Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-08-30

--Sebel's dog and pony shows Tuesday
and Thursday evenings were we'll attend
ed.
Christian G. Henze, the oldest settler
IN Jefferson county died Monday at his
hone in Jefferson Aged 81.
The remodeling Of the Wisconsin
National Bank building is nearly COM
pleted, and is model Of convenience and
good taste.
Mrs. Charles Fisher died last Satur-
day OF cancer, She was 48 years of age
ana leaves husband and children.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon at St. Johns
church.
.--Great trial by jury. 8 P. M. Sunday
At Turner Park Evangelist Miller will
mold special service for all Gods people.
Public can come If they want to. There
VII! be great trial by jury, twelve men
will be selected to serve. Nine witness
es will testify. Jury will render verdict.
Methodist Church. Sunday Services.
Sunday School at 1Oa. m. Evangelist
Miller will sing and preach at the usual
Time OF service II o'clock a. m. The
Union Gospel Services will be held in
the evening at the Methodist Church
7.2O o'clock, Mr.. Miller will sing and
conduct the services. Epworth League
at $50 PM.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage OF Miss Mary Emlen, daughter
OF Col. and Mrs. John H. Knight, of Ash
land, and Mr.. Joseph E. Davies, of our
city. on Wednesday evening, Sept. 10, at
O'Clock, in St. Andrews church. at
Ashland. The groom is courteous, cul-
tured gentleman, graduate of our
State university and most favOrably
known not only here but in university
circles as we'll. After the first of No
vember Mr.. and Mrs. Davies will be at
home at 400 Second street.
In mentioning the result of the
Republican caucuses held Thursday
evening we have not even the poor
satisfaction of saying II told you so,''
although we still relieve that the
nomination of Mr.. Adams is an assured
fact without the aid of Jefferson county
The majority have spoken and that is
enough. A willing obedience to that
decision is the foundation of a republi-
can form of Government. MIR. Leitschs
personal popularity has been a strong
element for his success in this city and
county.
1t is expected that the Modern Wood
men picnic for Waukesha county, to be
held at OcOnOmOwOc Sept. l, will be the
largest gathering that has been held in
that city for long time. Last year the
picnic was held at Waukesha Beach, and
there was twenty thousand people there.
1t is expected with all the advantages in
the city OF OcOnOmOwoc, that there will
De larger number present. The picnic
Will be held on the southern shores of
La Belle Lake, right in the city. The
committee has secured ample room and
work has been started to put the grounds
In first class condition. There will be
four bands of music. There will be tugs
OF war between the several camps of
Waukesha and Jefferson counties; first
class ball game and many other sports.
The speakers of the day will be w. II.
Stafford of Milwaukee, state banker; c..
+. Armin of Waukesha, state lecturer:
Charles Whelan of Madison, state head
consul B. F. Keller of La Crosse and the
Rev. S. I. Smythe of Delafeld. The
committee has arranged with the rail-
road companies so that very reduced
rate can be secured on that day, good to
return Sept. 2. The general public is
invited to attend.
FOLLOWING is the programme: 10 a. NJ,
parade OF WOOdmen; II a. m. speaking;
p. M, dinner: tugs of war: 2 o. m,
Stone Bank VS.. Merton; 2:15 D. M, Hart
land vs.. Delafield; 2:3O p. M, BroOkfield
vs.. Menomonee Falls; 2:45 p. M, Sulli-
van va. Hebron; 3 p. M, championship
pull between winning teams; 8; 80 D. m.
venerable consuls' foot race; 8: 45 D. M.
clerks foot race; 4: p. M, foresters' team
drill and contest; 4: 80 p. M, Co. M. w.
n. e. drill: p. NJ, waterfght; 8 D. M,
ball at the auditorium; 80 p. m, bali
game.
Il. NJ. Loibl of Eagle is president; D.
W. Agnew, OcOnomOwoc, is secretary
and l.. S. Weaver, Suessex, treasurer.