Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-07-03

-"White Fawn" flour, per 4o-1b.
sack, $I.Io, delivered to any part of
city.
Rev. q. G. Weiss will preach on
THE Life Of Christ" nextSunday even
| ing at the Congregational church.
The common council has instruct
| ed the board of public works to have
the shade trees along the streets prop
erly trimmed.
The iron railing in front Of the
postohice has been provided with some
nice sharp pegs, and woe to the boy
who sits there now!
City Treasurer Goeldner now has
his Office open every day for the accom-
mediation of those desiring to settle
their liquor licenses for the ensuing
year.
Max Blaesius has been appointed
noxious weed commissioner for the
city, and will attend to the removal Of
these nuisances on all streets and
alleys.
The excursion from GAINESVILLE last
Sunday brought six coaches of people,
who picnicked on Concordia island.
| Good music was furnished by the Bow
er City band.
The pleasing news comes from st.
Louis, Mo-, that baby girl was born
on Sunday last to Mr.. andMrs. w. A.
Herbst. The mother will be remem-
bered by numerous friends here as
Miss Mamie Hill.
| Theodore Prentiss received the
sad news last Wednesday of the death
in New York City of his elder brother,
Frederick Prentiss. The deceased was
known to some of our people, having
visited here on different occasions.
We enjoyed pleasant interview
with Theo Biedermann at Watertown
Friday. Tied" is an assistant in John
Molzahn's fine drugstore ia that city
and has good position under one of
the best of employ ers .-Boscobel Enter
prise.
Miss Wilhelmine Schmidt, daugh-
ter of our former residents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Schmidt, of La Crosse, was
married in that city last Wednesday to
Andreas Schilling. The groom is as
ISOLATED with the La Crosse Soap COM
| pany.
| Emil Seibel, Watertown's pro-
gressive dry goods merchant, claims a
handsome representation IN the parade
and grand entry the opening day OF
the amateur circus, August s. He will
have some fifteen exhibits, requiring
the services of twenty or more persons.
- cOnomowoc Free Press.
The regular army cavalry and ar
tillery forces from Fort Sheridan, ILL.,,
who are to encamp the present month
at Camp Douglas, leave on their march
| through Wisconsin this eek. 1t is
expected they will pass through Water
town and spend night, either on their
way to or from the encampment.
Last Thursday company Of about
twenty couples of young people en-
joyed the evening at Concordia island.
! In the early hours an excellent lunch
con, provided bv the ladies, was par
taken of, and from o'clock until mid
night delightful hop was INDUCED in,
to the music of Hardege's orchestra.
Miss Carrie NJ. Nelson was united
in marriage last Thursday evening to
J. NJ. Winger, Of Oconomowoc, the
ceremony taking place in Milwaukee.
The bride has been making her home
with Mrs. J. Giles, 9O5 Western avenue,
and possesses a circle of warm friends
who wish her every pleasure in her
new relations of life.
+ The following officers were elected
last Wednesday evening by Gutenberg
lodge, No. IS, O. d. H. s., for the ensu-
ing term: Albert Mas. P; Carl Tietz.
lV.P.; Henry Bassinger. T.; VIM. F.
| Quentmeyer, c. S.; Otto R. Kruger,
F. S.; Frank Kartak, trustee for three
wears. The delegates to the grand
lodge at Sturgeon Bay are G. Il. jacob
and Simon Meier; alternates, D. Blum
enfield and Carl Beduhn.
Cali at Globe Milling CO. for your
flour Every sack warranted equal
to any sold in the city.