Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-25
WatertOVn Republican
WATERFOWL, Wis, OCTOBER Is, 1898.

An eight-pound girl-baby was born
! Wednesday.
Hugo Walter, a former Watertown
boy, has recently been appointed post
master at Casselton, N. d.
County Clerk Morgan has appoint
John o. Munich his deputy, in place
of O. j. Kerschensteiner, resigned.
The depot at Fox Lake was broken
| into by tramp, giving his name as
Howard, Monday noon and robbed OF
$50.
D. S. Morrison and wife, of Fort
Atkinson, over fifty years residents OF
| this county, celebrated their golden
wedding last week.
N. ]. Simon has sold out his interest
in the livery business of Simon &
Waite, to his partner, w. A. Waite,
who will continue the business.
An oyster supper will be given by
the N. P U. at Concordia Opera house
tomorrow Thursday evening. There
will be singing by the Watertown Glee
club.
Married, Saturday evening, Octob-
Der 81, at st. Paul's church parsonage,
by Rev. Or. Jewell, Godfrey Andree,
of Milwaukee, and Miss Jane Marshall,
of this city. The married pair will re-
| side in Milwaukee.
J. II. Welles, one of our mighty
Nimrods, went to Lake KOshkonong
Saturday to make the acquaintance of
| the celebrated canvas backs that infest
| that sheet of water. He returned Mon
dav with game bag we'll filed.
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was lie higher, closing at 500
cash and 629c December. Flour was
dull and unchanged, Barley closed at
SIC, rye at Ale, corn at SIC and oats at
SOC. Hogs were steady at $6.00@$6.50.
The members of the Young Mems
Bowling club are making the necessary
arrangements for an enjoyable dancing
party Friday evening, and they hope
to have liberal response to their eff
forts. Hardege's orchestra provides
| the music.
John Shinnick, former clerk in
Molzahn's drug store, and who left here
about year ago to pursue pharmaceu-
teal studies in Chicago, is now attend
ing the College of Physicians and Sur
geons in that city to prepare himself
for the practice of medicine.
Henry Reinke, the former pro-
prietor of the old fremont house in
this city, lost a brother = Charles
Reinke, of Rochester, Mimi. by gas
asphyxiation in his hotel in Milwaukee
last Wednesday night. Deceased was
former resident of Milwaukee.
The pulpit of the Congregational
church, both morning and evening last
Sunday, was occupied by VIM. Wood
mansee, of Milwaukee, assistant super
| intendent of the Children's Home So
ciety sof Wisconsin. At the evening
meeting the Methodist society united
in the service.
Saturday evening Adolph, the IL
year-old son of VIM. Krebs, while
playing in the lumber yard of Britting-
| ham & Hixon, had his thigh broken by
stick of timber falling upon him.
The medical services 81 DR.. Spalding
were secured and the boys condition
| made as comfortable as possible.
The Bishop Weles guild of St.
Paul's Episcopal church will give a
Halloween sociable at the home of
Mrs. g. J. WILDER, 700 West Main
street, Tuesday evening, October 81 {.
Cake and coffee served from to $50
O'Clock. The young ladies promise
their friends plenty of entertainment
and royal good time.
| The second annual benefit ball of
the Mutual Hose company, at John
sons Greek, Friday evening. was pro-
nounced success and yielded the boys
handsome profit Of over $50. The
silver water pitcher was drawn by Mr..
! Henry, of Jefferson. Several Water
! townites attended the dance, among
whom were Miss Annie Biebermann,
Miss Belle Stats, Miss Chrissie Reil-
ley. John Molzahn, w. T. Dervin, Ed.
Jansen and E. Bebl.