Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-04-10
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sack, ooc, delivered to any part OF
city.
Ground was broken last week for
Robert Abele's residence on Western
avenue.
Next Sunday is Easter Sunday and
the various city churches will hold APP
proprate services.
John Blair disposed of his draylng
business to August Acker, of the Fifth
ward, last Saturday.
As usual a special musical pro-
gramme has been prepared for the
Easter services at St. Bernard's church.
Friends here are pleased to learn
of the birth of 10 pound baby boy to
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G.. Whyte, at La
Crosse, March 27.
B. A. Kruger and Miss Lizette
Hence. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. @.
Henze, will be married April Is, at P.
NJ. at the brides home, ITO North Fifth
street.
Among candidates mentioned as
the next chief-of-police are Charles
Kerr, the present incumbent; II.
Block, A. E. owen, L. w. Kruger and
r. Zautner.
Members of "The Creation" Choir
us are notified that the rehearsal on
next Friday evening will be held at
Turner Opera house. A full attend
ance is urged.
The report of the finance commit
tee at the council meeting last evening
showed that there was total balance
to the city's credit in the hands of the
treasurer, March 81, of over 500 900.
"A fine new front will soon be put
in the Brandt & Adele store building,
corner of Nam and Third streets.
When completed the firm expects to
J have as handsome an entrance as there
is in town.
Two Seventh ward youths were
arraigned in Justice Henze's court last
Friday, charged with assaulting a
young girl of the same ward. The de-
PENDANTS were found guilty and each
fined S. and costs.
Henry Nowack, ofS13 North Fourth
street, entertained some relatives and
/ friends at his residence last Sunday
| evening in honor of the confirmation
| of his daughter Emma. The partici-
pants enjoyed pleasant time.
-''Will you please vote for Mr.. So
and-So, for reasons best known to my
self" was the form of salutation which a
Third ward politician used to capture
votes for his candidates. The remark
was pertinent if not always convincing.
Last evening the old common coun-
Gil held its last meeting. The business
of the year was wound up, the vote OF
the recent election canyassed, and
| the parting words of Mayor VOss and
! the aldermen spoken. Several neat
/ speeches were made.
About a dozen pupils of the Water
| town High school, under the chaper-
onage of Mrs. H. H. Gallup, attended
| the Junior contest here last Friday
evening. This is recognition and visit
which our people appreciate very
much Columbus Democrat.
The band boys are agitating the
question of giving openair concerts
once a week during the summer even
| ings 1t is their idea to give them in
the public park. First ward, providing
stand is erected there and a fund
subscribed to defray expenses.
-"The Union Scout, or Royal
Southerner," will be given under the
auspices of the Woman's Relief corps
at Turner Opera house, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, April II and
Is. The cast includes large number
of our well-known young people.
p. c. Quentmeyer attendeda meet
ing of the trustees ofthe county insane
asylum at Jefferson last week, when
matters were arranged for commencing
the construction of the new building
there NJ. Franzen. of this city, the
contractor, has sublet the masonry to
W. F. Quentmeyer.
Services for the balance of Holy
week at St. Paul's Episcopal church are
as follows: This evening at 7:30; to-
morrow (Maunday Thursday, holy
communion at 1920 A. NJ; Good Fri
day, holy communion at 1920 A. NJ.
Easter Sunday services: Early com
munion at A. NJ; principal service,
with special musical programme, SER
mon and communion, at 1920 A. NJ. !;
even song. 1880 P. NJ, at which the
children will sing Easter carols.
Robinson Case Settled