Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-11-29
WatertOVn Republican
WATERFOWL, Wis, Nov. 20, 1888.

Otto j. Goeldner, J. d. Casey.
Miss Chrissy Riley, of this city, is
teacher of the Horace Wells district
school, near juneau, for the winter
term.
The NJ. E. church social will meet
with the Rev. and Mrs. Wilson, Friday
evening of this week. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all friends.
Remember the second annual sam :
pie sale of the
WATERFOWL SHOE Co., (RetaiD
203 Main St., Coles block
John Hrobsiy. of Redwood, has
purchased the saloon property of j.
Kneubuehler, COL North Second street,
and took possession of the business last
week.
Murphy & Eckner have the con-
tract for the frescoing and the interior
painting of the NJ. E. church at Mar
shall, recently remodeled. The work
will be completed in about two weeks
We have received a communication
without any name being signed to it
and therefore it is consigned to the
waste basket. To insure insertion a
communication must have a signature
attached.
The postoffice will be open to-mor.
NOR Thanksgiving day. from 1880 un-
Ill 10 A. NJ, and from to 6P. NJ. There
will he only one delivery by carriers
during the day. Carrier window will
be open from 5 to P. NJ.
Cutters and sleighs were brought
ont this week for the first time this
season, the snowfall Sunday and Mon
day making the runners slide rather
freely. This is the earliest sleighing
remembered here in some years.
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was less firm, closing ct 59sc
cash or December and 645c May. Flour
was firm, but dull. Barley closed at
49c, rye at sole, corn at Safe, and oats
at 293c. Hogs were 10c lower, ranging
at $5.00@$5.35.
The headquarters for sleighs, cut
tiers and bob sleighs is at J. D. Casey's,
South Water street, where a fine stock
may be found at prices to suit the
times. Mr., Casey sells none but first
class makes. When in want of any
thing in the sleigh line, give him call.
See advertisement.
Monday morning John Ruzek,
proprietor of the Watertown steam
laundry, and Miss Bertha Hrobskv,
were married at St. Henri's church by
Rev. H. Kampschroer. The large cir
Gle of friends of the bride and groom
unite in wishing them happy and
prosperous welded life.
DR. Raymond J. Wenker, dentist,
has rented an Office in Salick's build
ing for the practice of his profession.
DR.. Wenker is graduate of Chicago
College of Dental Surgery and comes
here from Duluth, Minnesota, where
he practiced three years. He studied
with DR.. E. Goeldner and is well &C
qnainted here.
"A special train on the Chicago.
Milwaukee & St. Paul railway passed
through here Friday morning from
Milwaukee, having on board ex-Presi-
dent Benjamin Harrison and party,
bound for Viroqua to attend the funeral
of Ex-Governor Rusk. A number of
our citizens were at the depot awaiting
themselves Of the opportunity of see
ing the ex-president.
The Glover club, of the Congrega-
tional church, give their annual en-
tertainment at Turner Opera house,
lower hall, Thursday evening of
next week, December 7. The ladies
Interested in the club are sparing no
pains to have their efforts this year
crowned with success and to this end
will prepare supper that will satisfy
the taste of the most rigid epicurean,
eSho phO Oc1DoI W III OC well
with fine display of fancy and useful
articles. Let there be a generous pa
tronage extended.
&C. Hugo jacob was rendered
banquet by his friends of the Concor-
dia Bowling club, Thursday evening,
at Concordia Opera house The festiv-
tiles were enjoyed by number Of Mr..
Jacobl's most intimate bowling asso-
ciates, and a time of good cheer and
pleasantly held sway during the even
ing. The supper on the occasion was
under supervision of mine host''
Henry Daub, of Daub's hotel, which is
all that requires to be said of the ex-
cellence of the spread The party was
called together in recognition of Mr..
Jacobs early departure to take his
place as consul to Reichenberg.
The celebrated V. Blatz Brew
ing Co.'s (rlilwaukee) Wiener Lager
on draught at Daub's. Private Stock
i'm nfsarfc and hints