Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-06-28
WatertOVn Republican
WATERFOWL, WIS, JUNE %, 1898.
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tional church have been changed to
7:45 o'clock.
The Young Mems Bowling club
enjoyed a pleasant days outing at
Lake Mills Sunday.
Until further notice evening ser
vice at St. Paul's Episcopal church viii
be held at o'clock.
The next annual reunion of the
Twenty-ninth Wisconsin regiment is
appointed to be held in this city.
VIM. Martch, residing at 900 Wis
consin street, while doing carpenter
work Monday, fell from window and
broke two ribs.
The NJ E. Church social will meet
Friday evening of this week wi thMiss
Lille Boughton and general invita-
ton is extended to all.
-Patronize the only private bus
line in the city. Bert w. Smith will
attend to your order. Office, Evans
livery. Telephone, No. 70.
AT the laying of the corner stone
ofthe New Jerusalem Lutheran church.
Milwaukee, Sunday, Prof A. F. Ernst,
of the Northwestern University, deliv-
cred the grafton.
The case of the state VS.. exTreas-
urer Richard Guenther to recover in
terest moneys will be called before
Judge Siebecker in the Circuit court at
Madison this morning.
The Turner society will unite with
the WATERFOWL Cornet band in cele-
brating the coming Fourth of July, af-
ternoon and evening, at Turner Opera
house and park. The celebration will
close with a grand ball.
Office hours at the postofice on
Tuesday next July Il, will be from
7:3O until 10 A. NJ, and 5 to P. NJ. There
will be no afternoon deliveries of mail
by carrier. Carrier window will be
open from to 6 P. NJ.
List ofletters remaining in the post
office at WATERFOWL, June %, 1898.
Bardtlett, Mrs. Alton A.
| Duffy, Mrs. Michael Haynie, T. F. (2)
Sisters Charity (St. James SchooD
J. T. MoAK. P. M.
%. J. Goeldner makes a grand fire.
works announcement in his advertis-
ing space this week in THE REPUBLICAN
columns. He has for sale all sorts OF
pyrotechnic displays for patriotic de-
monstrations on the coming Fourth OF
July.
The wedding of Prof. Hobart B.
Hubbell, principal of the Beaver Dam
High school, and Miss Edna Flanders,
! teacher of the kindergarten class, took
place Saturday at the residence of G.
B. Congdon. The ceremony was 9
quiet one.
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
! terday was &c lower, closing at 633C
cash. 64c July and 675c September
Flour was stronger and in fair demand
Barley closed at soc, rye at sic, corn at
SIC ard oats at 332c. Hogs were 10t
higher, ranging at S5.90@S6.1O.
-J.ssW. Wright, a former Waterfowl
boy, now of Chadron, Neb, was among
those who were graduated from Beloit
college last week. The subject of his
Grafton was ''The Responsibility OF
Higher Education to Frontier Life
Mr. Wright will enter the field Of
| journalism at Chadron.
The Denison combined carpet
stretcher and tacker is one of the best
and most useful devices ever original.
ed. 1t not only stretches the carpet,
but it tacks it down while the person
remains in an upright position. Con-
sequently no stiff knees or unruff1ed
! tempers follow the putting down OF
your carpet. Everyone who sees this
stretcher buys it at once. tits sold for
! 81 so and is well worth SIS. JAG Ditsch-
Ter is the sole agent for this city and
vicinity.
The St. Bernard s church ice cream
festival and entertainment at Concor.
dia Opera house Thursday evening
last was largely attended and highly
successful affair in all respects, the
ladies realizing about one hundred
dollars from their efforts. The voting
| for the watch, contest between the
friends of Miss Lizzie McHugh, of Rich
wood, and Miss Emile Buchheit,
| caused considerable interest. At the
end of the voting the result stood
Miss McHugh, 546; Miss Buchheit, Ill
Friday afternoon the annual picnic
| of the public schools was held on Con
cordia island, about |, 900 scholars with
their teachers and friends forming in
line and marching to the grounds, head
ed by the Cornet band. The weather
was delightful, the first really perfect
day the children have had for their
school picnic in some years, and the con,
siderate demeanor Of the clerk of the
weather on the occasion was duly ap.
preciated by all assembled in the syl
van shades of the island. Many not
connected with the schools ayailed
themselves of the opportunity to be
| onJ ri IN tho n1pa