Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-07-24

The price of round trip tickets fol
the excursion to the Dells on August
is 50.
-"White Fawn" flour, per 4o-lb.
sack, $I.oo, delivered to any part OF
city.
The E. Kunert Manufacturing com
pany are constructing an iron bridge at
Columbus. Their work in this line is
becoming quite extensive.
The spider phaeton which Dr.. L. j.
Toussaint, of Milwaukee, drives about
our streets, is generally admired as a
handsome and hobby turnout.
A special meeting of the common
council is called for this evening, when
the matter of sewer assessments under
the Gorder contract will be acted upon.
The school and CONGREGATION of st.
Marks Lutheran church held their
annual picnic on Concordia island last
Thursday afternoon, the church band
providing the music.
DR. E. J. Wenker will continue his
practice here in connection with the
teaching of the chair of operative tech
mics in the dental department of the
Milwaukee Medical college, to which
he was recently appointed.
W. J. Black last week removed his
grocery store to NJ. Smiths building,
1l3 West Main street, which has recent
ly been repaired and put in first class
shape. Mr.. Black hopes to see all his old
customers at his new place of business.
Monday, while assistingin the work
of raising large tent of the amateur
circus at Oconomowoc, Eli Gross,
whose parents reside in Concord, was
almost instantly killed by being struck
on the chest by tie center pole, which
had broken and fallen.
"A successful weeks engagement at
Concordia Opera house was terminated
Sunday evening by the Van Dyke &
Eaton company. The cheap admission
of 10 cents struck the popular fancy
and crowded houses were the result.
Satisfactory performances were given.
-Four alcohol-soaked tramps who
made Rome howl" at Maple park,
Fifth ward, Friday night, answered to
roll call in Justice GraUake's court the
following morning. Three received
fifteen days each at Juneau Jail and the
other was sent up for five days. They
were hard set, sadly wrecked from
delerium tremens.
An abdominal tumor was recently
removed by DR.. j M. Sleicher, assisted
by Drs. Moulding, Field and Whyte,
from Miss Nellie Allen. of Walsenberg,
Colo, who has been at Dr.. Sleicher's
home for some time past. Although
an extremely difficult one, the opera
ton was performed with much surgical
skill, and the patient is progressing
nicely.
WATERFOWL friends of the prospect
i've bride will be interested in the fol-
lowing announcement from The Mil
waukee Sentinel: "Mrs. H. Il. West
has issued invitations for the marriage
reception of her daughter Helen and
George A. Chamberlain, which will take
place Thursday. August /, from $50 to
$50 O'Clock, at 258 Ogden avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. Chamberlain will be at home
after September 10, at 1S9 Farwell
avenue"
Thieves entered the home of Her
man Tetzlaff, 80 North Montgomery
street, last Wednesday night, and stole
sum of money, reported to be $50.
The same night D. H. Kusel's residence
at 2l6 North Church street was also
entered. A pair oftrousers, afterward
found in the woodshed, were relieved
of what small change they contained,
but this is all the burglars secured,
evidently being frightened away before
completing their nefarious work.
We are pleased to note the return
from Europe of Dr.. Turbin, who has
been visiting WATERFOWL regularly for
the past two years, and who has been
abroad for several months study in his
specialties. The doctor has been at
tending cliniques in Vienna and Berlin,
adding to his store of knowledge the
results of the latest medical research,
and be is prepared to give his many
patients the benefit thereof. DR.. Tur-
bin will be in Watertown again Thurs
day, August s, at the Commercial hotel,
as usual