Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-11-16

For Loves Sake the Performance
which took place at Turner Opera hous'
last Saturday evening was one the fines
scenic productions that was seen in til,
| city. The play was one Of the best seeI
here and Manager Neuman can HI
proud of the plays he is bringing t,
this city this season.
Tuesday, market day broughtwith il
crowd of people and plenty of small
cattle, pigs and calves, with the rather
unusual feature of large supply of We
getables, carrots, onions, cabbaees etc
| tendance to speak of this fir in com.
parison with other recent ones pro-
n0unce NOvember's fair day a success
Another arm crushed by corn husker
the victim being Willard Dewey a young
man engaged in farming near Fenni-
more, he having his left forearm caught
in it and mangled so badly that amputa-
tiOn was necessary. The victims are be-
coming very numerous and something
ought to be done to try and abolish the
use of these huskers rather than. have
people loose their hands.
State Senator William H. Devos will
be appointed collector Of customs of the
part Of Milwaukee when CONGRESS meets
te succeed Charles b. Roberts. whose
term expired Iasl July but who has been
allowed L. remain in office until sue
cessor was decided upon. The appoint
ment Is good one. Senator Deyos is
exceedingly popular with his constitu-
entS and his fellow senator's.
superintendent John Kelly, of Dodge.
county was a visitor to friends in our
city wednesday. Between managing a
newspaper and a hundred or two school
teachers, Brother Kelly must find plenty
of opportunities to be busy. He is max
ing a good record in his official capacity
and political horoscope Of his future
looks like long tenure in the office he is
so well qualified to fill with credit to
himself and with benefit to the schools
under his charge.
The Outpost" at Turner Opera house
Sunday night was a performance not
easy to Sulpass. I0ttie Gibson and j. X.
(FrltZl Enmet were in the title role.
Miss Gibson caught the audience with
her singing. The supporting company
was well equipped for the parts that We're
assigned t. them. Little Tody came in
for her share of the applause for child
81 small and the part assigned her was
handled with perfect training.
The big ParrGtt guns, freshly lac
quered and newly mounted. with the
stacks Of cannon balls within easy
reach. gives quite d Warlike appearance
to the city park and have become real
ornaments To that beauty spot as
suitable access yIies 10 The Soldiers
monument. The direction Of their aim
threatened alike Cape Farewell t. the
northeast and the southern extremity
Of Lower California to the southwest
their limited range only barring furth-
er expansion. But seriously, the cannon
are decided attraction. Would that
the history Of each was written.
With yesterdays issue of the Water
town Gazette closes the twenty-first yeal
of the existence of that excellent news
paper under the same management, and
Editor Moore takes the occasion to i'll
dulge in brief retrospect. To the sin
cere best wishes Of hosts of grateful
patrons of the Gazette and other friends
of its genial editor, we beg leave to ex
tend our personal and fraternal conorat.
/ ulatl0ns. An etiltOr who has StccesSSuiiS
conducted a newspaper in WatertOwn OF
anywheres else for twenty-one cousecu
tive years has richly earned all the rights
of eminent domain in and to the affec.
tion and considerate regard of all those
for whose material and moral interests
he has c0nscientiOusly labored Brother
Moore, here's our S5B our heart is il
| it.