Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-06-06

DIR. G. Rack has been appointed
surgeon of the St. Wencelaus society.
p. Bertholf has erected an Office and
omnibus room next to his livery barn on
First street.
The St. Bernard Cadets nine defeat
ed an Oconomowoc nine in this city Sun
day, by sore of 9 to 6.
Not a Democrat from Watertown
goes to the St. Louis convention. 1t is
rather too far to go to funeral.
The base ball game Sunday afternoon
between the Acme and the Phoenix clubs
was won by the former. Score, II to 10.
Edward, son of Rev. and Mrs. F. A.
Kammerer, of the First ward, died Friday
night, of chronic commissions, aged year.
The mirror put up in the saloon of
Lott & Ingermann, Chappell's block, is
the largest in the city, being 60x120
inches.
John Davis is the representative Of
Watertown lodge /. 0. O. +. at the ses-
sion of the grand lodge, which convened
yesterday at Wausau.
The new Concordia opera house will
be formally opened to the public with
Schiller's Bell (GIccke) and grand ball
on Saturday evening, June %.
What about the celebration of the
4th of July in WATERFOWL? Will our
citizens take any recognition of the event,
or will it pass by default among US?
The friends here of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
P. Gibson, of Redwood, will rejoice with
them in the appearance of sweet little
baby-girl at their home Thursday last.
Otto Kuehzi, of Lebanon, and Miss
Jennie Bray, of Emmett, were married
Monday, June 4th, at the parsonage OF
the Free Protestant church by Rev. f. A.
Kammerer.
-Children's day will be observed at
the Congregational church on Sunday
next Service in the morning with APP
propriate exercises, in which the children
will take part. There will be no service
in the evening.
The Gazette last week appeared to
its readers in an enlarged form, SIX
column folio, same size as The REPUBLIC
AN, and we congratulate neighoor
Moore upon this evidence OF the increas-
ing prosperity of his paper.
The ladies of St. Paul's Episcopal
church will give Lady Washington
bazaar and ice cream festival on the after
noon and evening of Wednesday, June
20lb, at the new Concordia opera house
building, lower hall.
A very large consignment of boots
and shoes from sheriff sale in Chicago
has arrived and will be offered for sale be.
ginning Saturday next, in the east store
of Chappell's block The stock comprises
the best and most fashionable makes, and
will be sold regardless of cost. Read the
cad" in another column.
AT the annual parish meeting of St.
Parl's Episcopal church, held Monday
evening, the following wardens and yes
trymen were elected: Wardens-Danie
Jones, senior: j. B. Bennett, junior. Yes
trymen-H. 7. Eberle, W. L. Norris, 7
c. Prentiss, c. A. Judd, H. S. Howell
D. echwieger, j. Robinson, Sr
Rev E. R. Ward, who some year.
ago made frequent visits to St. Paurs
church, of this city, and was widely known
in connection with the Milwaukee Sol,
diers' home, died Tuesday of last week il
the asylum at Fordhame, n Y, where he
had been under treatment for year OF
two. He was buried at Nashotah Mis-
sion, his funeral taking place there Mon
day.
The ST. Louis convention has beer
given bad black eye as will be seen from
the following dispatch:
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 5.--Senato
Dolph has received the following from
Portland, Oregon: This state Repu blic
an by at least 5000. The Legislature
from 10 to 20 majority on joint ballot
Free trade contest all along the line.
M. L. BARN,
Chairman Repu bican State Committee
PERSONAL.