Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-02-20

livery Office for Bert Smiths bus line
will receive prompt attention.
"A troupe of Tyrolean yodlers will
hold the boards Saturday and Sunday
evening at Concordia Opera house.
George Mannegold and Bert W.
Smith have dissolved partnership in
the bus business, and the latter is no
/ LONGER connected with the Commercial
| house line.
Next Sunday evening Rev. 6. G.
Weiss will speak on Washington at the
Congregational church. The G. A. K.
post has been invited and all others
are welcome.
Relatives here have been apprised
of the birth of daughter on February
6 to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Foltz, of
Lancaster, Pa. Mrs. Foltz was former
| ly Miss Margaret Potter, of this city.
Numerous sensational and start
ling scenes are promised in 'The Derby
Mascot which appears at Turner
Opera house, Tuesday evening, The
great Derby day scene introducing four
trained horses in a grand hurdle race,
is said to be exciting and realistic.
AT the meeting of the Watertown
Farmers club in the city hall Saturday
afternoon the old set Of officers was re-
elected to serve another year. A salary
of $15 per anLum was voted to the sec
rotary and the treasurer was allowed
to retain in the future all interest
money from funds in his possession.
The treasurer reported profit of $114
on the recent annual ball and balance
on hand of $3.50.
The following made up "bobbing"
party Monday night to Johnson Greek,
where a hop was INDUCED in at the
hall: Mrs George Prentiss, the Misses
Smith, Woolensack, Buchheit, Josie
Buchheit, Shasky, Sproesser, Jennie
Sproesser, Fischer, of Chicago, Hab-
hegger, Birdie Habhegger, Rack,
Schwieger and Blair; Messrs. Viebahn
Sproesser, Schempf, Prentiss, Molzahn,
Smith, Kniesel, Schiebel, Hilgendorf,
Woodland, Broenniman, Meyer and
Norris. At the Greek the party was
joined by Miss Mansfield and Miss
Miles, of Jefferson.
After taking some twenty ballots
of hn
last evening was adjourned to next
Tuesday evening without electing q
successor to the late W. J. Emerson
as engineer of the Ahrens engine
Among the candidates for the position
are Otto Biefeld, NJ. Tracy, H. Diekof
John Gebhardt and George Kunert
The frst-named has been placed lin
temporary charge of the engine by the
mayor, and he has likewise temporari-
! lY appointed Herman Weight as janito1
of the city hall pending an election to
the position. There are several candi-
dates for the latter ALSO.
The Children Will Entertain.
|
children, as we'll as others, in the forth
coming sociable arranged by Paul Thorn
for lis dancing academy, which takes
place at Concordia Opera house, Fri
day evening Of this week From to
10 O'Clock the class will have possession
of the floor and dance the twelve mum
bers of the programme allotted to them.
In these are included the skirt dance
by eight young misses and the High
land fling by Miss Myra WILDER. Fol
lowing the class dancing there is to be
a general hop. Music for the former
will be played by Arthur Hardege and
Miss Minnie Sproesser, while for the
latter Hardege's orchestra will officiate
Mr.. Thorn has spared no pains for a
happy occasion, and no doubt tie at.
tendance will be large. Supper will be
served in the lower hall.
Married.
Otto Heyn, the book-binder at 41C
Main street, and Miss Lena Meyer, oil
Kansas City Mo, were married by Rev
]. II. Brockmann at st. Marks church
parsonage, Wednesday last. The bride
is a recent arrival in America from
Germany, whence the groom emigratec
} only few years ago.
Bert Smith has his Office at
Albertss Fredrich's livery. Telephone
/ No. 80. Residence No. SO. Leave
lorders for your bus business.