Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-05-16
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! The Sacred Heart college team
we're the yictors in game of ball Sun
day with the high school nine at Jeffer'
son by score of Is to TO-
The board of health of the city OF
Watertown for the ensuing year is
composed of the following aldermen
S. M. Eaton, Jacob JOSH, M A Began,
G.. H. Bramer and Alfred Meyer.
Mrs. Young will meet her classes
at Concordia Opera house next Mon
day afternoon. Those wishing to join
the new class, and those desiring pri-
vate instructions will please see her at
that time.
There promises to be soft coal fam
inc in town. Nearly all the manufact-
Urers and consumers are short, and it
is extremely difficult to obtain sup
ply anywhere on account Of the labor
troubles in the mining regions.
The ladies' guild of st. Paul's
church and Mrs. Young desire to ex-
press their hearty thanks to all who so
kindly assisted at the art recital last
evening, and who by their willing help
lent additional success to the occasion.
The Laurels and the Royals en-
gagged in a game of baseball at the ball
park Sunday afternoon, the score
standing IL to 6 in favor of the former.
The game was marked by good playing
on both sides, one of the features be-
ing a two-bagger by Marquart, of the
Laurels, which scored three runs.
Last Friday evening Miss Minnie
Sproesser entertained a happy COM
pany of young people at her Clyman
street home on the eve of her depart
ure for Europe. Music and the dance
held full sway until the early morning
hours, when adieus were said, the
hostess being the recipient of kind ex-
pressions for safe and pleasant jour
ney abroad.
Last evenings Milwaukee Journal,
in commenting on our bond suit,
makes the startling announcement that
"Watertown has had no municipal
head for years." We are gald to notice
that our contemporary is so we'll posted
on affairs in a city only about forty
miles distant from it! We would advise
The Journal people to awake from their
Rip Van Wrinkle sleep, gain little en-
terprise and send representative to
our city to interview Mayor Voss and
our other city officers on the inward
workings of a municipal government.
The art recital given last evening
at Concordia Opera house by Mrs. S.
Eta Young and her class was success
in every sense of the word. A large
and fashionable audience greeted the
entertainers and enjoyed to the utmost
the select programme rendered. With
such brilliant galaxy Of young misses,
all we'll schooled in the art of express
sion and the Delsarte movements, it is
extremely difficult to pick the favorite
or to choose the star, and both time
and space prevent us from entering in
to such details as the entertainment
merited. Suffice it to say that all the
cass, who on this occasion made
their debut, did exceedingly well,
much beyond the expectations of
their instructor, Mrs. Young, who is
greatly pleased with the reception &C
corded her and is glad to know that she
has awakened an interest here in this
refined art Efficient assistance was
rendered by Miss Mollie Evans, Of
Milwaukee, and by Mrs. George Havi-
land, of Oconomowoc, in vocal solos,
by Ruth Blair and Edw. L. Schempf
in vocal duet, and by Mrs. G. w.
Green and Miss Nellie Malloy as ac-
companists, while Miss Addie Hoyt,
a Lake Mills pupil of Mrs. Young, IA
vored the audience with pleasing re-
citation of THE Gypsy Flower Girl"
in an attractive Spanish costume.