Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-12-04

In a supplement with this issue
will be found the complete proceedings
of the 1895 session of the Jefferson
county board of supervisors.
The cables containing the tele-
phone wires are being run into the new
exchange in the Postofice block from
the poles on the corners of Main and
First streets.
The Young Mems Bowling club and
the 'Never Sweats'' engage in a match
game this evening at the Concordia al
leys. The latter receive a handicap of
1000 points.
Those unique little pocket-cameras
are producing a multitude of interest
ing pictures these days, and it seems
to be quite the fad to be snapped" az
you pass along the streets. Some Of
the views are really ine-equal to
those taken by more ~pretentious in
struments.
Lovers of music are anticipating
with much pleasure the concert by the
Bach Symphony orchestra, of Milwau-
kee, at Turner Opera house, Friday
evening next. The sale ofseats has been
quite large and a good house is assured.
The program will consist of both class
ical and popular numbers.
The local branch of the Catholic
Knights of Wisconsin elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term
Monday evening: President, James
Prendergast; vice-president. Joseph
Brooks; treasurer, w. j. Toussaint, re-
cording secretary, w. D. Stacy; fnan-
cial secretary, Charles Hahn; trustee
for three years, j. w. Moore.
w. Bretsch and Miss Anna Janda,
a young couple of Milwaukee, took the
morning train yesterday for this city,
and upon arriving here quietly wended
their way to Justice Henze's office and
were married. Jacob Weisel and wife,
who accompanied them, were the sub
scribing witnesses. The party dined
at the Hotel Daub and returned to Mil
Waukee in the afternoon. 1t is under
stood the marriage was to have been
kept secret.
While leading home II. Grube's
horse from a blacksmith shop Saturday
afternoon, Arthur Bickner. the 11-year.
old son of n. Bickner, 800 Wisconsin
street. had a narrow escape from seri'
GUS injury. Near the corner of Third
and Spring streets the horse became
frightened and unmanageable, kicking
the boy in the side and running away.
Young Bickner was stunned by the
kick, but revived after a while and is
now all right.
On December IL the ladies of st
Paul's church will hold the "Mothel
Goose Market" in the building former
ly occupied by the W~iggenhorn cigar
factory, 1Os Main street. 1.-The ole
woman who lived in a SHOE" and who
has become tired, in all these years
disciplining her many children, has
| U6cIu0Q ~ uldhO GAA0 OIL OPPOi IL y
for disposing of some of them, and the
ladies hope that the heart of many q
little girl will be g~laddened at Christ
mas time by a gift of one of them.
"A good joke is going the rounds al
the expense Of society reporter on one
of our esteemed contemporaries and g
number of our prominent young ladies
In describing the toilettes of the ladies
at a recent social event (by the way, il
wasn't a masquerade, the aforesaid re
porter apparently became badly mud
died. To appear in the materials al
lotted to several ofthe girls would have
made them look ludicrouslY funny. Il
would not be so bad if they had been
component parts of a fruit store, OF
posing as draperies to a window OF
doorway, but the costumes would have
been sadly out of place in a ballroom.
Apples, oranges and other fruits
at Heismann's.
The holiday display at August
Gamm's Crockery house never was
better.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s minnesota
Queen is the best. Ask your grocer
for it. Only 100 cents a sack.
Christmas trees, ornaments, trim.
mings, ETC., a great variety on hand
at H~eismann's, All Main street.
The largest line of decorated din
ner and toilet ware at prices never
heard of before, at August Gamm's.
Seventeen cents and upwards gets
you a pound Of coffee.
10 cts. good uncolored Japan tea.
10 cts. a gallon-Hard to Beat
syrup, at Becker & Thauer's, l door
north of Woodland & Stones. 9w3
Call at Heismann's for your sup
ply for the holidays in fine candies,
all kinds of nuts, ETC., at right prices,
An endless variety in banquet
and table lamps at August Gamm's.
Please call and be convinced Of the
astonishingly low prices.
Awarded
HinhAsf HouorS-WOrld'S Fair.