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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21
CITY WATER SUPPLY.
The Question oE New Well Undo
discussion. by the Con- ncii.

The Question oE New Well Under
Discussion by the Eounei'.
The question Of drilling another wei!
to provide additional water supply WIS
discussed at some length at the regular
meeting of the board Il water commits
sioners last Monday night. Geological
maps and data were presented, from
which it appeared that the new we'll
should be drilled either to the east or
west Of the present, location north OF
south not being feasible fer geological
reasons, Commissioner v. {. Stone was
of opinion that it would ta wise to have
consultation with the owners of tile
Rough and Ready dam, to ascertain il
power could not be obtained from them.
The plant, he said, could be purchased
for Si2.GO0, and al additional 5000
would fit it up with all apparatus, thus
entaiiing an expense Of $4,000. By this
means the expense Of fuel estimated at
$500 year, w0uli be avoided, and this
saving would i'll q few years pay fer the
plant. Il a well were drilled near the
dam the water tower ana reservoir could
be kept easily flied at all times. The
saving by doing away with the cnnspmp-
ti0n IF coal would practically wipe out
the debt in twelve years. Bonds for the
purchase Of the Plant collld easily he
f0ated at 4 per cent interest. Mr.. Stnne's
saggesti9ns were listened to with great
interest, and the subject is certainly de-
serving Of full considCrati H..
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21
May Choose Carriers.

Tn commenting on the department
fepart governing rural n'aii delivery
systems, the New York Sun says that
those pa3p.e WI rnjay tie services Of
the rural mai. delivery sha,! have tilo
priveie,ee If electing er selecting thci:
own carrier. An eiecti IL which must
sa inf,rE:a in tie hrence ef any
stat Q pr yitiinE fr and regulating It.,
will be held in each delivery distriot
and the name { the candidate receiy-
inc tie mainrit ty ef V ties east viii e
forwaiued IL Washington, with tie
appIiratj f,r the appaintment. An
inspcct wt!. then be sent out by tie
pAstnfiice department to investigate
calefqiiy the characters cf the candi-
dates, and subject them t., suCh si!ap 9
and necessary tests as viii enable tie
authorities t. determine their fitness.
The test being satisf,ct2ri!y net. the
winning candidates viii 6e app .inted;
but in case candidate who has been
elected proves II he Incapable or Unfit,
an tler election Will tie held.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21
miscellaneous.

A force of people are busily engaged in
packing geese for S. Melzer.
Toys, dolls, sleighs, games andVevery-
thing in the toy line at Joseph Salick q
Son.
Miss Lulu Shasky is now employed as
an extra salesIady at Stacks candy
kitchen.
Claude Lewis was killed Thursday at
MedfOrd by the upsetting Of a load of ties
upon him.
An original pension Of $6 per month
has been granted to Anson P. Board
mann Of this city.
William Bittner has two Iaibut weigh
ing over thirty pounds each which
he offers for sale cheap.
A party of railroad Surveyor passed
through the city Tuesday morning on
their way to Columbus
George Spierbrecher of Milwaukee
who is student at the Northwestern
University is i'll with pneumonia.
Installation proceeding were held By
the local lodge Of EIks last Friday
night. Luncheon was also served.
Diamonds, gold and silver watches, art
novelties, cut glass, fine china, etc, for
Xmas gifts, at Joseph Salick & Sons.
Tenth Annual Convention of the
Cheesemaker's association of the state
will meet in Milwaukee January $40.
A pipe il the fountain in West Main
street, froZe and bursted during Sunday
evening. 1t was repaired Monday after
noon.
John Kintz of Cadott was held .up on
the road between Boyd and Stanley last
evening and relieved of his watch and
Oyercoat.
Mr.. Backus, farmer, sold number OF
stuffed geese and received $500 in pay
ment which, is very large amount for
such poultry.
A comedy entitled "That Rastal Pat
was given by number OF young men OF
this city at johnson Creek Saturday
evening. A dance followed.
On Christmas ave. at 7:30 O'Clock, the
Congregational Sunday school will have
their Christmas tree and song services
A cordial welcome is extended.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21
State Crop Report.

The months Of October and November
have been favorable ones fvr tie aceum-
piishment cf farm work.
The later crops ri the season have been
SECURED in good condition; faIi grains
were seasonabiy s0Wn, and have made
g"od growth. ami more land has been
ploWet than many past falls.
Late pastures have been fair, and steel,
has remained upon grass later than III
average seasons.
Fa!i wheat and rye, Though perhaps
not aS Ill past years, are rep5rtosl in 9o,ti
condition t, 60 into winter: whiie ki:t
few locations rep rtei even far stan.!s
# young c:,rer from; last springs seed
ing. This wi seri .Gs!y aft' CT the hay
crup IF 1892
In the central and northern parts If
the state tie crop # Clever seed has been
gp'd, in seIae cases tire yIeid being al
most phenomenal.
Ii viii he n.ite.i that the prices If farm.
crops are nlacil above the ayeraG e If the
past five ears. and farmers having sur
DIus Of almost any CT p tiGf !, MARKET
for it, at a femHneTative price.
I.Er :F'0CK DlSE,tSES.
While i & ii cgd exis is III many part
- 1iio o..'''.? = : ~ ~, ide"ila EhsiIi
aol Ia ~ any 'lEc.iit0 'i'' 0''' 0'0' an e'h
OK -. ~ t =, + ~
o"eea = :. tiaeet'o = o. y ilss':>
ION lFch We tern range nv'seS, shippse
in1,' t!i9 hI.':e u s1'e' liahe ''eel itli !! !.
es' lt'Ai 'htii's i'aI'S "l liie sta'e, ana IL
IS - ne lcaiGa th.'t iiiete IL htib 81
tubercui sis an9ng our cattle than is
genneFai'.n supp sec.
Farns3S Si.''. lti u, ;laflae tlle'i7e:NeS m
WIN ti' ;! .'ii2 ~ '.-''Du
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21
Lost a Most Serviceable Horse.

The beantifui ,I;trk grey horse cw1lo1
by Albert Friedrich, the livery Gied
Thursday mHrning. The animal was
driven Cn the left hand side Of the New
Commercial house bus. The result IF
the animals death was the cause If
slipping while il was driven along
Madison street. being an some places
covered with ice caused by the careless
ness Of some persons throwing water on
the street. Mr.. friedrich is grieved over
the loss If this most serficeabie as ais9
useful and valuable animal ami viii try
ami find out who the guilty parties were
throwing the water int the street. Mr.
friedrich lost another valuable horse
about year ago, the made to this one.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21
CHEF ROY REMOVED.
Councii Declares tlie Office yacant-iii
Successor not vet Named,

| Councii Declares tlie Office Yacant--Dis
Successor not yet Named.
AT the meeting of the city council,
| Tuesday evening, the charges against
James Roy, chief Of the fire department,
we're presented, sustained by an unani-
nous vote, and the office Hf CHIEF de-
ciaied vacant. Mayer Brusenbacil /; nd
Aldermen hiuitergcr and Aegen: m
were the witnesses, who testified lat
+ lief Roy called out tie fie ,icpnTtniC lit
IN the evening Of Dee 9th, without the
knowledge and consent Of the committee
IN fire tepaI intent, there being no fire at
tie time. The city clerk was notified to
inform the different companies Of this
action, and they will proceed to elect a
new chief on Tuesday next.
The committees On finance and water
works reported favorabiy on the res0u-
tlen granting the water commissioners
power to biiii0 Il new well.
The ordinance amending the fire linz
dts was redd d second time and laid over
!ff{eT the rules. The amendment aiio4fs
&c building II brick veneer and brick
stables, with WaiIs.o of Tess thickness than
formerly. Should! the ordinance pass, as
at present tlrawn, the new fire limits
Will be: On the west side Of the river,
enc full biGck IN each side Of West Main
street from the bridge to Washington
street; tie !Gte fronting On west Main,
from " asiiingtan to MdntguneTy street,
y here tie limits end. East side: Two
full blocks On each side Of Main street,
from the bridge to Sixth street; enc faii
hicck Gn each side of Main street fspm
Sixth street 10 College ayenGe. Tie
block in the !iiiits nnith If Main street
between North Eighth and North Ninth
streets ezten&s nurth Gnly as far rs the
i;ne on which Madison street would riin
ii tltat street WAS opened
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21
Marriage Licences.

IssHe,! by the county clerk for the
week ending Tuesday, Dee. Il. tHui:
December Il.-Ra ph G. Richardson i
Eau Claire, and Harriet Lusk, # i.;sst,
Mills.
Albert c. Eh!man. If Hillside, w
county, ana Rsby D. Bell, IF Gancar;i.
Charley l.. Hausz and Louisa Q. Berg.
both If Koshkcn0ng.
December l3.-Niliam j. Riess anG
Ella Kiesling, both If jefferson.
December 14.-August G. Cttow, ii
Oakland, Dane county, and Miliie S.
Krahn of Waterloo.
Chas. 6. Biefang and Lizzie Steinel,
both Of Jefferson.
December 16.-Paul MeIster and Corr,
Nelson, both Of Palmyra.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21
The En1ilrent Kidney
and Bladder Specialist.

There is 9. tise1sc rrovo .';1.g IN teis
country r,oat dass9<~sns bec4u5e 50 dec eE'~
tive. MANY audden deaths are caused ty
it-lleert c'izeaco. Tn>cIreE-a, heart ialdre
or apoplezy arc tftsn ~ result OF kidney
disc ass il kl..t1ay troui.c is allowed to ad-
vanoo t'l= E,6ncs poisoned 5i9od ~i'!-attacK
ttlc vital orksIls, u tho kidneys themselves
IL do@n and v.a:;a away cell by cell.
7 h.n INC r:ctae5s a The ti3cd- TIC a!5umen
--:cats cGt and the slfie-eq has Brigh.'s
Ci-ca,3, Inc gcr5t II: of si6aey trouble.
y. i<iiIner 47wa9gc~it3Ut the new d.
cuvc,y Is ;ne tstl,; r.s,:i.ic ir kidney bladder
2ni ur:lary troubles, L he- red thousands
q s,..:r>aron,iy hopeless case, after all o.her
sft.rtS have fziied. Al 6iiuggi-t.e Il fifty-cent
and Goilaf sizes. 4 sample bottle ser.t fres
y -2aii. also book telling about Swamp
Roo! snd It's wonderful cures. Address
u Kiiraer 3 Co, Binghan.ton. N, y ard
" ton this paper
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21
ST. paut's Church. Christmas.

Following is the musical program:
Professional ut Came Upon Midnight Clear"
Introit. I'VE Praise Thee" Dudley Bud
Kyrie, Gloria Tfbi and GcatiaS, Adam
Anthem, o. Little Town of Bethlehem Ashmali
Onertory Anthem, Emmanuel. Rogers
Sursum Corda Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus
Del Gloria in ExcelsiS, Adlan
Recessional, Sing. This Blessed Morn. -
The choir is under the leadership Of
Mr.. Edward Schemp.
Christmas services:
Sunday school Christmas tree. Tuesday eve z
p. IN.
Midnight celebration of Holy Communion Il
O'Clock
Christmas day celebration OF Holy Commun-
on 10 a. IN.
Ali are cordially invited to these SER
vices.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21
4 Busy Plant.

The Brandt Dent Automatic Cashic.
plant have late:y been pHtiiny III eve.
time hours t. fill tie many orders whicl
are coming in every day. Among IT,.
sales wbica were made i;,teiy was thir
teen 'branGt Ant matte Ga liiers' to &,
firm in Newark, New Jersey. Nthej
sales Of from enc t. three "cashiers
were made during the past week t.
lirms in Biffai0 ana Rochester. New
York; Providence, Wconas cket nnd Paw
t"cket Rhade Ie;and; Waco, rexas; B.1,
tn, Massachusetts,. A large New Yer
tifiu is contemplating the purcl.a !; {
thirty "c2Sfiers
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21
Another D:speptic Pleased.
s svei: 4: Asrve's BsIiai,.

= II kh'w W li,g iang age have heGn
in my grave" writes Mrs. s. Il. NeWsfn;,
If Decatur. Aiai,atita. IF it had net hetn
for Electric BitteTs. For three years
suffered tn! ,id 2.yany from the worst
forums If Indigestion, wat9rhYash, stam
ach, and bowe! dyspepsia. But this exec
sent medicile 0iu me world # G0Gd.
Since using il | can eat heartily ana
have gained 30 pounds" Fur IRdiaest-
len, less If appetite, stomach, liver and
kidney troubles Electric Bitters are &
positive, guarantee cure. Only 80 cents
at Il. I. Eberie'S drug store.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21
4 Fatal Accident.

On the John GartIand farm in Low
vile Robert HeiGen, Il y0nug man, Of q
years had his arm 50 badly bruised ans!
iarCorate.i in c0in siTcddog on Monday
'ast that amputation was necessary
which was performed by DR.. Bin
ME, IF Poynette in company with other
surgeons, but the operation praved 10
much for the pa0r man and later re-
suited in tl,e canse IT his death. The
parents e the dead man reside in this
cjty
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21
Medical Board Appointments.

Governor Ia Fo.,ette Saturday ap-
puiEie.! DIS. J. Z. Carrens { Two Rivers,
j. ! Stcyens ,eijerS L ana f. 4. F0rs.
beck Of Mi;waui.ee as members of The
state 5...ja ;.4e,iics.t e.,;,laiitsfs. II
arc reapF intalgGts except that # Dr.
Steven wa. WA .fnPry 4 4 ea2 her Il
the board. ..iatrotary u. Il. Ludwig
Richfand Center re5irea.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21
Open Evenings.

The undersigned merchants viii! keep
open evenings tn ace mediate the
holiday trade, begininning December 8,
until Christmas.
ScheBlpf Bros. Co.,
N'egGnan & Strauss,
Aciitenhaeen & B0rchert.
Nin. \. kenihaus.
has Fische, * San,
Nln. 4. Brandt q S.n,
Il. Gitbe & Co.,
EnIi Seihe,
S;l;itiier & N'egemann,
Iie.tc! & EioiImann.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21
FOiis a Deadly Att ciE

"My wife was so i'll that gGaG
physicians We're unable To help her,
writes NJ. ii. Austin, Gf Winchester, Il Indi
ana. "but was completely cured by Or.
Kings New Life Pits" They w6rI
wonders in stomach and Diver troubles
Cure c0nstip sti@n, scl; headache, q:
cents al II. Z. Cherries drug store.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21
OBITUARY.

A rep. rt from PardeVii!e annnuncas
the death II daCuD iiYingst lie q former
resilient Il this city. lie WAS 50 years
II age. Nj. Livingstone was al elDplDye
IT the Milwaukee, road and sarVe,i as
mason foreman for many years. Ho
had d large acquaintance in this city
and made frequent visits to renew oit
acqaaiRf;ncn4. ilis death occurred Fri
cav and the funeral took place Monday
aftern3an at III YANKEE.
The death OF La3wig Mecher occurred
~ his home. ia Vine street Monday
evening 1t tbs a5e # % years. StGmaci
trouble was tie cause # death. Deceased
WIS all old resident If this section AMI
remVyed to this city from his farm about
eight years ag0. He is survived by his
wife and a family # grown Up children
The funeral tGoh place from the home
Thursday afternoon 10 German Evan
geiicai church. Interment IL Oak Hill
cemetery.
James 0'Noii, Il years Of age died at
the home If his mother, Mrs Mary O'Neii
1890 Third street Monday marning.
Lang trurbe WAS the cause If death
Mr. O'Nei was born and reared III this
city and 1t one time was employed By
the Milwaukee read as traiGulan. but
failing health compelled him to quite.
The funeral t0ok place Wednesday m9rn-
at 0eluek to st Bernard's church.
While on his way from South Dakota
TO visit his Gcther Mrs. Margaret Dris-
cell, cf 80 West Caty street, this city,
John b. Driscu1i died. The funeral Will
viii be held frGm st. Bernard's church
on Saturday morning, December q.
Mr.. Driscnli formerly resided in the
town Gf Shit Ids, and was quite we'll
known here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gruen, aged 81 years,
died at the ilcn,e of her son, Simon
Gruen in North ninth street, on Tlles.iey
She is survived by enc son. The funeral
t0tk place from the hame to St. Henry
church yesterday morning.
Miss Nettie Stagg, daughter Of Thomas
Staeg, died Wednesday v afternoon at
the family residence in Fort Atkinson
aged 90 years.
Martin VehiOW died at his home, 1909
Center Street, tuesday evening, aged 81
years. The funeral occurred Yesterday
afternoon from the residence to ST.
Johns Lutheran church.
Another D:speptic Pleased.
j. P. Becker, 1886 Sarf street Chicago,
SAYS: | have suffered from stomach
trouble ans; great distress after eating
Have taken coGTse Gf Bai!ey's igs-
pepsia t.;l:etS ana they gave NE ctIn-
p etc satisfaction. A tablet taken after
each ueti, 6, nap etes the dige9ting If
yHur fa'd. The stomach is c!3ane nnt
naturally he hiond has been enriched.
the hre; n ewe ,tnnc,l and tie lips red
dnad. Baijo!'a D persia Fai, cts ani
my cures Dyspepsia, but they are Il
g0Ei purifier ani nerve tonic. Ct.
late enatott. Ese.l by piiisici@nS. Price
% ecnts. Made by Lakeside Me,ijcine
company (hie8g. Sold by Charles
a. Gauim dTu- gist.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21
LivsS S-VsG IL Cool Action.

The Gu!cN w.@ Il l5-telr-l;d gil
VII. H.ataA tie n;elta, and tic coDlI.t..>
II t0a> hG5, p"2Fa'iJo,i > p mic an, less
4 life 81 {. :';'cp3s ,iEe u :; :tica3 pub
.ic sch.e'.. The girl y dyo.i :, 'marci,
wiiie the te.ttiief s,)t ier pHpi,s in .iue
ini nHur:l:s,: tiio.1 Ut. NV, tie new
Rape;s are nlGa.n9 h5r,l5;es { u,,til. |.
TIE abstract, ans; d. { n',ftGF f exarnD3t
the actin f Both teayiieT an,t pianist
was feT"ic. i.lg aS E,atter 4 haD,
fact neither tId an ID re than tit;ty Gt.-
QtiirGu. Teachers etia;,k! be ami are be
ins trained f,r just such emergencies
In 4 certain sense they are tie guar.
ians nf their pUpiiS lives, and they an.
the pubii3 sh .I;...t understand it in tha
way. Let theai haya&ue praise for faitli
fu performance If ''uty, but strip that
praise Of the glamour III romance. TIL S
is Il matter of-fact world- nothing more.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21
Smallpox Cases in Juneau.

Juneau has two eases nf smalipo,
The victims arc Mrs. Richard Scllie$ an
her daughter. # Ceyl n. Mimi. The
were visiting August Srhuz q Realty.
in that t#wn. The physicians thin
that the disease was contracted Whit
making the trip.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21


The q. S. Civil Service Commission
will hold examinations at several pia-
ces In each state, during Marcn and
april, to secure young men and w0men
for the government service. $3.50 per-
sons secured positions last year through
these examinations. Probably 10000 ap-
polntments will be ma,ie this year. All
appointments are for life and for most
Positions only a cvia:oon School educa-
ton IS required. Salaries at appoint
mcnt vary from S660 to &12G0 year with
liberal prcmnti.,ns afterwards. This af-
iofds good opportunity fer people be-
tween l6 and IS years IF age. Those
desiring places If this kind can get full
Information about them, free, by writing
to the Columbian Correspondence Col
iege, Washington, d. c., and asking for
Its Civil Service Catalogue, number three.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21

Send f.s aIy list i..e Chippewa
coanty Agsovet. farms. 'Thej ali l.is, d
fine crops this year. Fine tobacco CO n
be raised here. R. Allen. Chippewa
Falls, Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21

|. Frank e. Woadard, cashier Of the
above named Bank of Natert0wn, do
s0lemniy swear chat the foregoing state
ment is true to the best If my knowledge
and beief. Frank 4. i GODDARD,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th Gay # December, 1901.
William H. Wo0dard,
Notary Pubic, Wisconsin.
Correct. Attest:
William 8uchheit,
c. Wiggcnhorn, Directors.
j. +. Pren5iss,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21
Report of the Financial Condition.

Of the Bank cf Hatertnwn, located at
Watert1wn, State Of u iscnnsin, at tie
cicse OF business on the 10th day Of De
cember, 1901:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21
K. of p. Elect Officers.

Lincoln Lodge No. 20, knights of
Pythias elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: g. A. StaiImann,
G. c.; Adolph Knaak, V. G.; Charles
Kohn. K. Of r. ana S.: c. E. Emmer-
ing, P; j. ". Wiggenhorn, NJ at A.;
Jesse Bennett, N. Of W.; C. Il. Biumen-
fed, M. It f.; W. Brandt, NJ of E.;
W. A. Beuihaus, o. g.; Gus EXneT, |.
g.; trustee three years, j. W. Wiggen-
horn.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21
City ireaNlIrnr'n Nntirr

Notice is hereby given to taxpayers d
the city Of Watert"wn that tie taz
rolls of the several wards Of this cit
have been de ivered to ne ana that
shall commence collecting AMI receiy-
ing taxes f,r the scar 1901 at my office
an the city hall on the 9th day of De
cember, 1901. and that snch taxes aust
be paid within thirty t30l days from the
first publication Of this II tice. Tax
payers will p ease bring their last wears
receipts with them.
A bert Fnermann, City Treasurer.
Wate;'t wn, December 10. 1901.
Office honTs From 8 {. II - i2 n. and
from ! 80 p. III. t. 5 p. III. Friday even
ing from 3 to n'cinck.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21

The new ssw mill al Richwoo is com
pieted ana will begin operations to-day
A planning niiil is to be a,t.cd the first
OF next year. The new plant will II
doubt prove good thing fol that vicinity
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21

The Fair. S:3 Main street. Our
Holiday Lamp Assortment Is
POSITIVELY THE RICHES r
Ever shown In the City. at Spe-
cial Low Prices.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21

The fair. SIS H'oin Street. Our
Sef." By SpeCiai effort We offer
this at q very Low pri e. W. r.
GRuETZMACHER.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21
FOR SALE.

Millinery business for sale. For par
ticulars inquire at this office.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21

CT. MARKS LUTHERAN.-CornerN North Sixth
y and Jones streets. Rev. j. FL. BrCckma mn,
pastor Sunday serv1ces:-10:00 a. n. and 7:50 p.
m Sunday school. 100 a. m.
H~No evening service during the summer
months,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21

CT. PAUh's EPISCCPAL.-CornerS Second and
y Spring streets. T. G. Egiin, rector. Sunday
services: Holy Communion, 90 a. m. Sunday
school, 9:45 a. m. Morning Prayer and Litany,
lO:4h. Evensong, 7:30 p, m. Weekday service.
7:S0 D. m. Holy Communion, first Sunday in the
month 10:46 a. m.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-21

st. HENRY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC.-Corner
y North Fourth and Cady streets. Rev. I'll.
Kampschroer, rector. Sunday services:-s:OO a.
M, Low Mass; 1000 a. m. High Mass and sermon.
TOO D. M, Vespers and Benediction. Confessions
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course of time and received the plaud-
its Of their comrades. Stuart worried
the enemy so tsd that they left the
valley with nary wagon and Major
Aver left il with nary hay. Rnt they
got it later, for old Joe gots his back
Up aud swore ne would have it.
Those 400 wagoners were for long
time the heroes os the oamp6res. One
Of them, Jim W:lkerson, our former
marshal, lives here now and still de-
oiares that he 'urned his team in an
eight-fcot out and passed two more in
in o ten-foot cut aud had liked to have
beat the whole train to camp. His
driving was like the driving of Jehu,
for he drove furicusly.
The big battle Of Drainsville never
got into history, but it was camp talk
at Centerville oil that winter. During
ths revolution &c 4!!!SS sshhee1e there was a
great battle called the ''battle Of the
kegs" that caused infinite merriment
to the continental army and it was set
to verso by humorous poet, Francis
Hopkinson, but this is known to Vir-
ginia veterans as the "battle Of the
wagons BILL ARP.