Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-06-07
WatertOVn Republican
WATERFOWL, WIS, JUNE Z, 1893.

& F. Kusel.
According to the treasury state
ment. the circulation per capita is
$23.8S.
The new sad" of Emil Seibel &
Co. announces a great sale of belts
Saturday.
The bans of James T. Mccarthy
and Miss Anna Brown were announced
at st. Demands church last Sunday.
The annual reunion of the Thir-
teenth Wisconsin Volunteer infantry
will be held at Edgerton, August 81 4,
1898.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give strawberry and ice
cream supper at the church parlors,
Thursday evening, June s.
w. F. Gruetzmacher in his cad"
this week gives some valuable pointers
to persons going to the Worlds Fair in
regard to securing hotel accommoda-
tons.
The order of Odd Fellows numbers
1884 in Wisconsin, with 31S lodges, ex-
ceeding the membership ofthe Masons,
which organization up to few years
ago ranked first in the state.
George Fischer, of Jefferson, and
Miss Theresa Wetter, of the Second
ward, were pronounced man and wife
Yesterday morning at St. Henri's
church, by Rev. H. Kampschroer. The
couple will make their home at Jeffer-
son.
The tin wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mannegold was celebrated at
their residence, 213 Fourth street,
Wednesday evening, May 81, 1898, the
host and hostess entertaining the invit-
ed guests in most pleasant and sump-
tuous manner.
Yesterday Mrs. Hezekiah Finn
received from w. H. Rohr, agent for
the Masonic Benevolent Association of
Central Illinois, at Mattoon, the sum
Of 81 900, being the amount of a life in
surance policy in the association held
by her late husband.
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was 1sc lower and unsettled,
closing at 633c cash, Csc July and 67Bc
September. Flour was steady, but dull.
Barley closed at 5Sc, rye at sic. corn at
353c and oats at Soc. Hogs were steady,
but dull at $650@$675.
Richard Thomas, the noted Mil
waukee tenor, will assist at the per-
Torrance of "Belshazzar" on Tuesday
evening of next week, at Turner Opera
house. Miss Lille Welch, of Milwau-
kee, fine soprano, will also take
leading part in the same work.
Crops of all kinds are looking very
fine in this section, especially is this
true of winter grain, barley and grass,
with fair prospect for corn, consider
ing the late planting. Fruit trees have
blossomed we'll and promise a good
yield. Straw berries never looked more
promising.
Otto G. Uehling, a former Rich
wood boy, well known here, was mar
ried in Milwaukee last Thursday even
ing to Miss Emma Corr, Judge Wallber
performing the ceremony. The festiv-
tiles were held at Freie Gemeinde hall,
some 200 guests being present, among
whom were the following from this
city: Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Werner, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Pritzlaff, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Kruger, G. Gloger, Louis and Max
Kusel.
The Spooner Dramatic company
inaugurated a weeks theatricals at
Concordia Opera house Sunday even
ing, producing "The Black Flag" fol-
lowed Monday evening by" Jack O'Dia-
monds," and last night by ''The Gold
King" The company is one Of con-
siderable merit, and smooth and inter-
esting performances are given. A large
amount Of handsome special scenery
is carried by the company, thereby af-
fording excellent mounting to the pro-
auctions. The child artist, little Allie
Spooner, is the bright particular star
of the troupe, and her acting and spe
cialties are much admired. Three gold
watches will be given to the holders of
the lucky numbers during the engage
ment.
The Seventh Day Adventists' camp
meeting on the banks of Silver Lake
near Portage is proving a success in
every particular. Over 100 tents are
pitched, arranged in a square, in the
center Of which is the large pavilion,
capable Of seating 1900 peole. At diff
ferent points in the ground are large
field tents, in which services will be on
Quoted in German and Norwegian. In
another tent daily meetings will be held
for the youth of all ages while at anoth-
er is the headquarters for the Wiscon-
sin Tract and Missionary society. At
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