Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-04-24
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

German Reformed church, Cole street.
The Cole will case is TO come up for
hearing at the Juue term of the circuit
court.
The Concordia society is preparing
to give its final concert of the season
next month.
Call at Globe Milling Co. for your
flour Every sack warranted equal
to any sold in the city.
-Self-washing soap is the best hard
water soap on earth. Try it. Forsale at
the Cooley Grocery house.
The subject of the sermon at the
Congregational church next Sunday
evening is "Christ and Herod." All
are invited.
Bicycle riding on sidewalks here
after will be attended with some risk,
as the city ordinance against the same
will be rigidly enforced.
Robert Erler is erecting substan-
tial new residence on North avenue,
Sixth ward, which will be an ornament
Carl Menge, of the Seventh ward,
died last Wednesday, aged rs years.
The funeral was held from st. Johns
church on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Liebermann,
213 Fourth street, gave dinner party
Sunday evening to a number of their
relatives. The occasion is reported as
one of much enjoyment to those
present.
The Sons of Hermann lodge, No. 13,
held a ball at Turner Opera house last
Saturday evening in honor of the
twenty fifth anniversary of its estab-
lishment IN this city. A large company
participated.
Harlow Pease now has his law Of
fee located on the second floor Of the
new Kusel block, West Main street,
having removed last week from the
Seibel building. The suite of rooms is
conveniently arranged and handsome
ly finished.
"A write-up Of longtime boarders
at Milwaukee hotels. published III last
Sundays Sentinel, contained the fol-
lowing: Leonard Meyer, of Water
town, has spent his Saturdays and
Sundays at the Republican house regu-
larlY for the past nineteen years"
The selection of Hon. John 6. Con-
way as member of the legislative re-
apportionment committee is a worthy
tribute to the gentleman's ability and
sense of fairness. Mr.. Conway s friends
feel certain he may be counted upon
to do what is right in this arduous
task.
The date of the concert to be given
by WATERFOWL Cornet band, under the
direction of Prof. W. B. Thacker, is next
Saturday evening. April q, at Turner
Opera House. An excellent program
has been arranged and the enter
tainment will no doubt be very good
one. Prof. Thacker gave a successful
concert recently at Fort Atkinson and
he is a musician of marked ability.
The boys should be literally patron
lied Tickets % cents. A ball follows
the concert.
The Choral union held its last
meeting of the season Friday evening,
being taken until next
fall, subject to the call of the executive
committee. The reports of the COM
rnittees having in charge the recent
total expense, including rent of the or
atorio scores, to be about $3.50. The
union realized profit of nearly $780,
A vote of thanks was rendered the
Concordia society and Mrs. D. M.
Woodland for invaluable services rem
dered at the concert
The Fort Atkinson Union thus
speaks of a popular salesman who plies
a thriving trade here: The Union rep
resentative ran across John w. Wolf,
at Watertown, Monday. He was hale
and hearty and anxious to know all
about his old friends around here He
has a fine route and makes only five
other towns besides Waukesha, where
he lives. He reports selling $107 600
worth of goods for thee Wellauer &
Hoffman, company, of Milwaukee, and
was third in amount of sales in the list of
twenty-seven men. John farmed it for
several years in Koshkonong and Oak
land"