Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-11-14
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

The Bishop Welles guild meets
Saturday afternoon with Miss Mary
Daub.
The Cooley Grocery house has
salmon sale this week. For particulars
see lad"
The river froze over Saturday
night, an unusual happeningso early IN
the season.
The Herman Schroeder homestead
on Seventh street has been sold to Mrs.
Mary Stats for So, $50.
Charles A. Skinner has purchased
of Mrs. Mary Stats the old Bertholf
residence on Western avenue.
The engagement of Miss Nettle
Baker, of this city, to Benjamin Buck
ingham, of Fort Atkinson,is announced.
1t has been showing off and on for
week past. Yesterday morning
sleighs were out for the first time this
season.
Rev. George G. Weiss will continue
his discourses on the Bible next Sun
day evening at the Congregational
church.
Lots in the Richards Hill addition
are offered for sale at from 800 to $500.
There is no finer residence property
in the city than this.
The monthly fair yesterday was
not as largely attended as might be eZ-
pected for a November fair, still some
of the merchants report good trade.
The Rev. DIR. Johnson will, by re-
quest, repeat, on Sunday evening, his
sermon on "The Spiritualism of the
Bible, or All Saints Day Lessons }"
Service at 7:30.
The county board of supervisors
met in annual session yesterday at } eff
ferson. Supervisors Moak, Kuhn.
Struck, Stacy and Breckenridge are in
attendance from this city.
The Y. P S. G. E. of the Moravian
church.is arranging to hold bazaar in the
Seibel store building on North Fourth
street, lately occupied by Theo. Dob
bratz, on Friday, November 80.
The "Benediction" of the Villas
Memorial Guild hall at Madison will
take place on Thursday. The Rev. DR..
Johnson has been invited to particl-
pate. Bishop Nicholson will preside.
We should like to assure Brother
Moore at this time that he will have no
occasion to use that rooster IN '96, but
we hope he will still have it in stock
then so we can borrow it again. It's a
dandy, and no mistake.
"A new and popular perfume just
on the market is Hilbert's 'Stolen
Sweets" for which John Molzahn is
the sole agent for this city. 1t is well
named, and bears dainty but lasting
fragrance The ladies especially will
be pleased with it.
During the present season the
Concordia society intends giving a
number of artistic concerts, assisted by
their director, William Forane, and
other frst-class talent. The society Is
membership is open to ladies and
gentlemen wishing to join.
Our respected neighbor, The Welt
buerger, must now realize that we we're
not talking through our hat" when we
endeavored. last summer, to show up
Mr.. Barwig's Weaknesses with his con-
stituents and how there would be a
great falling off in his vote. Have not
our predictions to very large degree
materialized?
Rev Mr. Brown, of Delavan, the
noted colored Methodist preacher, ho
has on former occasions talked here for
the edifcation Of the boys about town,
lectured in his characteristic way to a
large audience Sunday evening at the
NJ E. church. He made a rambling
speech on the colored people of the
South, and at the close took up a col
lection for his financial welfare.
Last week the A. Fuermann Brew
ing company held its annual meeting
and elected the following officers:
President, Albert Fuermann; vice
president, Henry Fuermann; secre-
tary and treasurer, Albert j. Weis.
The company is considering the ques-
ton of buying barley direct from the
farmers in the home market, instead