Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-04-18

st. Paul's Parish guild meets
Thursday afternoon at the rectory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Gamm are the
happy parents of a baby-girl, born yes
terday morning.
The Bishop Welles guild will
meet with Miss Mary Daub next Sat
urday afternoon.
An announcement of great moment
to prospective carpet buyers is made
by Brandt & Adele in this weeks is
sue. Look it up.
! The Jefferson Banner says the new
county board of supervisors will very
likely stand eighteen Democrats and
thirteen Republicans.
John Borkenhagen, 915 Cleveland
street, died of cerebral hemorrhage
Monday, aged 70 years. He leaves a
wife and two daughters.
F. w. Heger will be here next
week prepared to repair lawn mowers
and sewing machines. Leave orders
with VIM. Weber & Co., or Murphy &
| Dobbratz.
Thursday evening at st. Johns
Lutheran church, Miss Lizzie Buen-
ding, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.
Buending, Sixth ward, was married to
NJ. Biver, of Milwaukee.
-Chas. c. Schiller proposes to do
nate the money contained in bis cab
met to charity, providing the kew
which will unlock the cabinet does
not turn up. He desires all still hold
ing keys to bring them in. See his
"ad"
John Molzahn. the popular drug
gist, will furnish his thirsty friends
and patrons with soda water, free of
charge, all day tomorrow, as will be
seen by reference to his lad" on the
first page. Every body is invited to
call and inspect the fountain and sam
pie the drinks.
| The ladies of the Congregational
church will give tea party in the
church parlors on next Thursday
evening. 4 musical program has been
arranged for entertainment during the
evening. It will be composed of selec-
tons by some of the best talent in the
city. All are cordially invited to enjoy,
free of charge, this musical treat
1t is seldom we have seen such
fattering testimonials and tributes OF
| press as is accorded Miss Agnes Hern-
don in the charming comedy drama
LA Belle Marie" or ga Woman's
Revenge" She certainly has proven
herself one of the most brilliant and
successful attractions ever placed be-
fore the public, and should draw a
very large audience at Concordia Opera
house, Monday, April 80.
Last Saturday Marshal Kerr ar
rested a young man 10y the name of
Frank Latzig, who was stopping on
the farm of his uncle, John kohlotf,
about two miles east Of the city. The
arrest WAS made at the instance of the
sheriff OF Lincoln county, who said the
prisoner was wanted on some charge
made 10y the young mans father at
Merrill for misappropriating an
amount Of money. 1t was evident
ly some family squabble. The sheriff
came down after his prisoner and con-
veyed him to Merrill Sunday morning.
From DR.. C. r. FIELDS annual re-
port, as health officer, we CLEAN the
following facts of interest
During the year from March l, 1898,
to February %, 1894, there died within
the city limits l20 persons, Of which
sixty-four were males and ffty-six
females, decrease of ten against the
same period of the previous year.
Twenty eight deaths occurred in chill
dren at or under the age of 3
years; fOrty-three persons died over
the age of IS years, and of this number
thirteen were over 80, and three
reached the patriarchal age of more
than 80 years, while thirty six lived to
be more than 70 years old. The dis
eases claiming the greatest number of
victims were tuberculosis, or consump-
ton, seventeen; pneumonia, nine
bronchitis in various forms, thirteen;
while ten deaths were ascribed to
cold -