Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-04-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.

st. Paul's ladies' guild meets with
| Mrs. Amos Baum tomorrow afternoon.
-tWhite Daisy" flour, per 4o-lb.
sack, ooc, delivered to any part OF
city.
= Paul Thom's senior dancing class
will hold social at Concordia Opera
house, May Z.
Henry Knick and wife, of the Sew
enth ward, celebrated their silver we'd
ding Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kuester, 10
Emerald street, mourn the death OF
their four -months-old daughter.
Quite number of young people
from this city attended the Easter
dance at Redwood Monday night.
Manager Stacy is arranging for the
appearance Of John Dillon in WANTED,
the Earth, !" at Concordia Opera house
soon.
Edward Reuter-, late of this city,
has received the appointment Of post
master at Ashippun, Dodge county. to
succeed g. Meissner.
DIR. A. H. Hartwig will open vet
Urinary Office at oil Market street,
May 1. in order to make city calls more
convenient to his patrons.
Joe E. Davies, one of our promis-
ing young men, has been chosen presi-
dent of the freshman class at the state
univ ersity for the spring term.
William Buckley, of Oconomowoc,
was fined one dollar and costs by JUS
tice Henze last Wednesday. for being
implicated in a row here the day pre-
vious.
Martin H. Curley, of this city, is
serving thirty days term in the coun-
ty jail at Jefferson. having been SEN
fenced by Judge Colonius for non sup
port of his family.
Mrs .Slgmund Hoffman has sold her
j ewelry stock at Jefferson and will soon
remove with her son to this city to re-
side in the future The son continues
his musical studies underProf. Hardege.
merchants, with their customary enter
prise, have arranged to transport their
out-of- town customers from the depots
to their store, free of charge, by Behl's
bus line.
Our former townsman, T. D.
Kanouse, once Grand Chief Templar
in this state, has recently been APP
pointed uperintendent ofthe orphans
home at Vallejo, Cal, and his wife will
act as matron.
R. S. Keel caught for the Delafeld
academy team last Saturday in its ball
game with the state university team >,
played on the formers grounds.
Jumbo" was highly elated over the
result to 0 in favor of Delafeld.
Frederick Zipfel, Of 617 North
| Church street, met with a serious acct
dent last Friday afternoon. While en-
gagged in piling lumber in the yards of
]. Weber & Son, where he is employed,
some of it tipped over, striking him on
the head. He sustained a fracture of
the jaw and was severely cut on the
| skull. He will recover.
The Whitewater Register thus re-
marks: 81. [. Moak, a leader of the Re
publican forlorn hope in Watertown
for many years, was elected last week
mayor of that city. The Gazette, the
Democratic local organ, came out on
Friday last dated February s." 1t
must have been even a colder day for
the party than we had supposed"
Next Sunday evening the Moray
ian Y. P. S. c. E. will hold temper
ance and good citizenship meeting.
An interesting programme, including
papers on those subjects and appropri-
ate music, has been prepared, and eff
forts made for successful meeting.
All are cordially invited. The meet
ing will be held at $50 in the chap ell
corner Sixth and Cole streets.
Yesterday morning the police locat-
ed plant of stolen goods in the barn
on the premises of Henry Saum, 418
| North Monroe street. Some tramps
had slept there over night and search
| of the barn revealed a fine goatskin
robe and a small lap robe with the
figure of a lions head worked in the
center. The articles, it is supposed,
were stolen in some other city and
brought here, and the tramps were
! doubtless awaiting an opportunity to
dispose of them.