Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-12-04

J.. X. Emmett In Fr1JZ' Will De at
C6ncordia Opera house, December 13.
DO not fail to read about A. Quent-
meyers great sacrifice sale, which is
now on.
"A bill of exceptions to the ruling of
Judge Bennett in the Cole will case has
been filed.
Charles II. Gardner received a
commission last week from Judge
Parks as court commissioner for Dodge
county.
Arrangements are making for a live
| pigeon shoot under the auspices of the
WATERFOWL Gun club some time the
present month.
Thanksgiving day was very quiet
here and there was little business trans
acted. The time-honored family gath
erings were much in vogue.
Sunday, December s, at the M. E.
church.: Morning service, 1920; text,
Luke 2:1; evening service, 7:30; subject,
"God or Raal-Which?" text, L. Kings,
1921.
New "ads' this week: The Fair,
W. Weber & Co., G. Fischer & Son, j.
Salick & Son, Schiller, %Sproesser,
Schempf's Cash store, Forane Conser-
vatory.
The work of keeping fire cistern
covers clean and openings in the ice
near the fire platforms has been at
tended to since the freeze-up by Sim
Robinson.
-Theo. Wedemeyer. a well-known
farmer of the town of Shields, was
kicked by a COW on his farm Monday
and sustained a fracture of the left leg
at the ankle joint. DR.. Moulding at
tended the case.
d. & F. Kusel were awarded the
contract by the county board for the
waterworks system in the court house
and jail at Jefferson, Their workmen
are now engaged on the job. Water
will be supplied from ar ~artesian we'll.
Bishop Messmer, of the Green Bay
Catholic diocese, has issued a pastoral
letter scoring dances on Saturday
nights, Sundays and all holy days, and
prohibiting members of the church
from attending such affairs. The penal
ty for failure to observe the decree is
denial of the holy sacrament.
An enjoyable entertainment was
given Wednesday evening last by the
Peerless Comedy company of Sacred
Heart college in the college hall. The
; program included instrumental and
vocal music, Rotations and a farce.
The friends of the institution were pres
ent IN goodly numbers.
Friday evening Stewart KEGS. of
Emmet, was painfully injured about the
head by being kicked by a vicious
horse at his home. The wounds were
quite severe and resulted in consider
able loss of blood, but Mr.. KEGS is now
getting along as nicely as could be ex-
pected. DIR. Barber is attending him.
Among the jurors drawn for the
OCCOLIOOI Vi Xix OOOSC OOOAL(
court are: Herman Cordes and Will
liam Guetzlaff, Watertown; James Oar
cy, Clyman; William L~ichtenberg and
FL. G. Ry der, Hustisford; Peter Thauer,
Emmett; William Krubsack and Edgar
Randall, Lebanon; Frank Hoppe,
Shields.
- y70nfponun p infnrnoC T1a fhot ho
has re-engaged Matthew Maloney, who
left here last July to join his family at
Jacksonville, Fla, as cutter in his tailor
ing establishment, and that he will be
back about January Is. Mrs. Maloney,
her two daughters and her sister, Miss
Lamb, have been in the South nearly q
year. They will all be heartily vel
coined on their return to our city.
The ladies of the M. r. church will
serve lunch again fair day, December
10, at the old stand, 1O8 Main street.
The bill of fare last month was hot cof'
fee and tea, hot pork and beans, sand
wiches, doughnuts and pie, all of first
quality, and in such quantities that al
were satisfied with value for the
money. Come and be we'll treated
we'll served and well satisfied. Lunch
served at all hours until late in the
evening.
-"White Fawn" flour, per 4o-lb.
sack, $I.oo, delivered to any part OF
city.