Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-03-20
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

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home soon.
John CHASER has sold his residence
in the Fifth ward to Charles Wittchow.
Consideration, $3.50.
CITY Engineer Viebahn is survey
ing for town ditch in Milford this
eek, assisted by w. r. Thomas.
One of the harbingers offspring, the
bicyclist, is abroad in the land. Some
of the roads are in fair shape for wheel
ing.
The subject of the sermon next
Sunday night at the Congregational
church will be Human Government
and Divine"
The Retail Lumber Dealers associ-
alton of Wisconsin meets in annual SEES
sion to-day at Madison Theo. Huber
is in attendance.
The ladies of the Turner society
entertained friends at an enjoyable
private dancing party Saturday night
at turner opera mousse.
-Hertle & Hoffman have been given
the contract to newly uniform the Jul
neau fire department. About fifty
navy blue suits are called for.
The Stadt Theatre company, of
Milwaukee, gave a German play at
Turner Opera house Sunday evening.
The company possesses considerable
talent.
The city authorities are contem-
plating the construction in the near
! future of cistern for fire purposes in
| the vicinity Of the Buchheit Mailing
company's plant.
The Fifth ward Republican caucus
to- morrow evening, will be held at S.
A. Jones' residence, 900 West Green
street, instead of the place first men
toned in the call.
Duke, Schroeder & Co., of Milwau-
kee, who are nearly finished construct
ing the Northwestern university here,
have received the contract for $685.
900 high school at Portage.
COINS Financial SCHOOL, is just
now being read quite considerably by
our citizens interested IN the money
question, and it seems to bring about
many conversions to bi-metalism.
The marriage of Willis L. Cheney
and Miss Lettie Woodland, well-known
young people, is announced to take
place at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Woodland,
next Tuesday, at II 80 A. NJ.
Next Sunday evening the Moravian
C. E. society will hold a special tenn
perance meeting, to which all are in
vited. A programme suitable to the
occasion has been arranged. and the
topic is "Pure Thoughts, Pure Words,
Pure Deeds"
DIR. A. Solliday has been appointed
special administrator of the estate OF 5.
R. Sleeper. This arrangement permits
the business of the Watertown Stone
company to be carried on without in
terruption. The company is now under
Encouragement of John NJ. Taylor.
-Schempf Bros. are arranging for a
shoe department on the second floor of
their store, the necessary shelving,
ETC., being now put in. The stock of
L. Schempf at 112 Main street has be-
come the firms property and it will
shortly be removed to the quarters
now in preparation.
Joseph Jantzen has disposed of his
span of horses and entire teaming and
sprinkling outfit to the Anchor Hose
company, the sale price being $500.
Wagons, street sprinklers and a gas en-
CINE for water pumping purposes are
included in the deal. The company
will attend to the ST. eet sprinkling in
the future and also do general team
ing business.
E. B. Fitz and Kathryn Webster
entertained fair sized audience Sun
day evening at Concordia Opera house
in "a Breezy Time" The play does
not amount to much as a play, but
serves to introduce large amount of
pleasing speciality business, leading
among which is the musical work of
the stars. Miss Webster has a good
voice and also acts we'll. In the Turk
ish opera which closes the show some
elegant costumes are displayed.