Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-02-05

st. Pauls parish guild meets Thurs.
day afternoon with Mrs. T. c. Moul.
ding.
WIN. Buchheit & Son have COM
menced buying barley at their new malt
house.
See Turner society's "ad' if you
want to order costume for the mass
querade.
For want of quorum no meeting
of the Board of Street Commissioners
was held Monday evening.
The Ladies' Missionary society of
the Congregational church will meet
with Mrs. J. A. Hall this "wednesday
afternoon at o'clock.
Herr August Aamold, the great
Norwegian violinist, and his company
of superior artists, will appear at Con-
cordia Opera house, Tuesday, Feb. IL.
John Guetzlaff was married Sunday
evening, Feb. 2, to Miss Augusta Raabe,
OduSutGE Vi hG. dIlNl IlS. OOhh AeeeoOS1
the ceremony being performed by Rev.
c.. Strassen.
Herr August Aamold s violin solos
are exquisite, his playing being marked
by delicacy and excellence of finger
ing of great merit. Indianapolis Tri-
bune. At Concordia Opera house, Feb.
IL.
The world renowned Divide Musin
will appear in this city with his talent
ed concert troupe at Concordia Opera
house in the near futur and our citi-
zens will prepare for rare musical
treat on the occasion.
Ayellow tea and entertainments will
be given by the ladies and choir of St.
Paul's Episcopal church on the evening
of February 10. A pleasing programme
is in course of preparation. Further
particulars next week.
Rev. Herman Sterz, for several
years past connected with Rev. Oppan' S
Orphans Home, Green Bay, has enter
ed upon the passionate of the Evangeh-
cal Protestant church, of this city, sue
ceeding Rev. F. A. Kammerer.
"A pleasant card party was given
Monday evening by the Knights of
Pythias at their lodge rooms. Drive
whist occupied the greater portion OF
the evening, during the course of which
an elegant luncheon was served by the
ladies interested in the lodge.
Gibbons, shot by Capt. Schuettler,
of the Chicago police force, Tuesday OF
last week, died of his wounds Friday
morning. A jury investigated his death
and rendered verdict that Schuettler
acted in self-defense. Schuettler was
accordingly released from custody.
Superintendent Flavin held a very
successful teachers institute at Reese
vile last Friday and Saturday. Profs.
Gillian and Harvey did excellent work
as conductors, and Prof. Freeman, Of
the Wisconsin University, delivered
an eloquent and instructive lecture.
-''The Aamold concert at the opera
house Saturday night was very enjoy
able affair. All present highly appre
ciated the programme. Herr Aamolo
| is most excellent manipulation of the
violin, while Miss Yaw's sweet voice
pleased all and she was repeatedly
encored. The company is first-class. ,
-Me,omiitee lIict.) Herald. At Concor
dia Opera house, Tuesday, Feb. IL.
The February term for the circui
court for Dodge county commences
Tuesday, February Il, 1890. The fol
lowing is partial list of the jurors
drawn to serve:
James Higgins, Jr., Shields; Geo
Leslie, Miles Pluck, ST., Michael Foley
| Oak Grove; S. Y. r. Haughton, Juneau
Me O'Connell, James Ryan, Emmett
J. W. Griffin, VIM. Schoenwetter, Lo
we'll; Patrick Coughlin, Clvman; VIM
Guefzlaf, Fred Herman, Watertown
j. K Douglas, Lebanon; Fred Thielke
| Hustisford.
Our former toWnsman j Ohm Hawks
son-in-law of John 2. Slight, is inspect
or of elevators, thirty-fve in number
on the Oregon Railroad and Navigation
! CO.. liae of road distributed through
Oregon, Washington and Idaho. These
! elevators are all feeders of the big ele
vator of the company located at Albino
across the Willemette river at Portland
Oregon, from which shipments Of grain
are made direct to Europe Mr.. Hawks
headquarters are at Portland.
The ice harvest was stopped here
Thursday by the soft weather, the icC
having become so porous and rotten a
to make it dangerous to continue cut
ting. One of the horses of S. M. Eaton
team, Thursday afternoon, brok'
through the ice and was only save(
after considerable work. At presen
/ the outlook is rather unfavorable TO
ice cutting very soon, although onl.
one-half the ice needed to fill the ice
houses have been procured as yet.
The first annual ball of the Water