Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-03-16

-Ground will be broken some tim
next month for new parochial schot
for St. Bernrd's.
The sic ness of part of our offic
help compds us to put over some {
our correspondence until next week.
-Air-gunshooting by boys is gettin
to be quite common in this city. L
other placesyhere they have been il
use many Children have lost their eye
and been othrwlse seriously wounded
They are daYeIous and should not b,
tolerated.
Rev. D.Lummis was prevented
by sickness from filling his engage
ment to lectre in the M. E. cburcE
course FriG evening. The next
lecture of lie course will be given
Friday evening March 25, by Rev. E.
Ducknworth.
The conggation of st. Bernard's
church will hae what is doubtless the
finest organ irhe state outside of Mil
waukee. Theork of putting the in
strument togeer and in position is
progressing pidly, and everything
will be in rea'ness for the recital and
grand sacredconcert next Tuesday
evening, Nah %, at st. Bernard's 8
church. Sonthing may be judged of
the size and ,lume of the instrument
when we stat that it has l ,343 pipes.
Another ank will soon be estab-
lished in Wartown making our third
monetary i3titution. The capital
100000, is alndy subscribed. Among
the stockhders are the following:
Christian NJ, John w. Cole, VIM.
Gorder, Schnpf Bros, w. A. Beur-
haus, D. & FKusel, Hartig & MANI,
U. Habhegge, W. d. Sproesser, G. H..
Hahn, D. W.Schwab and F. Weber. 1t
will be locaed on the east side, proba-
bly, in the cole building, corner Main
and Second 5trets.
-Rousine cdege songs, when rem
dered by a timed club of sixteen
voices, cannottil to please. Songs of
musical wortland merit are inter-
spersed with tight, harmonious and
taking" songan somewhat lighter
vein, on a prGamme of the highest
order of the xii. Alternating as they
do with banjcand mandolin music
which has becoe SO popular with the
best audiences lroughout the country,
there is no dobt but that every one
will enjoy thepncert given at Concor-
dia Opera hse, Monday evening,
April 4th, by lie Beloit college glee and
banjo club.
At the bans of A. H. Hartwig q
Co. may beeseen W1sconsin's cham
pion stud oCoach horses which re-
ceived sweetakes and grand sweep
stakes at theVisconsin State Fair last
year, also fit premium draft horses
at the samerair. A. H. Hartwig &
Co. are in poession of the winners of
first premiundraft horses at the Gov
ernment sho, Paris, France, 1890; OF
Royal Germe show, of Berlin, Ger
many, and ,cond and third at the
American Hrse Show at Chicago, 1891
holding diplmas to prove the above
facts. Call athe barns and see these
fine bloodednimals.
The wilC whirlwind comedy, "a
nights fun presented at the opera
house last eening by Hart's Bostor
Comedy company, drew large anc
appreciativeaudience. The comedy
tends to tn sensational and is cy
clone of wi and fun. The cast is {
strong one ad we'll supports the yer
satile comedn in the character of Al
legro Chucks, a young man with NOR
nerve than 1oney, who is refreshingl.
new, bright nd novel in his eccen
tricity. Thecenery is exquisite, th
company god and the plot interest
ingly ridiculus. The specialties in
termingled trough the play are Q
the highest order. The company
own Orchesh rendered some delight
full (nc5raaati Inquirer.
At TurnerOpera House this ever
ing.
Last ewing Mrs. w. P. Keve
and Miss Mry L. Carlin entertaine
a large cor1any Of their lady friend
at tea at be Junction House and
most pleaant occasion was enjoyed b
all preser. The tables were beaut
fully embnished with floral decors
tions andat each plate was handsom
souvenir. The spread was q sumptuor
one, emhacing the good things an
delicaciei OF the season, all testifyir
to the fi1a taste of Mr. and Mrs. w.
Buthorn ard the excellence of til
culinary department of the Junctio
House. Some sixty-fve were presen
Among tlose from outside of the Gil
were Mr.. D. Hadley and Mrs. E. Mul
ger, Oco1onowoc; Mrs. j. H. Keye
Eau Claie, ind Mrs. H. Fl. Rust, Wa
kesha@@