Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-10-09
DIR. J. M. sleicher has removed his

flour. Every sack warranted equal
to any sold i'm the city.
Booths celebrated Oval brand Of
oysters by the can or in bulk, at
THE COOLEY GROCERY HOUSE.
"A steam heating system has just
been placed in Hertel & Hoffmann's
clothing store and DR.. A. F. S%olliday's
dental parlors,
Henry Zimdars and Miss Martha
Sell, both of Concord, were married
last Thursday in the Lutheran parson-
age at Concord.
Tomorrow occurs the fall opening
at Charles Fischer & Sons store. There
will be music in the evening by Har-
dege's orchestra.
John G. Conway has resigned as
school commissioner of the Fourth
ward, owing to his prospective removal
Into the First ward.
Rev. G. G. Weiss will next Sunday
evening preach at the Congregational
church from the text, "What the world
has done with the founder of Chris
tianity."
On October % a conference of the
Lutheran ministers of Watertown and
vicinity, belonging to the Wisconsin
synod, will be held at the Northwestern
university.
While riding on his wheel yester-
day morning on North Fourth street
DR.. O. E, Meyer was kicked in the
hand by a farmers horse. The injury
was quite painful, but not serious.
The monthly fair yesterday was
well attended, and the sharp weather
cautioned the country people to look
after their fall and winter wants in
merchandise. The stores in conse-
quence did a thriving business.
The gentlemen of the Congrega-
tional church will give a game supper
and musical entertainment at Concor-
dia Opera house, Thursday evening,
October 81. Look for further notices
and be sure to 60 and see the fun.
The state conference of the M. E.
church. held at Racine during the
week, assigned Rev. w. w. Wilson,
who has served here for two years past,
to Waterford, Racine county, and ap-
pointed Rev. j. ]. Ceiling to the local
~pastorate.
Frank Hardtke, of the town of Wa
tertown, and Miss Helen Kruger, of
this city, were married at the home of
the groom's brother, Fred Hardtke, last
Thursday evening at s o'clock. Rev.
G.. G. Weiss oficiated. The contracting
parties have the good wishes of many
friends over their new relations in life.
Somebody, bent on fun or mischief,
turned in a fire alarm Sunday evening
about 9 O'Clock, and the department
went on a wild goose" chase up Main
street as far as College avenue, when
1t was ascertained there was no fire.
The police and fire department officials
have since been trying to locate the
funny man, threatening to make it
warm for him if discovered.
Friday evening, in starting to the
fire as the alarm sounded, Jesse Rein
hart ran into the hitching strap at
tached to B. w. Smiths bus team at
the Northwestern depot with such
force as to knock him insensible. It
was at first thought the Young man was
CT ~ o,,c1xy iniY,rnI on1 Dr Wnrnnr v-oo
summoned, but the accident resulted
in nothing save a severe jar.
Lunch on the European plan was
provided all day Yesterday by the la
dies of the NJ. E. church in Fred Mil
ler's building, 108 Main street. The
store was fitted up a%ttractivelv and an
excellent lunch, consisting Of sand
wiches, pork and beans, pickles, dough-
nuts, pies, tea and coffee, served at low
rates. The place was we'll patronized
throughout the day, being especially
popular with the business men.
A claim of McCann & Mcclellan,
the sewer contractors, for So, 1874. So, al
legged to be still due them on their con
tract with the city has been received
by the city clerk, and at the last meet
ing of the common council it was
brought up. Mayor Moak, however,
ruled the matter out of order, on the
ground that the bill had been previous
ly considered and disallowed and there
fore cannot again be taken up, accord
ing to the rule laid down by the city
charter.
Fur: capes being the prevailing
style in ladies' wraps for this season.,
Brandt & Adele will, ON Monday and
Tuesday, October 81 to %, present a
rare opportunity to intending pur-
chasers by placing on sale a grand dis
play of these garments at astonishingly
low prices. It will be the largest line
Of ladies' fur capes ever shown in this
city, and people should not fail to avail
themselves of the offerings. Brandt &
Adele, on their second floor, have one
of the best equipped and most com
modious cloak rooms in this section Of