Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-10-10
LOCAL BREViTI6S.

largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Forncrook will
please accept our thanks for supply
OF fine honey.
November 80 is the date the of Sec
ond annual ball of the employees of the
Watertown Shoe company.
p. j Euper has beeu awarded the
contract Tor furnishing the city hall and
Phoenix engine house with coal the
coming year.
"A Y. NJ. c.. A. meeting will be held
next Sunday afternoon, 3 o'clock, at
the Congregational church. A general
invitation is extended.
The Oak Hill Cemetery association
will soon begin plating the north ad-
ditlon of the cemetery. Eight hundred
burial lots will be laid out.
Maud F., black mare, owned by
Charles Fuermann, OF this city, Won
first money in the 2:26 race at the JEFF
ferson fair, Friday afternoon, taking
three straight heats.
Yours Truly" is new illustrated
periodical issued from the job office OF
w. P. Reyes every quarter, the first
number appearing last month. 1t is
we'll patronized by advertisers.
Rev. DR.. Jewell, the former Epls-
copal rector here, now of Portage, is at
present filling the chair of exegesls at
Nashotah house, pending the arrival OF
DR.. McGaIvey, OF Philadelphia.
The registry boards of the severaF
wards had their first sessions yesterday
and in the larger wards sit again to-
day. The poll lists will be revised at
the final sessions two weeks hence.
Herman Michaelowski, of Milwau-
kee, the artist who recently painted
several fine pictures In st. Bernard
church, is at work on some new fig
The subject of the sermon at the
Congregational church next Sunday
.evening-the final one on law and its
enforcement-wil be Law and Chris
tianity". All are cordially invited to
be present.
The circuit court jury was dis
charged last week until October %, the
date set for Judge Siebecker to hear
the case of w. @. Cody against j. G.
Halliger, ct. al, for alleged unlawful
Imprisonment.
Charles T. Lott is again in the
field with the ever popular and reliable
Booth oysters and during the season
he will serve this brand to his Gus
toners by the can or dish. There are
none better on the market.
Hon. w. F. Villas, the senior SEN
atOr from this state, delivers an address
at Democratic rally at Turner Opera
house tomorrow evening. 4. ).
Schmitz, the candidate for lieutenant
governor, speaks in German.
In the circuit court at Jefferson
last week Judge Bennett decided the
case of Mosler, Bahman & Co. VS..
J. A. Salick, of this city, being an &C
$3.50, in favor of the plaintiffs.
M. j. Woodland and his family are
moving into their handsome new home
on North Washington street this week.
This is one of the most substantial,
highly finished and best appointed
residences here and tends to beautify
that norton of the CITY.
"A meeting of Democr IT'S was held
Monday evening at John G. Conway's
law Office and a Democratic campaign
club organized with the following Off
GERS: President, W. F. Voss; vice-pres-
ident and corresponding secretary, j.
W. Moore; recording secretary, Charles
Mulberger; treasurer, Ulrich Habheg-
ger.
The field secretary of the Chautau-
qua Literary and Scientific circle,
George NJ. Brown, of Buffalo, n. Y,
will hold a meeting at the NJ. E.church,
Friday evening, October II. The socie-
ty is seeking to promote a love for a
wider range of reading and study. No
admission fee and no collection.
Everybody come.
We are in receipt of a unique an
nouncement card from Schumacher
Bros.-Joe and Fred-two old Water
town boys, who have opened high
grade shoe shop at 105 Grand avenue,