Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-04-04

next Sunday morning and evening.
The St. Bernard Temperance Society
Cadets render the play of "The Ticket OF
Leave Man" at Turner Hall this evening.
Hon G. R. Field will lecture in the
Y. M. G. A. course Friday evening OF
next week. Subject: Among the Law
Breakers
The garden season is here, and S.
Meier, on Third street, has large and
choice supply of all kinds of grass aud
garden seeds. Look tor "ad" next week.
H, j. Nowack has purchased the fur
niture business of P May & Co, and
will occupy the old stand on Main street,
with Ferd Schimmel as manager.
The next meeting of the Saturday
club will be held April at the home of
the Misses Chadwick. Subject: "Tbe
Drama" Quotations from Shakespeare.
The Pipersvile cheese factory started
up for the season yesterday with the pros
pect o. successful business B. V. Piper
will make again this year OH the Curtis
plan.
To provide for the increasing de-
mands of their business, Schiller & Quent-
meyer will enlarge their store by adding
to it the store occupied by l.. Jaehrling
& Son, on Third street.
The collection in St. Bernard's Easter
Sunday amounted to about 1910. Father
Condor is deservedly popular with his
congregation, as this substantial recogni-
ton will amply prove.
The machinist dance takes place at
the Armory Friday evening, April 18th.
The boys have made preparations for a
happy tine, and will make the occasion
pleasant for all their friends.
The WATERFOWL chorus class are busy
rehearsing for the rendering of the cele-
brated dramatic cantata of tThe Legend
of Don Munio," which takes place at
Turner Hall, Thursday evening. April 26.
"A war-song concert, to be given IN.
der the auspices of the O. ID. Pease post,
G. A. r, is on the tapis, to take place at
Turner hall about May l on which occas-
ion all are invited to rally round the
flag, rally once again.
Richard Kuebl and Mis-, Hulda Block
and Ernst Bruesemeister, of the town of
Lebanon, and Miss Ida Kuehl, were mar
ripd at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Kuehl, in the Sixth ward, y the Rev.
John b. Brockmann On Easter Sunday.
George Anderson takes the place of
his brother, A. E. Anderson, as manager
of the Western Union Telegraph Office.
Mr.. Anderson is undecided where he will
locate after leaving here. His numerous
friends wish him abundant success where
ever he may 60.
Bishop E. r. Welles being unable
through sickness to meet his appointment
for confirmation 10 St. Pauls church. the
sacred rite will be administered by the
Right Rev. John Henry FL. Brown, of the
Fsnd du Lac diocese, tomorrow Thurs
day. evening. Services begin at ~
o'clock.
Upon the basis of Que delegate for
each 500 votes, and major fraction there
of, cast for Cleveland, Dodge county is
entitled to twelve delegates in the next
Democratic state convention, in Madison,
May l, 1888, for the election of delegates
to the national convention at St. Louis,
June s.
The music Easter morning at St.
Demands church embraced Mozart's
Seventh Mass" which was artistically
rendered and also Lambilotte's cave
Maria" given by Mr.. and Mrs. E. J.
Brandt with fine effect. At the vesper
service Regina Ceoli," by the choir, and
"Redemptor Mundi," a basso aria by G..
S. Hawley, were we'll rendered, as was al
so Mercadante's ''Tanturn Ergo" by the
choir.
The mem5 ers of St. Bernard church
were very agreeably surprised in going to
mass Easter morning, to discover inside
the chancel railing beautiful cross made
of Russian white daisy flowers. The cross
is about four feet high, and sets on base
two and one-half feet square made OF
green moss. The flowers are imported,
and as work of art is probably the finest
ever brought to this city The cross is a
most beautiful tribute of affection and es-
TEEN to St. Bernard's from former mem
Der of the congregation, and certainly
nothing could have been more appropriate
for Easter Day.
The WATERFOWL Building and Loan
association has hean ORGANIZED with the