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

/ "A son was DOrn MONDAY night &c
| Mr. and Mrs. Herman Grams, lis War
rem street.
DIR. Valerius has sold his property
corner of Monroe and West Mali
| streets, to Chicago parties for 81, 800.
"A couple tramps were taken to the
county jail Saturday by Marshal Kerr
on a charge of vagrancy and begging.
Robert Adele, of the firm of Brandt
| & Adele, is all smiles over the arrival
of bright little girl baby at his home
Saturday night.
The Cole building at the corner OF
Main and North Second streets is re-
ceiving an entirely new front-an i'm
provement much needed.
-Gustave Schnasse, a former resi-
dent of this city, has been appointed
postmaster at Rapid City, S D. He
held the same position during Presi-
dent Cleveland's first term.
Friends here will be interested in
the approaching marriage on Thurs
dav, Nav 8, of Miss Amy Field, daugh-
ter of our former townsman, George
L. Field, of Ripon, to DR.. Edward G.
| Barnes.
j. W. Kintzinger, of La Crosse, is
the new agent at this point of the
United States Express company, COM
mencing his duties last week. Mr..
Kintzinger is a young man of pleasant
WAYS, and has a faculty for making
friends readily. He was up to the LIST
of March employed by the American
company as a road messenger.
An itinerant combination compos-
ed of two cinnamon bears and four I'M
couth Dagoes struck the town Saturday
afternoon and started to give an eIhi-
bition of their tricks on the postotfic g
corner, but were stopped in short
order by the authorities. They there
upon wendell their way to pastures
new.
August Behlke, of Watertown, and
Miss Emma Bauer, of this city, were
united in marriage at the Lutheran
church in this city on Wednesday,
April IL The marriage took place in
the presence Of a large gathering OF
relatives and friends. Rev. Sauer of
fciated The young couple will make
Watertown their future home.-Jatneaat
Independent.
The name of Senator W F. Voss is
being mentioned for state treasurer
on the Democratic ticket. He can prob
ably have the nomination if he wants
it, but we doubt his being DESTROYS of
such an empty honor. There will
be no scramble this fall for positions
on the Democratic state ticket, the
chances for success being too remote
and predetermined. This is Republi-
can wear.
"A partnership in the stone and
marble business has been formed
between Albert Q. Kruger and An
drew Roegner, and the firm will erect
a mill with all the improved machinery
to facilitate work in their line on the
site of the old Bennett foundry on
First street, adjoining G. May & Sons
creamery. The mill will be 16x30 feet
in size and water power Will run the
machinery. Messrs. Kruger and
Roegner are both practical stone men
and should make success Of their
under taking,
We are in receipt of he University
of Wiscon sin catalogue for 1884, more
complete than ever before. The whole
number of students enlisted is l. 279,
and the teaching corps has been in
creased fifteen over last year. Those
from Watertown in the different
branches are as follows: College of Let
ters and Science, Sophomore class,
Miss Susie M. Peters; Freshman class,
Thomas F. Shinnick. College of Me-
cha MICS and Engineering, Senior class,
Paul A. Biefeld; Junior class, Arthur
Maldaner; Freshman class, Arnold E {.
Broenniman. College Of Law, Senior
class, Charles Mulberger; Junior class,
Gustave Buchheit. School of Phar-
macy, Sophomore class, Edward
Kusel, John w. Schempf.