Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-06-10

"A memorial service IOT lIo ldto Id
mented bishop of the diocese, the Rt.
Rev. Cyrus F. Knight, D. D., d. G. L.,
with sermon suited to the occasion,
will be said in st. Paul's church, on
Sunday, the 18th inst. at 1890 A. NJ.
Rev. J. M. Campbell, of the Con-
gregational church, has received I'M
animous cali from the Congregational
church at Morgan Park, south of Chi
cago. Mr.. Campbell has the accept
ance of the call under advisement.
Gus. Platt, of Marshfeld, and Miss
Ida Kellermann, daughter of Mrs. M.
Kellermann, were married at the home
of the brides mother, in the Fifth
ward, Saturday evening, June 9Th, by
Rev. H. Hoerig The couple will re-
side at Marshfield.
AT the annual parish meeting of
st. Pauls church last evening the fol-
lowing vestry was chosen: Daniel
Jones, senior warden Amos Baum,
junior warden; vestrymen-D. SchW1e-
ger, w. L. Norris, John Robinson, FL.
t. Eberle and James Marsden.
The following are the dates for the
races of the Wisconsin Central Circuit,
81, 900 in purses: Columbus, June 18th
and 18th; Portage, June 10Th and goth;
Beaver Dam, June Goth and 9th; Wau-
pun, July 3rd and 4th; Berlin, July 10th
and 11th; Randolph. July 18th.
The matter is preached here by a
former resident, now living in Chicago,
of the possibility of organizing stock
company to operate a wooden mill in
WATERFOWL. This is branch of indus
try that ought to succeed here. Sew
eral water-powers are available for the
purpose.
There was large attendance at
the monthly cattle fair yesterday. Very
little stock was offered for sale, the
transactions being chiefly in horses,
many very good ones being on the
market, but the purchasers were Meth
er anxious nor numerous. A brisk
business was done by the merchants
and on the whole matters were kept
lively all day.
The commencement exercises of
the graduating class of the Northwest
ern university will take place at Con
cordia Opera house, Wednesday, June
II, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. The following is
list of the graduates: Gust. Brett
cher, Otto Hagedorn, NJ. w. Luecke,
H. Markworth, Max Melinat, Herman
Rau, Emil J. Reul, Emil Schulz, John
Siegler, Adolphus SEEKER, Otto SEEKER.
The entertainment given last even
ing by the ladies of the Congregational
church at Turner Opera house was well
attended and greatly enjoyed by all
present. The programme included
"Frolic Of the Holidays" in which
members of the Y. 2. S. G.. E..
participated, Miss Matte Mendenhall
representing the queen of the year.
The tables supplied a large number Of
patrons with ice cream and cake in
abundance The entire affair was voted
a success.
At the competitive drill of the St.
Bernard cadets at Whitewater last
week, during the convention of the
"a hc4 cooia+ioo Of
Wisconsin, Artie Ryan, son of Mrs. S.
Ryan, of the Second ward, was award
ed the silver pitcher prize for the best
drilling, as well as the gold medal prize
from Bishop Cotter, of Winona, Mimi.
The pitcher is on exhibition in the
window of J. Salick & Son and is hand
somely engraved by Charles Salick. It
is a gift to the st. Bernard cadets
from Rev. NJ. J. Ward, of Beloit.
The storm of last Wednesday after
noon in this vicinity did considerable
damage. Barns were blown down on
the Reimmels and Klausche farms in
the town of Watertown and on the farm
of VIM. Paschke in Pennington. Hail
stones fell during the storm rivaling in
size any ever seen before in this local
itv. Some of the stones measured
over five inches in circumference and
all averaged as large as hickory nuts.
Some glass was broken throughout the
city, but not to the extent that might
be supposed, owing to the fact that the
hail fell in slanting direction instead
of perpendicularly. Loeffler Bros.
greenhouse lost about twenty-five OF
thirty panes. The water-tank on Con-
cordia Island was blown down with q
loud crash and the tub broken into
splinters. This is a heavy loss on the
Concordia society.
"A marriage of interest to many OF
our citizens is that of Miss Florence P
Denniston, eldest daughter of our
| former residents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy
Denniston, of La Crosse, and M. III
Palmer, of the same place, the happy
event occurring Saturday, June 9Th, al
the home of the brides parents. Al
| ;Jor+ of tho Y,oorriopa VIZ hiob will h1