Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-08-30
The fall session of the Northwest

The fall session of the Northwest
ern university commences to-day.
The scenic and mechanical effects
in Hands Across the Sea" are most
beautiful and startling.
The Sunday evening services at ST..
Paul's Episcopal church, beginning
with next Sunday, will be held at 1880
o'clock.
Tomorrow the Congregational
church and Sunday school hold their
| picnic on Concordia island. Buses
will leave the church at o'clock.
The climax to the second act of
Glands Across the Sea" is said to be
one of the strongest ever written. At
| Concordia Opera house. August 81.
About dozen couples of our young
people enjoyed themselves at dane
ing party on Concordia island last
Thursday evening. The affair was in
honor of R. w. Hartwig, of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. A. Schatz mourn
the loss of their infant daughter, Mar
celia M, who died Thursday, August
"a, of cholera infantum, aged six
months. The funeral was held Sunday.
The annual meeting of the Dodge
county Pioneer club will be held at
Congress hall, juneau, Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 10, and preparations are being
made for gathering worthy of the &C.
| casion. ... -...s..ss
The new grocery store Of John E..
Heismann begins business with an
"ad" in The REPUBLICAN, and the at
tention of our readers is called to it.
Mr.. Heismann is we'll known, and de-
serves fair share of public patronage.
His stock is new, fresh, choice and
cheap.
Miss Mollie Evans, of Milwaukee,
sang at the Congregational church Sun
day evening, rendering mot There,
Not There, Ny Child" in that purity
and sweetness of voice with which she
is SO highly favored. Rev. G. c. Weiss
preached strong, logical and forcible
sermon on the subject of True Life"
A. Quentmeyer makes an import
ant announcement in his new adver-
tisement this week that it would be
well for those seeking clothing to give
their attention. With the large stock
of woolens for tailoring. good fits and
workmanship and low prices, the
Quentmeyer clothing house can fill the
bill to its customers.
"A Watertown lady is quite gone on
wienerwurst, and seeing some that
looked quite tempting in the Vienna
restaurant at the Worlds fair. she Or
dered few, but great Scott even in
these times of cramped currency, her
bill for the wienerwurst lunch was
SLIGO. The lady thinks that the times
are out of joint, with wienerwurst so
high, while everything else is on the
down grade.
The Little Laurel baseball club, of
this city, team composed Of young
players about Is years old, went to
Lowell Sunday and played ball with
the team of that place. Waltz, who
pitched for the Watertown boys, per-
formed excellent service, and he was
efficiently supported by the balance of
the team. The result of the game was:
Little Laurels, II; Lowell, 9. Batteries
Lowell, Pease and Waidman; Little
Laurels, Waltz and Schultz
Friday afternoon Daniel Hall was
thrown down. by the breaking of a
grape vine, which he was pulling out
of the ground. He received severe
shock from the fall and one of his linn bs
was painfully injured, although no
break occurred. At last advices be was
as comfortable as could be expected
considering the nature of the accident.
Miss Y. GUS, who has had valuable ex-
perience as nurse in New York City,
is ate nding at Mr.. Halls bedside.
"A road race at Waterloo Wednes-
day, Sept. 6, promises to be one of the
events of the season. Prizes to the
amount of$500 are offered. The course
is 81 miles over good roads. For the
winner "a pound English racer
valued at $l65 is offered, and a gold
time medal valued of $65 will be given
the time winner. The second time
prize is silver medal valued at $25.
Twenty other prizes are offered. It is
also proposed to have a Hook and Lad
der race. The Columbus team that
took part in the recent tournament at
Whitewater, will enter the contest,
provided other team will participate.
The Jefferson county fair is doing
a strong line of advertising. If the
people respond equal to their efforts, a
large attendance may be assured. Com
mencing about September l force.
will be put on the road, to literally
cover with paste and bills everything
that has space and surface, besides
scattering broadcast choice fair litera-