Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-05-17
WatertOVn Republican
WATERFOWL, WIS.,, MAY II, 1893.

Stahl.
DIR. A Solliday has sold out his
dentistry business to his partner, DR..
Arthur Meyer.
THE REPUBLICAN issues supple
ment this week containing all the laws
passed by the last legislature.
Mail service six times a week has
been ordered, commencing next Mon
day, on the route to Pennington, Con-
cord and PIpersville.
If you wish to get rid Of that head
ache why don't you consult E. A.
Williams, the Optician, at the Com
mercial Hotel? Examination free.
Did you say cycles? Well, yes, we
have them. The best in the land.
And we sell them, too, and don't you
forget it. D. & F. KUsEL.
Friends here may be interested to
know that a girl-baby was recently
born to Mr.. aud Mrs. Max Gebhardt,
formerly of this city, now of Cleveland,
Ohio
The Moravian Y P S. G. E. cordial
ly invites the young people of the city
to its prayer meetings, which take
place every Sunday evening at $50 at
the Moravian chapel.
w. F. Goodhue has commenced
this week to make a survey of the city
for sewerage. This is a move that
every citizen of Watertown having the
best interest of the city at heart will
warmly endorse.
&C. Kresenske withdrew his COM
plant before Justice Halliger against
the Chinaman, and the case of June
Lee for disorderly conduct, before JUS
tice Stacy, was dismissed upon motion
of the city attorney.
An old town of WATERFOWL resi-
dent, Patrick Donovan, died at Chicago,
of general debility. Wednesday, May
10, aged so years. The following day the
remains were brought here and buried
in the st. Bernard cemetery.
List ofletters remaining in the post
office at Watertown, May II, 1898:
Cleveland Milling Co. Hamilton, G. B.
Charter, Geo. (2) Huridinger, IL. R.
Lawyer, j. l..
J. T. MoAK. P. M.
At a meeting Of the Y. P. S. G. E. of
the Congregational church held at their
parlors last Friday evening Mrs. D. G.
WHITE rendered her resignation as
president of the society. Miss Marie
Mentink was elected president to fill
the unexpired term.
The foundry building Of the Perry
Manufacturing company, one Of the
oldest landmarks in the city, is being
torn down by the present owners, the
E. Kunert Manufacturing company, to
make room for a new and substantial
building of the same character.
milwaukee went through an ordeal
of excitement Saturday by hours
run on the Plankinton Bank. The fact
that the bank held $4,000 of the pa
per of the Lappen companies, caused
the panic, but the Plankinton nobly
stood the test, paying all the demands
with its own money.
Miss Inez Sleeper entertained
many score of her young girl friends
at her pleasant home, Gil Fifth street,
yesterday afternoon. AS they marched
on the street, gaily attired in their
spring garb, our coming female sover-
eigns presented the appearance of a
beautiful May party.
Rev. Robert B. Evatt, of Rio, well
known in Congregational church cir
cles here, was married Thursday last,
May II, to Miss Lottie Borden, Of
Columbus. The happy couple will make
their home at Neillsville, where Mr..
Evatt has accepted the pastorate of the
Congr egational church.
"A numerously signed petition is in
circulation, asking the Common Coun-
Gil to reconsider its action regarding
the question of using the cid engine
house on First street for morgue; and
suggesting the sale Of said engine house
property and the purchase of property
in another location, better fitted for a
morgue.
Mr.. Williams, the Optician, will
make regular visits to WATERFOWL. IF
you have any trouble with your eyes
go and have them examined and be
convinced, for yourself, that he thor
oughly understands his business. If
you wish to know more about Mr..
Williams, he would cheerfully refer
you to any business man, or firm, in
Lake Mills.
Welcome! We are pleased to state
that the Buchanan Comedy company,
which gave general satisfaction here
on their previous engagement, will ap-
pear here again on Sunday evening,
May 81, at Concordia Opera house, in
the famous play, "Fanchon." They
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