Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-09-25

flour. Every sack warranted equal
to any sold in the city.
-Engel Seidler and Miss Anna Lip
chow were married on September IA by
Rev. H. Hoerig, of St. Paul's Lutheran
church.
The Wisconsin Telephone COM
pany's exchange will shortly be re-
moved to the Postofice block, front
room, second floor.
Next Sunday, in the absence ofthe
pastor, President R. G. Flagg, of Ripon
college, will occupy the pulpit at the
Congregational church.
"A new store building is in course of
erection at Hubbleton, to be occupied
BY Edward Maldaner, of this city, with
general stock of merchandise.
| The Jefferson county fair takes
place at Jefferson next week, from Oc-
tober to A. With favorable weather
the fair will no doubt be successful.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lott mourn
the death of their S-months-old daugh-
ter, which occurred Saturday evening.
The funeral was held yesterday after
noon.
None of the gentlemen named by
Mayor Moak as delegates to the Deep
Waterways convention atCleveland this
week are in attendance, business mat
tiers interfering.
Burglars again broke into D. II.
KusePs residence Saturday evening,
but this time contented themselves
with disturbing the canned goods and
preserves in the cellar.
g. F. Ramsey, brother of Mrs. 6.
c. Weiss, has purchased The Hartland
News and Dairyman from H. w. Good
WIN. We wish the new proprietor
every success in his Undertaking.
This evening at 1880, in st. Mark s
Lutheran church, occurs the wedding
of Rev. Otto Hagedorn, of Milwaukee,
to Miss Minnie Schultz, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. William Schultz, No. 600
Sixth street.
"A full house greeted "Uncle Josh
Spruceby" at Concordia Opera house,
last Wednesday evening. but the pro-
duction caused considerable dissatis-
faction on account of the poor ability
of the company.
The date of the donation social for
the benefit of Rev. W. w. Wilson has
been changed from Thursday to Friday
evening of this week, at the M. E. par
lors. A liberal response is hoped for
Coffee and cake will be served.
A double male quartette has recent
ly been organized consisting of the fol-
! lowing: F. W. Lehman and E. L.
Schempf, first tenors; Fred VulImahn
and Will Sproesser, second tenors; E.
J. Wiggenhorn and F. g. Keck, bari
tones; J. W. Wiggenhorn and Charles
FeIsst, bassos.
The dramatic recital and musicale
given by Charles Winter Wood, Fran
A. Stewart and Prof Ed. Oglesby is
worthy of a liberal patronage and those
who attend will undoubtedly be well
| pleased with the entertainment. To-
night at the Congregational church at
s o'clock. Tickets % cents.
As his friends meet him nowadays,
Assistant Postmaster Dervin cannot
| conceal his utmost happiness as be in
vites them to have a smoke, and it is
all on account of the presence, since
last Wednesday, of little visitor in his
household. 1t is girl, and there are
none in town to beat it, so he says.
The Northwestern German Baptist
conference for Wisconsin, Minnesota
and the Dakotas was held last week in
the church at Lebanon, the services
concluding on Sunday. Nearly 100
ministers and lay delegates we're in at
tendance, and the conference proved
Of much profit and interest to all. A
large tent pitched near the church &C
commodated most of the visitors.
| The pleasing and interesting items
relating to the approaching marriage
of Miss Adele Wedemeyer are thus
told in the invitation received by the
| friends of the brides family in this
city: "Major and Mrs. William G.
Wedemeyer request the honor of your
presence at the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Adele Josephine, to Mr.. ] ohm Tom
linson Griffith, Wednesday evening,
October sixteenth, eighteen hundred
and ninety-fve, at eight o'clock. st.
Paul's church. Los Angeles, California. /"
-Ata meeting Saturday evening def
mite steps were taken towards the or
! ganization of the Watertown Water
works company. Articles of incorpor-
alton were agreed upon and on Monday
recorded with the register of deeds at
Jefferson. To-day the papers5 we're
fled with the secretary of state,
and due announcement by him of the
incorporation of the company accord
| ing to law will follow Theodore Prem
tiss, w. F. Voss, G. May, w. D. Sproes-
ser. F. Kusel. William Gorder. John