Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-11-01

West Point, Nebraska. He formerly
resided in this city.
Edwin Schnitger and Miss Martha
Vesper, of the town of Watertown,
were married last Thursday.
Fred Berg. of the firm of Boehm q
Berg, was married Sunday, October %,
to Miss Tillie Sell, by Rev. II. Sterz.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give an oyster supper at
the church parlors on Thursday even
ing, November 2. Everybody is in
vited.
-Stoppenbach Bros, of Jefferson,
are getting their meat market in the
Chappell building, near Main street
bridge, In readiness for the opening of
| business.
The office of the Empire mill was
entered by burglars last Thursday
| evening The visitors broke into the
money drawer, but luckily got nothing
from their raid.
James Speer, of Emmett, was COM
mitted yesterday to the Northern
Hospital for the Insane upon the testir
mony of DR.. Hallock, of Juneau, and
DIR, F. G. Moulding.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Kuehn ce]e-
brated their tin wedding last evening
at their residence, 713 Second street,
many friends being present to join in
the festivities. The Watertown band
enlivened the occasion with music.
Mrs. S. Eta Young, graduate of
the Boston School of Oratory, wall give
an entertainment, consisting of read
ings and representations, at the NJ. E..
church next Thursday evening, Novem-
Der 9. Mrs. Young is spoken of as IAN
entertainer ofrare artistic merit" Adj
mission % cents.
The Halloween party given by the
Bishop Welles guild last evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. WILDER was
attended by large company, young
people predominating, and most de-
lightful time was passed. Light re-
freshments were served, after which a
diversified line of entertainment was
INDUCED in. The young ladies' sue
cess, it is hoped, will prove an incen-
tive to future efforts in like direction.
The IN. P. IT," club of young
gentlemen who have rooms over
Salick's jewelry store, gave an oyster
supper Thursday evening in the lower
hall of Concordia Opera house. The
boys were accorded large attendance
and liberal patronage, and the serv-
ing of the supper was in keeping with
the other merits of the affair. There
was vocal and instrumental music by
the "Watertown Trio" and the even
ing's pleasure wound up in an hours
hop by the young people.
The retail stock Of the Watertown
Shoe company was removed last week
to the new quarters at 203 Main street,
Coles block. The location is an adj
vantageous one-being in the very
heart of the business district-the store
is capacious and we'll lighted, and when
thoroughly fitted up and equipped il
will be splendid acquisition to the
mercantile interests of our city. The
/ management of the store has been en-
trusted to G. j. Nichols, for several
years travelling salesman for the com
pany, and he will undoubtedly bring tc
the service of the retail business an
efficient trade experience.
Although the inclement weather
of last Friday evening was a regretful
circumstance and somewhat diminish.
ed the attendance, the dancing party
given by the Young Mems Bowling
club at Concordia Opera house was,
like it's predecessors of last season, q
most enjoyable event to the clubs
guests. the floor being comfortably fill
ed by merry throng who seemed to
heartily enter into the pleasures of the
different dances. Potted plants, flowers
and the appendages of the bowling al
ley adorned the stage, where the or
chestra was stationed. A palatable
and substantial supper, served at a
proper interval, was among the excel
lent arrangements, which taken alto
| gether cannot do otherwise than en-
! nance the success of the clubs future
parties. There were several in attend
ance from out Of town.
Silver Wedding Celebrations.
Concordia Opera house was the scene