j. H OFT.
r. P. Koenig & Co.'s Minnesota
aeen'' is the best. Ask your grocer
L it. Only S1.O5 q sack.
Rev. L. Fl. Kellar, of Minneapolis,
preach at the Congregational
next Sunday morning and
G.
)r. j. W. Quinn will be in his
at Watertown every Wednesday,
.sday, Friday and Saturday here
:. Eyes tested free.
Paul Thom's dancing social for
ried people at Concordia Opera
Sc Monday evening was greatly
Dyed by a jolly party of thirty
piles.
Theodore Huber, of this city, is
aong the delegates elected by the
odern Woodmen of Jefferson county
attend the state convention at Osh-
sh, February IL
-sIf' woman ever gets so
omely'' she isn't worth looking at,
I'd better take Rocky Mountain Tea.
.ngs back the bloom of youth. 50
It's. c. A. Gamm.
Last Sunday Mrs. Eliza Barber
on walk at the home OF j. L. Moak
suffered a severe shaking up
ich has since confined her to her
/. Luckily no bones were broken.
Board walks now cover the stone
iewalks fronting the Wisconsin Ma
)nal bank, Joe Harvey's and Zemke
,os. saloon-a timely precautlon IN
weather, when stone walks are apt
be decidedly dangerous to life and
NIB.
-Lieutenant-Governor Stone has
opointed Harry May, eldest son OF
r.. and Mrs. Edward May, as his
age in the state senate. The young
an Will therefore enjoy Madison life
uring the present session of the legis-
tture.
An entertainment that provided
ment for a large number Of our
an residents was given Sunday
ne at the Concordia Opera house
le Liederkranz. 4 program OF
and comedy was we'll rendered,
conclusion of which there was
lg.
Il the supreme court at Madison
Tednesday the case of the Estate OF
W. Cole, appellant, VS.. H. Null
II, respondent, was argued, L. B.
ell and w. II. Rogers, of Fort
son, appearing for the former,
Harlow Pease, Of this city, for
latter.
There was the usual large and
company of dancers at the annual
Ill of the Farmers club, held Friday
light in Turner Opera house. The
fair was well managed, and not alone
source of enjoyment to those in at
enhance, but one Of profit to the club.
Music was furnished by the Blaesius
orchestra of six pieces.
Amy Leslie, the dramatic editor
Of The Chicago Evening News, states
hat ssBrown's in Town. which is
now playing at McVicker's theatre in
Chicago, is the best and cleanest farce
that has ever been seen in Chicago dur
ing her seven years experience with
dramatic work in that city. Parties
rom Watertown desiring to secure
sections Of seats can do so by writing
to j. G.. Sundin. manager of the Bijou
theatre Milwaukee.
The case of Eliza Boltz VS.. the
town of Sullivan, tried in the circuit
court at the September term, 1897
and in which there was a verdict fol
the plaintiff, has just been affirmed
by the supreme court. r. B. & I. B
Kirkland, of this city, appeared fol
the plaintiff, and Harlow Pease, o.
Watertown, for the defendant Ira
B. kirkland argued the case in the
upreme court for the plaintiff, and is
be congratulated in thus winning
first case in the highest court il
the state. jefferson Record.