Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-04-01
Home Matters.
"A re-toucher wanted at Bonner

st. Paul's parish guild meets Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. r. l.. Potter.
"A baby girl was an Easter Monday
gift at the residence of Janitor G. Giraffe
and wife.
The Heming- Breunig assault case
was settled before Justice Beckmann
Monday.
"A very enjoyable dancing party
was given Easter Monday evening by
the Concordia society, at their opera
house.
The John B. May lot, at the rear of
his late residence, 60 feet front, on
Seventh street, was sold by auction Sat-
urday to John LANCE, for $40.
Rehearsal of don Munio' next
Monday evening at Concordia Opera
house. It is especially desired thata
members of the chorus be present.
Original pension has been granted
Mrs. Caroline Jansen and reissue with
increase to Henry Miller, through
the pension dS0nCy VI ~ NJ w OOoo'AN '
Gov. Peck has furnished the Sa-
cred Heart college library with COM
plete set of the Encyclopedia Britain
lea. q very handsome and useful dona-
ton.
Mrs. Harriet Thayer has removed
her Christian Science rooms to the
apartments over II. T. Eberle's Drug
store, having vacated the old Van AL
slime hotel building.
The Epworth league of the M. b.
church will give coffee supper at the
residence of Mrs. A. E. Needham Fri
day evening, April 8, A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all.
L. c. Green has been appointed
mail weigher on the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & st. Paul Railway line between
Chicago and Minneapolis. The work
occupies about one month.
In the printing of the official bal
lot mistake occurred in the name of
Louis w. Kruger, Republican candi-
date for constable in the First ward.
1t is printed Louis c. Kruger.
The family of John B. May removed
this week to Milwaukee. Mr.. May,
however, will be here a few days of
each week to look after his business,
which will be conducted as heretofore.
The many friends of the family will
be pleased to learn of the improve
ment since Monday in the condition of
Neil Barber, giving strong hopes of his
ultimate recovery from his serious
sickness.
The State Board of Pharmacy at
Madison Thursday granted graduate
certificate in pharmacy to julius Bel
lack, and Second grade certificate to
C. J. Habhegger, son of our townsman
John Habhegger.
Lorenzo Dow, formerly connected
with the fremont house and the Com
mereial hotel here, will run the Pacific
hotel at Topeka, Kan. Mr.. Dow is
brother-in-law of Judge John M. Thurs
ton, chairman of the last Republican
National convention.
Rev. VIM. Teal, father of Mrs. F. B.
futile, who has been lying at the point
of death for few weeks past at the
residence ofPresiding Elder Creighton,
in Milwaukee, was removed Saturday
to the Downer home. Little if any hope
is held out for his recovery.
We received very handsomely IL
Illuminated invitation of the faculty and
graduating class of Rusk Medical col
Iege, of Chicago, to the commencement
exercises, which took place yesterday.
Among the executive committee was
Hon. Car! r. Field, Of this city.
The concert of the Beloit college
Glee and Banjo clubs takes place this
evening at Concordia Opera house. An
attractive program has been arranged,
and very enjoyable and unique en-
tertainment is promised. The affair
deserves to be largely patronized.
The official ballots for the city cleo
ton next Tuesday are published in this
issue of The REPUBLICAN. The Repub-
lican nominations IN the Fifth and
Seventh wards do not appear, as they
were not received by the respective
county clerks in time to be placed on
the list.
The Western Manufacturing asso-
citation have just finished for the Ger
man Protestant Evangelical church,
Fourth street, a very handsome nine
let chandelier, the style and finish
comparing with the best of this class Of
work turned out anywhere, and testifes
to the superior facilities possessed by
this establishment.
st. Pauls Episcopal church was
crowded with congregation last even
ing to witness the administering of the
holy rite of confirmation by the Right
Rev. c. F Knight, bishop of Milwau
kee. Rev. F. G. Jewell, Of Oconomowoc,
assisted in the services, which were i'm
nressiyely rendered. The bishops SER