Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-11-27
Fancy work in great variety an

choice designs at the Glover club bazaar
st. Paul's Episcopal church will
have Thanksgiving service tomorrow
morning at 1920.
Henry G. Block, a brother ofChief-
O -Police Block, has been appointed on
the Milwaukee police force.
The waterworks contractors have
begun laying aten-inch main across the
river near Cady street bridge.
at tickles the palate'-Amerian
Club House cheese. For sale at
THE COOLEY GROCERY HOUSE.
The new farmers elevator at Rich
wood will have a capacity of l2,OOC
bushels. Work on 1t was begun this
week.
A chorus choir. directed by A. j.
Whiting, has been recently formed to
furnish the music at the Congregational
church.
"A few sleighs we're out for the first
time this season last Friday. Since
then sufficient snow has fallen to make
fair sleighing.
The assessment of ST. ,618 800 report
ed for that portion of this city lying in
Jefferson county, was equalized at ST.
351 1926 by the county board.
Confirmation will be administered
by Bishop Nicholson this evening at
st. Paul's Episcopal church. The bis
hop will also preach. Service at 7:30.
Peter Adler, of Pennington. and
Miss Caroline Reichardt, daughter OF
John Reichardt, will be married at 9
o'clock tomorrow morning in st.
Henri's church.
The change in time of morning SER
vice at the Congregational church from
1890 to II has proved very satisfactory.
Sunday school is at 10 A. NJ. and even
} ing service at 1880.
The Concordia society will give its
annual Thanksgiving ball tomorrow
evening at the opera house. A large
number of invitations have been is
sued. Music by Hardege's sextette.
Miss Emma Habhegger, 413 Fifth
street, gave a dinner party Sunday
evening to a small company in honor
of the birthday of her sister, Miss Bir-
die. The occasion was a most pleasant
one.
A resolution was passed by the
Dodge county board directing the dis
trict attorney to dismiss the case of the
state vs.. S. D. Roby, who vas charged
with passing an alleged forged check at
the Merchants bank, this city.
The marriage of John G. Conway
and Miss Emeline Hoffman takes
place tomorrow afternoon at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Hoffman, ST., Iii North Eighth street.
Rev, Father Toohey, of st. Bernard's
church, will oficiate.
Our resident, Mrs. G. B. Skinner,
was the honored recipient of an invita-
ton to the Mccormick Rockefeller
wedding, which occurred Yesterday in
New York City. The bride is a daugh.
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Rockefeller. Mrs. Skinner is a cousin
of the groom's mother.
Henry Fuermann, ofthe Fuermann
Brewing company, has on exhibition
at the Watertown Shoe company's store
a free-hand crayon drawing that is re-
ceiving the encomiums of critics. Mr..
F%uermann possesses fine ability as an
artist. The subject of the picture is a
dog and it's title is suspense"
Frank Beauiieu, employed on the
telephone line force, had a narrow
escape Monday evening from electro.
%cution. He had hold of a wire which
crossed an electric light wire, and when
the current was turned on at the cleo
tic light plant he received a severe
shock which handled him quite roughly
for a moment. Nothing serious, how
ever, resulted.
The ladies of St. Paul's church viii
hold a Mother Goose Market" or
December IL. Among the attraction
will be a booth devoted o''victuals anC
drink" also one at which articles
suitable for Christmas gifts, may be
purchased, and the ladies trust thai
here they may share the patronage
of the season. Mother Goose hersel
will be the hostess, and will devote
herself to the entertainment of the
guests. The place of the market viii
be announced next week.
1t will be interesting news to the
many acquaintance hereabouts of E
6. Heilman, son of Ernst Heilman, O
Ixonia, to know that at the recent
election in Nebraska he was chosen fol
a second term as clerk of Madison
county, running on the Republican