Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-08-30
WatertOVn Republican
WATERFOWL, WIS, AUG. 80, 1898.

g. A. Stallman's favorite horse
died Saturday.
-Minna, infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Ludtke, died Friday, OF cholera
infantum, aged eight months.
You must take off your hat to
Jarvle Harrison "from this out" as he
became the father of bouncing
boy last Friday
| An excursion comes from Madison
here next Sunday and In connection
there will be a concert at Turner park
by the First Regiment band.
The ship scene in the fourth act of
Hands Across the Sea" is an exact
reproduction of the deck of an ocean
liner and is correct in every detail.
The Junior Christian Endeavor of
the Congregational church, thirty in
number, picknicked at Lake Mills last
Thursday and passed delightful time.
Beginning with September l there
| will be great sale ofsheetings at the es-
Enlistment of E. Seibel & Co. You will
consult your interest by giving atten-
ton to this sale. See advertisement.
Rev. Francis P. Reilly, of St. Fran
els seminary, and an old Clyman boy,
preached the sermon at the laying of
the corner stone of the new st.
Patrick's church, Milwaukee, last Sun
day.
"A proclamation has been issued by
Governor Peck, setting apart the first
Monday in September of each year as
Labor day, "for the purpose of afford
ing all laboring classes one day of rest
and recreation.'
Mrs. August Kunitz died Wednes-
day last at her home. All Jones street,
of apoplexy, aged 40 years. Deceased
was born in Prussia, and the mother of
large family of children. Her funer-
al took place Saturday afternoon.
VIM. Schoppe has sold his saloon
and restaurant business to Cover &
Richter, formerly of GAINESVILLE. Mr..
Schoppe has departed for his new
home in Chicago, where he takes po-
sition as city solicitor for a prominent
business house.
John NJ. Hagerty, injured in the
late railroad accident near Dubuque,
Ia, referred to in last weeks REPUBL1-
CAN, is not our Seventh ward resident,
but different person altogether. The
Watertown Hagerty is employed in
the railroad yards at Ashland.
Three blossoms on night bloom
ing cereus plant, belonging to Mrs.
Eliza Richards, opened Saturday even
ing, and number of friends were
present to see the flowers open, bloom
and die. The flowers were magnificent
specimens and emitted grateful. re-
freshing fragrance.
John Hefty and Miss Anna Martch,
second eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Martch, were married at St,
Henri's church. Monday morning, by
Rev. Father Kampschroer. The num-
erous friends of the couple extend
congratulations, wishing them happy
and prosperous welded life
Sutherland & Ewald's big combina-
ton will present at Turner Opera
house, Friday evening, September s,
"The Streets ofNew York" The New
York World says:
The Streets of New York" is un-
doubtedlv the best American .plav.
combining IS it does, pathos, humor
and sensational effects.
AT the Order of Eastern Star picnic
at Oconomowoc last Wednesday the
organization of the outing club was
perfected by the election of Mrs. T. S.
Hayhurst, of Waterloo, as president,
and Mrs. Mollie Goodspeed, Of Column
bus, as secretary. The next picnic of
the order will be held in this city,
July "a, 1894.
Anton Koch, residing on the old
Milwaukee road. was taken yesterday
to the Northern Hospital for the In
sane, having been adjudged insane
by Judge Colonius upon the medical
testimony of Drs. Whyte and Field.
Koch is about 20 years old and has a
wife and several children. He had be-
come respondent through frequent
fits of sickness.
The public schools open for the
fall term on Monday, September 4.
Pupils that wish to be admitted to the
grammar and High school depart
ments, as well as those whose place in
these departments has not already
been determined, will meet me for ex-
1 animation of tho HiUh school on Fri.