Waukesha Journal, The (Newspaper) - November 23, 1889, Waukesha, Wisconsin Holiday Goods at THE JOURNAL lirr paper All at THE JOURNAL the moat popular and paper IB the III 1L NOVEMBER 1889 NUMBER 29 we announce to our uc have made ar- 111 FA and 1 cad by lul that great o the ad- i who Will come in subscription and Ante and 10 any new v ill pay onc in to obtain a I free The AMERICAN of the leading Jl treats the question of n uf is the of all Its highest nnd ennobling of uidl broader Ike year IT COSTS FiMi mc be woith tin ice in members of your you jet the and The JOURNAL sample copy FOR SUBSCRIBERS Mill send The American set of Dickens ami Dr J E and son will depart soon after the for an extended trip through to be absent until spring Mrs F C has gone on an ex- tended visit to where she anticipates a pleasant visit with friends and relatives Mrs A AT Taylor of New Charles Miner of and Rev SI Miner and wife of have been recent of F W Lyinan The Alice Mamie Sarah McKenzie Maggie McNaughton spent a pleasant evening at the home of Miss Lillie Rev M Evans of will be the over Mr and Mrs Joseph and will the pulpit at the odist church to morrow morning GO stall and niece Miss who hnb been the guest of Waukesha lor tlw pust iwo took their lor their home at Da Monday IN GENERAL i no ulio i it I'm nit lime is oiler All take it continue only SARATOGA Knj ia friends at is ol lite is Us 11 a id ou Id line ot 1't is a guest of F J 1 I'm kill in of her supplied a pulpit on labi man wus the guest of u Sunday MILT from is a Mu man wus the guest of Dr I lubt week Cuik luis i from a visit A oL is visiting Mis biank Bhui will soon for a L n i uln in Wis It wus in labt week lu legal ul Lust a lute ilit ol U S ol is visiting bib iu tho winter in i his health U ol is visiting tune in thirty-five f ilia A S have i in and elsewhere of was this wi ck of Ideated at the Coleman house i ull 1 us gone on a business trip to i Hu will lie absent about ten days I- 1 N light oL a iu on Monday ii bun iik ul spent a few Null Waukesha lust week n I'm i en of visited his D J this Jones spent Sunday with her ami Mrs P M of C D Van Brunt of i the guests of Waukesha I week B- the Williams Spring nnd bus started on another trip on for he will spend a short filing friends 01 Kenneth Anderson returned on fitter n week's sojourn with 1 tier nnd Mrs Brown of Caldwell's Geo and family this week formerly of this I of is visiting his Hewett of preached sermon to the congregation of h ou last of has a contributor to the Presbyterian fund ot this village Geo Vincent will soon take for the south where spending the winter pf Frank A n be pained to 16 is seriously ill The society of the Presbyterian chuich ueld u meeting nt Mis W D Bacon's on Wednesday afternoon The Congregational church held its annual social tlie on Friday evening Ii WHS largely attended are becoming popular It is stated that every young mau is expected to bring a n and a squeezer On Tuesday evening tho National hotel was the scene ot another enjoyable given under the of tlie St Guild A paity by the Patriarchal circle at the opening ot their new on day MUS largely attended and was a enjoyable Union Thanksgiving services will be held in the Baptist Nov at 11 o'clock Hcv hi will deliver the The Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian have a day school at the Hadfield's wuh a membership of scholars A pleasant evening was spent at MILS Era home on Saturday evening euchre was the flist prize was by Cosie Clark Fred Hughes the well known ami gi has just taken home very handsome oi Carroll college and ilie adjacent grounds pictures make an atti active parlor ornament liere Mrs C Cork tamed a party friends at progressive evening Mis L Harper and Dan Zimmerman captured the prizes and Mrs C D Van and E S received the booby An of Mineral water men has been among them is A M Jones ot Bethesda The object ot the is to United Stales waler from the ed article Mis Shelley of is introducing art and of the in which bhu has been very successful iu Milwaukee Orders cun be filled at Mrs on lubt Saturday morning the has secured thirty-nine neu sill ll yoes without saying this is due to the position taken by the on I ne and is a ot the opinion ot county tax payers At tho next meeting of tho Ait No the of will be visited and the study in the Louvre will be including four ot also works of Murillo and Paul Veronese Claude II field has from St Paul will spend the nest mouths iu Mr is a joung reran i kable aitistic and the opportunity ho wishing tion iu oil and water Culors is an excellent one Warner P tne veteran is daily seen on our streets though a good distance past the three score aud ten Mr Elliot is as active as most men of forty He has hoses ot friends who hope to see him among us for many years to come D is evidently driving a lumber business of no small dimensions A trip through the lumber yard shows it crowded with teams aud everything ing Mr Stockwell has the contract for supplying lumber for the new school and several contracts of similar em- port Jack Waile is home from where he struck up an acquaintance with malarial to his great disgust Mr Waite held a position with Phil Armour Notwithstanding his Armour he was The many friends of Miss Katie Jones decided it to be the proper thing to call upon her in a so that surprise and pleasure might be joined This was ingly and on Saturday evening the pleasant home of David Johnson was filled with young people and the time was spent in the most manner The principal of a Waukesha school wrote to a Milwaukee school official asking him to recommend a competent lady teacher The only requirements mentioned by the kesha man were that the teacher be of prepossessing play the and be willing to go out iu society at least two in the consin The Lend a Hand Ten entertained most delightfully the at Mr A J Thompson's pleasant Monday evening Many amusing incidents connected with the Skule were recalled and a pleasant musical program was enjoyed Miss Edith Aitkin aud Irving Frame delighted the guests with a violin duet After ing in delicious refreshments the Master and Scholars badi adieu to their hostesses pro the evening most enjoyable Mrs Carry Frame entertained a fev friends at an impromptu at her home on Saturday evening last The tion upon this occasion being the wonderful upon the by young son of Peter Vieau of kego The boy is a musical having played bince he was three years and at tne age of he plays classical music without ever having received many of his selections are of his own composition down upon the Suwanee which in days gone by was a favorite is again popular as a concert and parlor and the place that gave it birth is beside the Suwanee where are located the Suwanee Sulphur which nre famed for their healing properties The pi ice is one of the most fashionable in and possesses all the attractions ot a t The elegant hotel and cottages are under the management of that popular hotel L W late of the Kimball Ga NIMBLE AND TRICKY FACTS SHOWING THE DE- VICES OF OFFICERS An NEW BICYCLERS CLUB Lady and Organization for Gentlemen T E Judge R B Herman John H J H Meagher anJ Chauncey Brown were m Racine this as witnesses in the case of tha State of Wisconsin against Frank Bostwick nnd James on a charge of horsa stealing Bostwick formerly resided in and the above-mentioned were called to Racine to testify to the good character of tbe accused while here On this ground Mr Ryan made a very quent and touching which will less have weight in mitigating the severity of the sentence The defendants were con- but up to the time of tence had not been passed It Is Whispered That several business men contemplate out their entire stock in trade and will run for the office of justice That n roso by any other name would smell ns but this does not apply to some recent invitations the army of local benedicts will be swelled by an addition on Thanksgiving That a youth waited on the opposite side of the street for the object of his one night lust till he was solidly frozen out That it would be well for parents to dis- criminate wisely between innocent ments for t heir children and those of a con trary character That the young mau who went to see his girl contrary to the paternal is now deeply not only with the but also with the sue oE the paternal foot That a certain young lady has two steady but the man she admires is deaf and blind to her charms It is Wondered How the youth feels who was boycotted by all the girls at the dance last week Who has the best rooster in dog A Bay Flyer Charles the popular veterinary has bought a bay pacer that is a dandy He has a pedigree as long as the moral his are the original pair that Noah brought over in the first ocean a long time ago It is believed that he can show a pair of heels to almost any one Co before the attack of his insidious and returned to Waukesha in of health The Riverside gardens on the farm of W A are responsible for a parsnip that measures seven inches the top and weigus six and a half pounds This monster would have undoubtedly taken the prizi at the State fair There is almost no limit to the possibilities of the Riverside George one of the most popular young men of this part of the is preparing a private race track on his sive which will be first-class in every respect George is an excellent judge of horseflesh from every point of and he owns some of which he may be ly proud A Prized Gift The editor of the JOURNAL is the happy recipient of a beautifully colored meerschaum pipe wilh briarwood stem and all The pipe once belonged to the late William Longer and was brought by him from Germany many years ago In the ed wreaths of smoke that arise from the amber-tinted we send our acknowledg to the esteemed Warner who is a living exemplification of thi fact that some like genuine improve with age Many thanks Place Like Wisconsin R A Waite has just returned from a trip to the Pacific and his there and while en led him to the con- that for ati Waukesha shows up i a good passing through New Mexico Arizona he encountered snowdrifts com par ed to which the average Wisconsin snow drift is a insignificant affair Be along about the time when the recent bliz zard out there was playing high jamboree with the and knocking out the land marks From now on Robert is fied with No wild and west in you Ways That are ami Paths Trodden Excite Another Chapter on the Tramp Tlie District Attorney Investigating bj Order of the i Continuing the refrain commenced in last week's it might not be amiss to state that there are no flies on the marshal of This reference is not intended as a slur upon the fair City of which contains five o's m its but is only to show that the marshal of the city of Oconomowoc has taken his cue from bis bretheren in sha and is up to snuff The of the mar shal of amounts to within a few dollars of He may have traveled in a great many undiscovered countries at ten cents a mile We do not pretend to say he did n natural supposition to a man up a tree is that the greater portion of this of and some odd cents was lated in the fees and which the arrest of so-called vagrants in Oconomowoc and else where able The JOURNAL is not whether the marshal lins u railroad pass or granting that he has no he made in ty of 52.73 in every trip made to Waukesha with the festive or other prisoner on mileage alone because he makes a clean profit of seven cents a mile on forty miles on each trip The marshal oL Pewaukee has a modest little of But the ty Board is still The constable of is modest in his demand upon the County as is also the constable George Henry not the son of Henry The town of Eugle is more unsophisticated than other towns iu the County It has a Cor keeping tramps amounting to ami its the Hon J T is booked lor the modest sum 53.17 What was the matter with the constable of the town of What a harvest he has missed Why didn't he arrest all these bring them before Justice Hennessy and allow the justice to make ij and reap a benefit for himself of besides his mileage to The constable of Eagle should come o Waukesha and get a few points on the ramp industry Tne constable of Eagle should look at the ill of Jerry Sullivan and reflect upon his ost Jerry Sullivan is to be dead to the world He left something like a year ago two and yet his amounts o 54 If the Constable of tue town ot is not satisfied with this let him scan he of John A Meyers of the town of which amounts to t is does not include commissions night watchman of of a smiles on the bounty Board with a and ohn another Waukesha a similar with a of we include the part of the tramp bills not referred to in last week's paper The pen pictures which the JOURNAL has in this great and growing tramp illustrates more and more the ibuse which is imposed upon the tax- myers But the present County now n wo equal to tbe gency are investigating matter Last year the sheriff's salary was placed at This was in lieu of which heretofore had amounted to from to in the county The County Board have ordered District D to investigate this matter of and ascertain whether or not the county as been defrauded out of its rights The District Attorney informs the that he has a big on his words to that effect In inspecting the dockets of justices of the he finds en- tries made of cases but nothing to the disposition nor the amount of money paid to settle such cases Be- side this the justices are very reluctant to show their dockets Whether it is necessary for a justice's docket to show a complete summary of each the JOURNAL is not to say It may be for a justice to hole the outcome of cases tried before him According to the Dis- Attorney's investigation thus this evidently is a common as the entire result of his labors in this direction up to showed less than docketed to which the county is entitled Every justice of the peace is required by law to pay over to the county treasurer all fines Tbe law also gives justices quite a circle to turn around in For it is possible for a justice of the the man tried and convicted before him is a pretty good sort of a liberal hold his docket open until a few days before the annual meeting of the County write either of the innocent looking ex- or re- An interview with the county treasurer shows only received from tices during the post year Since this amount has been have been received by the County urer from justices This covers all amounts reported from 7 up to date The report is as D S district 1 00 Win justice 84 00 Geo justice 1 00 J R justice 9 00 Alonzo justice 65 00 Both A large number ot both men and met at the Exposition ing Saturday evening and organized a club under the name of Social Cyclers The following road officers were Cap- Mrs P C first Kin Gail second Miss Mae John Messenger The civil officers were elected as F H Anna Neal and Grace KinK secretory and treasurer The following are amon g the W E David Mr and Mrs P C Clarence Win Robt Mrs V M Bessie G W V M Geo W Francis Mae W A H Miss M A Fred A ry John Cary Chas Blanche Grace Chas H Gail Eva Anna Neal Mr and Mis P H Emma Robt Mrs A E L W Pierson F H H J Paine und W Turner The club will hold monthly ings at the Exposition by courtesy of a local dealer in bicycles who has leased the building for the winter for purposes The gallery will be used as a bicycle track It measures eight kips to a mile and makes one of the finest of its kind in the country The runs ot the new club will be called by the captain An Idyl days have come The stove must be put At thus season of the When tbe woods get and It is then that people fear Being nipped Then you hear the gentle rustle Of the man upon his muscle In his acrobatic tussle With a stovepipe gripped the matter with that man's she referring to some one ahead who hopped along with nimble left was tbe it's off its tho Fanners Think WAUKESHA Your manly and open-handed exposure of the system of freebooting ed by some of our county haa been the theme as well as the commendation of all classes of citizens Business has ed the presence of the writer in different parts of the county tho and the universal topic among the farmers ever he touched was the JOURNAL'S brilliant expose of the sheriff's and justices bonanza than any they've was the way staunch Republicans put it in giving vent to their feelings The farmers are in anything but a ant mood this the prices of all their products being at tho and now to face these gigantic sums rolled up by the cupidity of is more than they can stand As one old granger looks as if all us tax payers would soon The County Fathers have a lons jub on and their constituents will not rest until they have overturned and rooted out every illegal element in this Every official must be brought to a strict and woe be to him who has unjustly charged a penny against the for tho farmers wrath mightily OK KM Party The residence ot J T Wardrobe was in- on Saturday night by a party of young married much to the surprise and pleasure of the worthy host and hostess They brought their own commissary stores with to which they did ample as well as to all the other features of the en- Mr Wardrobe hag just com- an addition to his handsome and the surprise party may be regarded in the light of a I'm going to take you said a Waukesha youth to his regular by the he had not corted to the party you're the fair I have other com- in her he made the same proposition to another young but was gently yet firmly refused Determined to have company at all hazards he walked home with a were not especially solicitous to have him do and now he pretends to wonder why all the boys and girls are laughing at him A year ago our astute Village Fathers voted the purchase of fireproof ash re- to be furnished to the business with a view to provide for ness and against fire These were tied as occasion required at the public expense The present scorning the indefensible polity of without utterly ated the and decided every man should cater to his own ash pile Fresh the maker's these receptacles cost from to apiece The present regarding them as dead put them up at public and they were knocked down at prices varying from to Tlie buying of the at the severely the selling of the same seems about I he only thing to be done Woe to the ment that can not see five or ten yean into futurity who would be a local Solon i V Some of the Waukesha justices of the peace allow officers and others allow for vagrants brought before them This discrepancy is caused by a difference of two the re- presenting six and the resenting fonr miles travel It would seem to the tax-payer that a justice must have an elastic conscience to allow even four miles for the distance certainly four miles would be the outside and it appears that an officer would need to by a very circuitous route to squeeze in four miles between the gas house and the jail Progressive at Perhaps the most notable social event of the week was the party given by Miss ella to the Cooking club About forty guests were in attendance and under the spell of progressive time's demands ivere forgotten Miss Lettie Hajnes ed the ladies first an elegant chief and Arthur Blair captured the a paper knife with a ed handle and a picture of tho Fountain on the blade Miss Frankie n as a neat ball of darning bearing the inscription my and Mr carried home a diminutive which he wai kindly advised to beat Elegant refreshments were and the guests bade adieu to their fair hostess feeling they had been most hospitably and delightfully entertained OBITUARY 00 Whether the fact can be proven or it is evident that the county is justly entitled to a larger sum It seems to be a very master for justices to get around the bush the screw seems to be getting or in other justices seem to believe in J the old law is always safe to receive On Nov James Stewart of died at the of seventy-nine years Mr Stewart has been a resident of the farm iu Ottawa since 1839 He leaves four brothers and three John and Samuel in David in and Robert in Mrs Hunter and Mrs Stewart in and Mrs Mrs Cummings in all at an advanced age Mr Stewart was for years a member of the Presbyterian church The funeral services were conducted in the at on Nov 30 Died at New Nor Adaline infant child of Mr and Mrs Geo aged four months and nine days Call not the dear departed Anchored Eafe where are On tbe we left Soon to meet and part no more When we leave this world of When we leave this world of We shall find our missing lored In our Father's mansions fair Tbe following is a list of jurors drawn November to serve at tbe ber Term of tbe Circuit Court for H T Lisbon Chas H Summit Summit W L Waukesha Walter Ottawa John Mc Waukesha Thomas D Ottawa Jacob Eagle Geo H John Chas Oconomowoc Geo Mukwonago E E Wm Probert Ottawa S Pewaukee H Merton Geo Mukwonago Adam New Berlin Geo Oconomowoc Town John Pewaukee Geo John Pewaukee John Oconomowoc City Frank Waukesha John Oconomowoc Oconomowoc City P H New Berlin J J Bay Henry Brookfield Henry George Pewaukee George F Summit Peter Merton Jas M Matrimonial On Nov Martin and Miss Martha Downey were Baited in at the home of the Rev H P Haylett officiating The joins the friends of the young couple in ing best wishes leave your orders at Tima for those Thanksgiving Rob bos tbe finest line of Florida oranges in also a new stock of this year's nuts Important to the People of County As we are about to rebuild our store and will have to vacate the building for about sixty to save expense of moving will sell our entire stock of Gento Furnishing at cart All parties that are in want of anything in our line it will be to their interest to call and see before elsewhere Oar goods are all purchased this falL r Ideal Water Fora book and tin a portal card to Tn