Waukesha Journal, The (Newspaper) - August 31, 1889, Waukesha, Wisconsin I d bra J r f f m f THE JOURNAL More and Later News than all other County Papers Combined THE has a larger circulation than any other sha paper X VOLUME III AUGUST 1889 NUMBER 17 SARATOGA PERSONAL Mrs Edith the well-known who has been ill for some time has so far recovered her Health as to resume her duties Frankie is friends Miss e who has been in i J Mrs S of is visiting her Mrs Mary Kelly H K olf and of are H Dingman's charge of the reception room at is visiting friends in St Paul and apolis A Bruce and were recent guests of Dr F C Elliott Mr It Hi li i w Wi i and Mrs Geo F Hawes visited the Bruce is connected with the Suhn Leather J i Thursday Company x J H Waite has gone to Lieut Gov James of ft visit to her brother jeMnie May Stone is visiting relatives I among the distinguished guests at the tain house Mrs Brewster and daughter of Bay have returned to their home after a three visit with friends and relatives here Mrs G E of Fremont and has been her brother P M Johnston of Ridgetown are the guests of Mr and Mrs Z BIl rity for a few days Mrs of is the hur Will Shaw The West of SILURIAN Kan of H W Kent of is visiting her Mrs I Jr of this will visit the Point next Mis K H Carney and Mrs M Newton life in Germany ss of is a i nf Mrs A D the week tin atuiuk of Cover J of Stevens is visiting C A Haertel I Mrs J of was departure for Chicago Monday friends in this city last week of time Waukesha friends Miss Kray Gove is spending the week with ier Miss Lulu Collingbourne It is reported that the enterprising ager of the Fountain Mr J M has made arrangements to have the National Homeopathic convention meet here next which will be a card for Waukesha Popular SILURIAN Cash Ward sold to John of his celebrated long-tailed stallion and also the bay Swigert stallion the two bringing the round price of Mr Ward also sold this week to R J of the Burlington Stock his horse Victor for C P of recently received a paper from Columbia N that contained mention of a potato that weighed one pound and two ounces Mr Silvernail advises the New Yorker to take Greely's advice and go as he exhibits a potato which weighs one pound and nine raised right here in Waukesha The encampment in Milwaukee was on by Wm B Gushing Post G A of in a body The boys report a glorious though the parade was a little too much for some of them A large number of other citizens also and it is said that a few of them were badly squeezed in the crowd Ralph Zimmerman has been appointed agent for tlie Northern Pacific Express Company at in place of Robert Waite Mr Zimmerman is one of our most exemplary young men and possesses business ability in a marked He will his new position in an ex- manner His friends congratulate him on his promotion The funeral of Mr of who Truax Mr Newton is employed in Monday was held department at Minneapolis G H secretary and treasurer of the Edmond H Everett bottling Johnston nee Miss Florence who has been visiting Waukesha the has returned to her home in much pleased with the of the SILURIAN Frank of formerly ii T- Sherman was a guest at the a of doing business in the National exchange bank is f W and are convalescing visiting numerous friends here Miss and Miss C A of Mason who have been the guests of Waukesha took their Mr and Mrs F R Newton and son T- i iron io of are visiting Mrs i Mrs I B of is the Sum Harding has accepted a position as visited Waukesha the Catholic at 10 a m Mr was cue of the veterans who anticipated a grand his at but the ex- seemed too much for for while preparing for the journey to kee he dropped dead Miss of I of with his family visited his The fire of Wm of last for a Wauwatosa company in the interest of his on Miss has returned to day and is a guest of Miss Laura Hadfield R g of fche a 11 Mrs during the parents last week He will be out again week destroyed his out buildings and Mrs Cook and of King to give a bible and He is all growing wifch the exception of arc visiting Waukesha relatives I Mrs who has seriously a faithful worker in Christ's vineyard h Mrs A H of k-k for the past is slowly improving her are again at the Grand Avenue hotel They have been SILURIAN there for more than a and Iv 0 Waukesha has attractions for them Miss of will ue ul Mrs F W Whitney during the K L of River is iting Oscar of oats Every building was destroyed except ing his residence There were two large four stacks of forty tons of bushels of 1.50 bushels of besides tools etc There was an in- ri ranee or about in the Lisbon Town SILURIAN John of the town of ex- of which Mr Steele was president Most Popular S SILURIAN Miss Amelia Enos lias returned home u visit witth a sample of clover of this year's 1 a Ihc firm oi Ryan Merton nave their Jl Jl n 4 I 111 11 Win 0 who has been a resident if St Louis for fifty is a guest at the that was seven feet inches taken from a fifteen acre Mold just like it He purchased the seed from Huynes Son new law in the new opera house block ready for occupancy It is ii model of ance an i taste The office is TWO DECADES AGO Twentieth Anniversary of the Wedding THE FAMOUS SILURIAN WAUKESHA'S PRIDE of and Frame One of the most delightful anniversary A F v Testimonials of Date that occasions ever held in was that of Friday Aug on which date the twentieth anniversary of their day was appropriately observed by Mr and Mrs A J Frame and their many friends Cannot Fail to Convince the most A Business Shows Conclusively the of Everywhere A PLEASANT EVENT The handsome grounds of this spacious The in the first is nnd elegantly appointed home were fully located This is a fact acknowledged rated in a manner suitable to so auspicious by all Its location is a guarantee that if an occasion Colored lanterns lined both h sides of the hung pendant from the branches of the magnificent shade and there is any virtue in any mineral Silurian must of necessity them Entirely and at all winter and mental and shed their delicate free from surface its fame is nations from the roof of the verandah The growing rapidly as these superior points interior of the house was a wilderness of present themselves to strangers Evidences fragrant blossoms Great masses of gorgeous of this fact are becoming more apparent coloring filled jars and graceful every day The Park has been crowded sprays of smilax trailed from picture and every day during the entire summer and the and the climax of floral decorations substantial friends of Silurian have was reached in the gift of Miss ed more rapidly this season than ever be- great bank of flowers in front of the fore Many have been entirely cured of bearing the number picked out dyspepsia in a few weeks by tho nsa of hot in a contrasting gift than which which has become very popular nothing could be more appropriate and Mr the has spared graceful neither time nor money in entertaining the As the central figures in this charming throngs of people who daily visit the park stood Mr and Mrs Frame to receive Music in variety has been furnished by the congratulations of their numerous cut musical organizations The churches of who to the number of 150 pressed Waukesha have netted handsome sums forward to offer their hearty good through the free use of tho and Mrs W D Bacon voiced the sentiments of popularity of Silurian is those present by wishing tho host and orally conceded by entire Waukesha hostess a joyful golden and diamond which Silurian could whereupon Mr in his happy obtain would nil a good sized but extended to all the guests a cordial urian informs us that it has nob deemed it invitation to convene again on those two necessary for several years to solicit any other anniversaries that now seem so far in at its business being aU that the dim and misty future three of the most improved bottling From m an lunch was chines could turn in quarts and served in the dining which of itself is one-half gallon immense ship a work of art that can hardly duplicated ments in wax lined barrels and outside of a large city Waiters from the tanks to Parts of Fountain house were in attendance and country dered perfect service As a pleasant Mr J M who does everything tendered Mr But of the many testimonials that have been and which tell in words full of truth and candor of the and Mrs Frame and their guests a serenade wonderful curative powers of the by the Fountain house and for following jeweler of three-quarters of an hour the sweet strains is a fair of the the delicate fragrance of the June and the kindly feeling and To of all assembled pervaded the house like a veritable atmosphere Mr Frame weeks ago while with a ledged the compliment by a basket of fine high I was taken with acute burning pain in the kidneys and bladder suffering the most agony for over twenty-four passing in my urine a sediment resembling coffee grounds and fruit During the latter part of the Prof of in the most charming a violin which caused me intense pain to void I companied by Miss Maude Kendrick on tbe procured a bottle of Silurian water which Many prominent Southerners are located equipped with all tlic latest things in legal at the Grand Avenue and lore and so arranged as to do a law business at that always well filled promises to on metropolitan principles This is some piano Among the distinguished visitors from a- were Mr Eugene of state Bank of Mrs Judge and Mrs of Mr and Mrs Goo H of Chicago Altogether the occasion was one long to be remembered by host and hostess and guests alike The is glad to add its quota acted 1 ike stopping in live minutes after drinking the burning pain and dis- either of which have never since I owe my life to Silurian and firmly believe in its virtues Truly FRANK Main Street 1 I II Ll WVt 4 LA LSI ttV I L A 1 JL I 1 lij 111 1 1 j n i M i f ii a alike The is glad to add its quota i n i- T be unusually pleasant Among the thing new m a town of the size of r Mr tinil Mrs Ue ot w J of good by which it expresses the 1 Tin tr t visiting Airs Truax during the arrivals is Jefferson who registers sha Of Mr everybody knows He is from Kentucky A of spent Sunday with I Mr and Mrs M Loom is and Miss Miss at her home on of Geo F Bain and of Mrs H C S H ami daughter spent the I Morrison and of are the with family of Hov K P guests this week at the residence of F oof Eastman formerly publisher of the ni A nu been a guest at the Fountain this week the American express agent Among the distinguished guests at the Putney house are Mr Sims and of Mr of I T ii of Spokane and Mr Millner and of I the pulpit of the Congregational Millner is a member of the governor's and attended the G A R of a veteran while here K num is visiting John uf H of spent Sunday liis who is summering at the mini hotel I1 N the popular now holds a position in the jewelry L1 Nickell Hit of A J Thompson are pleased Hint he is recovering from a serious trouble telephone manager at spent a few days with his friends Miss Lilly of New one of the most noted correspondents of the is stopping at the Coleman house Under the she does work for the New Orleans ton and other papers She is an exceedingly agreeable and young lady Leading IN GENERAL Host of SILURIAN The grand stand at the fair grounds has been enlarged we're all going to the fair Carrio who spent some tember i the Park to her Read the advertisement of the last week A Park and Miss up their residence in after leaving Waukesha vice president of the C M I1 K was a late the Fountain House general passenger agent of tural elsewhere More and better races than ever before at the September is what everybody says about the county fair this fall The county fair this year will be the in the history of the j House recently ciety had park this week in honor of the UISi a visit in Waukesha anil Mrs Geo of who have been visiting -A of Grant a the has been a will be in the Baptist H this week by Rev W B U the former Editor from Chicago House now of St SILURIAN Sherman will occupy their new store in the new Had Held block about Sept mg the encampment Que of fche finest hardware Charles of ST is some woeks with her the Mr Holmes on East avenue Mrs s to s H of H accompanied by lady one of the brightest young attorneys in the state He is called to the front in matters of a public nature at home Mr his is a gentleman with both English and German He has practice in Wai Racine and Kenosha and figured in the celebrated Frank Allen murder case He was a candidate for congress four years has been nominated for county and now holds the position of Mayor oi the city of Burlington The JOURNAL bespeaks success for the new firm A DEAD STRANGER body of an unknown man was found on the railroad track about three miles west of and was taken to Genesee by a train on He appeared to be a German ubouc thirty-eight years old WEDDING BELLS sentiment of the community in which Mr Frame grew from boyhood to and has won for himself and his family the re- esteem and not only of but also of a large part of the state The business of Silurian during the past year has been such that often it has been necessary to work the extensive bottling machinery far into the night to keep up with the orders An idea of the business being done in the leading cities of the United States is found in the following statement of the shipments to Chicago ing the present 400 SILURIAN Special School Meeting About of the voters interested in the welfare bf our schools attended the special school meeting called for Monday evening last T E Ryan was chosen chairman and it was conceded by all that he filled the position with firmness and fairness toward all A resolution at the outset was passed that no one should speak to exceed ten minutes the first time and five minutes the on any point unless by cases gallon gallon besides two carloads of ginger ale and bonated Figures on shipments to other parts of the United States can be obtained at the Silurian or at the Chicago 18 dolph Street Tbe Silurian is undoubtedly Waukesha's and is the of that has been a boon to humanity where during the last decade Gen ut tlie The pleasantest event of the season at Waukesha was an informal gathering of on Tuesday evening to welcome and do honor to G T who has come up to test the famous waters of the of the The parlors of the popular Coleman House were crowded with a throng of smiling all eager to get a look at the of the and very warm was the greeting and many the kind things said to show the esteem in which the distinguished visitor was held by the of the various states that were present The Gen is rather below medium size but is strongly built and graceful as a girl iu every with a fine head firmly set upon broad sloping shoulders and a face lit by such a pair of eyes as one seldom but kind His short cut hair and full mustache are white with the snows of many winters but otherwise there is no sign of age about and his manners are those of a true and with no touch of self-conscious ness which might well be in one so distinguished Tbe programme of the consisting of recitations and was admirably carried out ami everyone the a perfect An original in negro was given by Airs wife of Judge of the Supreme bench of a poem to also was recited by the well known southern Mrs M S of New Orleans Mrs Thomas of read with good Oie Massali tale of the Rio was ingly rendered by Mrs Wallace of New Orleans A recitation by Hiss Lily was much applauded and in answer to an she responded with a short original the literary part of the entertainment closing with a spirited recitation by Miss Lillie of Orleans The music which interspersed the tions led oil with an artistic rendition of by Miss of the Crescent later on the same young lady favored the audience with Mi's Wallace Wood sang with great expression beautiful ballad and Little a was admirably rendered by Mrs McVicker and her of the former lady gracefully responded to re- quests with a charming vocal and Mr Thomas Gibson sang the ing in a fine tenor voice Tbe exercises of the evening Mrs Gibson said a few words of on the part of those to the distinguished stating the pleasure all felt in meeting one with whose name every state in the union is familiar Gen Beauregard re- to the expressing his at the warm reception tendered him by so many strangers and his enjoyment of the entertainment of the evening Some time was then spent in social every one seeming loth to break up the party SILURIAN Party ut the Fountain House The Tombola party at fche Fountain perhaps the first of its kind given in Many Waukesha people will bear with consent of the This pleasure of the marriage of Hiss H L Was done to prevent the disgraceful I was a very successful and Witcher of Mason to C H Of the former meeting and had the As many may not be on mings of which took place effect to facilitate the business before the tne a description of that of at the residence of Mrs S Ayers of meeting It was clearly evident that the may n11 a A com- Aug Rev C W Camp est majority of those present were there for of Mrs E of ating The bride was born and brought up business and any one attempting to aild of- fche at Waukesha and formerly a teacher in the would soon have landed the levied on all who signified a wish to a tax of cents The Industrial school OUTING resolution to make the school district an accredited high school thus receiving sum thus raised went to purchase souvenirs W A Nickell and his L F about from the State annually from articles of beauty and had an enjoyable fishing excursion with no additional expense for utility to trifles of less value than a to thu Tomahawk chain of lakes last teachers and only one slight change in the were enclosed in fancy or These are probably the finest fishing grounds curriculum of was passed boxes of varying a the and contain some of the most romantic and picturesque scenery in the country The The second to raise on I Each prospective buyer was then gentlemen stopped at the Minocqua bonds at not over 5 per ished with made paper money to the amount and speak in the highest terms of the February 1 in each of the years TI -n m to w years vice and the genial F R each year and on February boxes and packages were placed on a table SILURIAN They journeyed via the great St Paul and on February in the great and the which of itself added pleasure to the making a total of was then passed Messrs Sam of They brought home several fine flsh as and Lee tbe of their piscatorial dexterity in mainly by K L Gove and t I stores in the state There are plenty of hitching posts with feed boxes attached at the fair so Waller will leave Waukesha that all farmers attending the fair need The Most Popular SILURIAN Honors to turned loose upon the expecting crowd The W against the bidding was like the dancing at the E lowed by John and j ed scene Tarn was a a from the Hon D H Sumner in favor of it and and as they bought With the old indebtedness of on with no clue but the external erroneously stated at this will make the money melted rapidly and the total debt of which is -n perhaps some Yesterday morning Waukesha did honor payable February and the payments to Mrs Gen Jno A and are so arranged as to liquidate about I Dainty little or just as likely a the winter with her r have no fears on this score Married at St Joseph's j of Grand to Miss Louisa visiting Lake View Rev W G Miller performed M who has been spending tne ceremony Uc with her sou F- has returned to Waukesha gusie Hart was seriously while ascending the stairs she of and Johnnie Le I bled and spilt a of boiling water are the guests over her She is still confined to her bed r and Mrs F LeRoy but it is hoped entirely recover ed party Tney arrived in a special car via per until ail is paid t Geo B Blair and A F Estberg were the at about 10 aud pointed to confer with as to plans under the care of Long Jones and they and specifications for the building adjourning to Bethesda where The vote to the action of former i i j rpu i meeting as to purchase of five lots from was indulged in The whole Thos in Hyde Park was party was photographed by W G on the board was the Bethesda artist At about 11 o'clock the ed to purchase the Spence providing Mr honored guests adjoined to the Fountain quit all claim to the school f i district all his right and title to the old where a banquet was given by Mr site he is supposed to hold the A A W M K The party consisted of Mrs Gen Jno ry interest in as his deed from the Bid A Mrs Gen R A of wells gives him title to all lands north of T TV Tir Madison street not heretofore sold Wm L of Miss c t said he would vote the of Detroit Hou Penu Spence site if Mr Spence would concede of the Chicago Inter Capt John J this point Mr Spence in a nice little speech Clerk of the acceding Capt Edw cousin of Gen and endeth the special school meeting Col Thos H of Chicago The in the much with and their treatment here 1 SILURIAN less Every one enjoyed the and was either pleased or amused with the individual In addition to those already Mesdames G H and Louis Mrs Mark of and Mrs and Miss of con- largely to the success of the under- taking AJI informal hop was the termination of the evening's pleasure SILURIAN man to run Hoyt bottle or a bottling table Apply at WHITE ROCK Co 1 SILURIAN Woman Last Saturday afternoon a goodly number of with a small contingent of the other convened at the residence of E F on Grand to greet Mrs Emma Webb of the eloquent champion of the rights of women Mrs delighted the assembled ladies and gentlemen with some fine vocal and instrumental music Mrs re- cited Poe's immortal love Annabel and then the lady entered upon the serious business of the hour the reading of a well written paper emancipation of women She did not make out every woman an abused and every man a tyrant and a but her reasoning went to prove that men and women are of equal im- portance in the and urged that they be in advancing the host inter- ests of the race She broader privileges for the sisters and that they receive equal compensation for that they be given a voice as to how they shall be and that they be allowed to stand equal with men as free American citizens The sentiment ing Mrs was embodied in the line malice toward and charity to Haskett is a lady of fine possessing a well modulated a ing and the gift of disarming sition She was listened to with marked and those who may not be especially absorbed in the subject could not fail to be impressed by her sincere and whole-hearted spirit At the close of the address Hon T of set forth his sentiments in a neat little and Mrs of made a few witty remarks A movement was rated to form a Suffrage society in sha SILURIAN Cunl of The many friends who rendered us and our beloved death ne now kindly assistance during our recent bitter trial and we hereby return our sincerest thanks CUAS H ELGER SILURIAN
