Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-06-21
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Valerius. Weight, ten pounds.
Rev. g. c. Weiss delivered his lee
| ture on the "Catacombs of Rome" at
McKenna last Thursday evening.
-Rumor has it that the nuptials are
close at hand Of young railway en-
ploye and fair daughter of the First
ward.
The Board of Review will be in
session next week in the City clerks
room to correct and review the assess
ment rolls.
"A postoffice has been established
in the town of Watertown, (at "Ebene-
zer), and named Ohmsmill, with Hen
~ Breu as postmaster.
Tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock
| the commencement exercises ofSacred
Heart college will be held at the Col
| lege hall with an interesting pro-
gramme.
AT st. Bernard's church this morn
ing Michael Duffy, of Mapleton, and
Miss Mary Conner, of Emmett, were
united in wedlock by Rev. Father
| Condor.
The marriage Of Mr.. Joeckel, Of
Goodyear, and Miss Lena Buntrock
| took place last evening at residence of
the bride, 1923 Girard street, Rev. G. j.
Strasen officiating.
An S. watch that was plowed under
three years ago, near Jefferson, was &C
cidentally uncovered recently and
found to be in running order, though
the case was very materially corroded.
List ofletters remaining in the post
office at Watertown, June q, 1898.
Alger, Frank Roberts & Man
Bulls, Mary Waters, Miss V. L.
Finchemaker, Mrs. Mary
J. T. MoAK. P. M.
The alumni of the Watertown High
school holds its annual reunion Satur-
day evening at Turner Opera house.
A number of surprises in the way of
entertainment are in store for the
members.
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was &c lower, closing at 622c
cash, 63Ic July and 66sc September.
Flour was steady but dull Barley
closed at 5Sc, rye at sic, corn at SIZE
and oats at SAFE. Hogs were SC lower,
ranging at $6.l0@$6.30.
August Bloedo, of the Seventh
ward, aged Is years, was run into by
the 7:1S P. NJ. train on the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railway Monday.
The boy was thrown quite distance,
but sustained no serious injury, being
only slightly bruised on one leg.
Louis May, 106 Division street,
died Monday of lock-jaw caused by
bruising his thumb with stone the
Tuesday before his death. Deceased
was brother Of Chris. and Peter May.
Mr.. May was member of Washington
lodge I. O. 0. F. He leaves wife and
large family of children. Mr.. Mays
funeral will take place this afternoon
to Oak Hill cemetery. The Odd Eel
lows lodge will attend in body.
The stringency in the money mar
ket has forced the wholesalers to sell
goods at from % to so per cent. less.
Brandt & Adele have taken advan-
tage of these offers and as result quote
a few of the many goods purchased by
them this week: 80 pieces of Fancy
Aberdeens, fine wash fabric, beauti-
full designs, at only sc per yard; have
not sold before below Zoe. rs pieces of
Crinkeled, Satin Striped Seersuckers at
1Oc per yard; former price Ice. A
pieces Brocaded Linen finished Ze-
phyrs at 10c; former price 123c and 14c.
Light colored Windsor Sirangs, silk fin.
ish, magnificent patterns, at Zoe; have
never sold below 35c. Do not post
pone, but call at once and get some of
these bargains before best patterns are
sold. 3Sw2
A good-slzed audience attended
the concert of the Roney company last
Wednesday evening at Ccncordia
Opera house, given under the auspices
of st. Paul's church Ladies' Guild.
The entertainment, while but the work
of amateurs-three of them mere boys
was of refined nature, and proved
quite pleasing to most of the audience.
A few, however, were somewhat dis
appointed, owing no doubt to the: fact
that they expected too much. The
flute playing of Master Ernest Wagner
and the singing of the contralto, Mas
ter Henry Brierley, met with especial
favor, and both are entitled to great
praise for their proficiency. Master
Brierley possesses a voice of remarka
BILE fullness and richness for one of his
years, all of his tones being clear and
resonant The soprano, Master Charlie
Dawson, has voice of considerable
range, exeelllng in the upper register,
while his lower tones are not so sure.
Both singers were heard in several
p1oouipo coloa op6 1uotc Miss Marv