Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-12-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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wedding cards taken at this office.
st. Paul's parish guild meets with
Mrs. Amos Baum Thursday afternoon.
The usual number of "drunks'' in
cident to fair day traversed the streets
yesterday.
Assignee Fred Vullmahn is closing
out the stock of the Emmerling Gro
Gerry house.
The feast of the Immaculate Con-
ception was observed with services at
the Catholic churches Saturday.
-Wiggenhorn Bros. and D. & F.
Kusel expect to occupy their new
building shortly after January |.
Louis Menges, of Chicago, is
now running the barber shop at l..
Jaehrling's old stand, next door to the
Wisconsin house.
Word has been received here Of
the recent death at Waupaca of L. L..
Thomson, who formerly kept a drug
store on the west side.
Charles Frederick, ofOconomowoc,
and Miss Lena Bauer, of the Sixth
ward, were married at the BRIDE
home, on Wednesday evening, Deem
Der 5.
Anton Meyer had one of his fin
gers crushed in a door at Buchheit's
commission store, where he is en-
ployed, Monday. DR.. Werner ampu-
tated it.
On Thursday evening last the sec
ond party given by the dancing club
took place at the Opera house. There
was a good attendance and an enjoy
able time.
In the absence of Prof. Stlllman, who
was i'll, Edw. J. Brandt conducted the
Choral union rehearsal Friday even
ing and Mrs d. NJ Woodland played
the accompaniment.
The Congregational church will
have a free lecture course after the
holidays. The plan is a cooperative
one between number Of neighboring
pastors, who will talk on interesting
| topics.
The rector of st. Paul's Episcopa
church is preaching series of Advent
sermons. Topics for next Sunday
"The Signs of :the Times" and "The
Jew, Standing Wonder" Services
at 1890 and 100
The local Knights of Pythias lodge
is acquiring a considerable member
ship from johnson Creek. Assembly
man-elect II. G. Christians and H. j
Grell took their first degree las
Wednesday evening.
The recent cut of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul company in its
working force has affected Watertowr
| to some extent. We understand tn c
services of several employees living here
have been dispensed with.
Frank Sands, of Richland Center
and Miss Amelia Klukcow, of the
town of Watertown, were married al
| the home of the bride, Wednesday last
| Rev. w. W. Wilson, of the NJ. E
church, performed the cere mony.
Rev. F. Hahn, the missionary from
India who was to speak at the Morav
| ian and German Methodist churches
| last Sunday. was prevented from doins
so by illness, but will keep his appoint
ments, as announced, on next Sunday
DIR. J. NJ Sleicher, recently Of Chi
cage, has located in Watertown anC
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over Gamm's drug store. Before 90
! for twelve years in Colorado ReaC
his business card in another column.
This morning, Frank Mellon, {
tramp, was sentenced by Justice Stacy
to thirty days in the county jail fol
stealing an overcoat yesterday from A
Quentmeyer's store, and another tramE
received like sentence from Justice
| HenZe for stealing fur coat at Herte
| q Hoffman, s.
The officers and board of directors
of the Merchants bank are still enjoy
! ing their round of social pleasures, the
latest entertainers being Director Gus
May and his father, Chris. May, vice
president of the bank, who on Satur
day evening extended the hospitality
of their home. An evening of much
enjoyment Is reported.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year by Log camp, No
401, NJ. w. of A, at their meeting hel(
| Friday evening last: H. A. Downing
V. c.; Theo. Huber, w A; Ed .Schm mutt
Ter, B.; w. G. Steinmann, c.; H. J
! Hoffman,, E.; DR.. F. G. Werner, Pr.
Albert Martin, Waterman; Ed. Specht
sentry; manager for three years, VIM
! Weber; delegate to head camp, w. G
Steinmann: alternate. Ed Specht.