Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-06-27
atertOVn Republican
'ATERTowN, WIS.,, JUNE 81, 1894.

Additional local on the fourth page.
st. Paurs ladies' guild meets at the
DRY tomorrow afternoon.
Charles J. Wenck is engaged in
ing the school census for the Board
education.
Albert Quentmeyer won the bicycle
| Jumbo" Keel the watch at the
dye barber shop last evening.
The board of review will meet at
city clerks Office next Monday for
purpose of revising the assessment
s.
Three Sixth ward youths caught a
.rge Of powder full in their faces last
day, while fooling with fireworks.
alarming results.
Otto j. Goeldner's show window
ltains en- attractive display Of every
'iety of fireworks. The display is
y tastefully arranged and meets
approval of passers-by.
Next Saturday morning the real
ate agents, Skinner & Thauer, will
spose Of the old Valerius property,
). 700 West Main street, at public
ction. Here is a good opportunity
an investment and speculation.
Services at st. Paul's Episcopal
urch. Sunday, 1920 A. NJ. and 7:3O
:. The Rev. DR.. Johnson, rector.
pic for evening: 81 speak concern
Christ and the church," or "The
entails of the respective churches. "
The passenger from Madison on
St. Paul road which formerly went
ough here at SOB P. NJ, now leaves
Milwaukee at2:03 P. NJ. which max es
me accommodation for our people.
Ter slight changes IN the timetable
e also occurred since Monday.
More precaution should be taken
prevent rocks from being blown
r the city by the blasting at the
yer. Sunday night several people
'rowly escaped serious injury, and
) hoped that immediate steps may
taken to prevent accidents from
S cause.
The fan motor which Henry Daub
placed in his restaurant is an appar-
S Of considerable interest these hot
rs and produces a vibration to the
nosphere that is delightfully."- refresh
2. 1t is run by electric light power
d bears the imprint of the Hotter
hot Electric company, Boston.
5. B. Fuller has had manufactured
ter his own ideas a wagon specially
signed for the conveyance of pianos
I'd organs. It is small, of neat design
I'd light, while at the same time strong
Id durable. Mr.. Fuller thinks it
st the thing for his business. 1t is
ON the factory of the Thos. Brown
'mpany, Milwaukee.
The ladies of the Woman's Relief
rps will celebrate the Fourth Of July.
Grand Army hall, by holding re-
ption throughout the afternoon and
-ening. There Will be a programme
addresses, vocal and instrumental
usic, recitations, etc. Ice cream.
Ike and lemonade will be served at
opular prices. Admission free. Every
le IS invited. By order of
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The public school picnic took place
9sterday afternoon on Concordia
land, and an ideal day ii was for
chic, too. The children of the schools
arched to the island at 1:30, to the
usic of the Watertown band, there
ing several hundred in line gaily at
ed in conventional picnic costume.
manner of amusements, under the
rection of the teachers, were at hand
r their enjoyment, and vim and
st marked their playing that was truly
reshing to the large numbers of on
s. An abundance of good things
the tables and the pIcnickers
81 to their hearts content. 1t
lthout doubt the best picnic the
)ls ever enjoyed. An impromptu
III the pavilion held a number of
young people until late in the
ming.