Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-01-16


| other one was sent up by Justice Hence
for five days.
Charles Raymond, the wrestler,
has located here and will be employed
at Robert Woelffer's hotel.
The card party at Temperance hall
on last Friday evening was highly en-
| loved by all those who attended.
| Our townsman, Jacob Ditschler is
serving as janitor on the staff of Ser
geant-at-arms Willard, of the assembly.
F. G. Jaeger, the architect and
builder, has secured the contract for
erecting the ice-house at the Ixonia
! creamery.
-Fellermann & Fischer have re-
| moved their stock of clothing to Sun
| Prairie, where they will have weeks
special sale.
One of the fire engine horses ofthe
Phoenix company died Monday night.
The animal was of considerable value
|
The Concordia society has organ
| lied a mixed chorus. with William
Forane as conductor. Quite number
of ladies have joined.
Bear in mind the Farmers club
ball next Friday evening at Turner
Opera house. It will be one of the
best dances of the season.
The loss occasioned by the blaze at
the Empire mill last Tuesday was not
nearly as large as first reported. 1t
was adjusted by the insurance COM
panies at about 5000.
The either concert at Concordia
! Opera house Sunday evening fell rather
fiat on a good-sized audience, and it
was the general opinion that the art
list" was not what he was cracked up
to be-"
The first lecture of the free course
at the Congregational church will be
given this evening by Rev. [. L. Corey,
of Pilgrim church, Milwaukee. His sub
iect is "The Story of Congregational
ISM" All are invited.
FRIDAY evening last there was an
occasion of interest at the Grand Army
hall, it being the installation of officers
of the Woman's Relief corps. Com
mander John Habhegger, of the post,
WAS the installing officer
Yesterday in the assembly bill
was introduced by Assembly lyman Chris
tians, of johnson Greek, to regulate
: the manufacture and sale of butter anC
cheese and regulating the sale anc
manufacture of substitutes.
The guild of st. Paul's parish viii
meet with Mrs. Herman L. Eberle, Oh
Clyman street, Thursday afternoon o
: this week. Alarge attendance is urged
not only of the members of the guild
: but of the ladies of the congregation
as matter of Importance will be pre-
scented.
Last evening David Hildemann. o
the West road, observed his 50th birth
day, large company of neighbors all
friends gathering at his home and en-
gaging in jolly time. A number o
young men from the city attended anC
, the Mandolin orchestra enlivened thu
occasion with music.
The case of EugeneSweeney agains
James Spear, for nonpayment OF ha.
and grain which Sweeney alleges Spea
used while tenant Of his (Sweeney's
farm, occupied the attention of his hon
I or Judge Christensen all day Monday
The jury failed to agree and the cas-
will again be tried. Juneau Telephone
The Collins family gave their con
cert at Turner Opera house Friday
evening to light audience, the storm,
; weather keeping down the attendance
pecially those of the band and orches
ira, were fairly we'll rendered. TIL
concert was about on par with tn
average entertainment of this nature
Benjamin G. Chaplin, graduate o
the Boston School of Oratory, gave a.
excellent Evolutionary recital at tn
Northwestern university Yesterday al
ternoon. His programme included sc
lections from Nicholas Nickleby" ant
Shakespeare Merchant of Venice.
His representations were remarkabl
: and he showed dramatic power rarel,
! witnessed in Watertown. Mr.. Chapil