Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-06-19

sack, $I.I5, delivered to any part of
city.
&C. S. Johnson last week placed a
new boiler from a Milwaukee firm in
his steam laundry.
"A new cigar mandatory has been
opened at 200 North Water street, with
Louis Zoelle as proprietor.
If you ever go fishing you should
wear stand-up collar. For further
particulars enquire of Alb. Weise.
d. & F. Kusel haye the contract
for the plumbing of the new residence
at the county insane asylum, Jefferson.
Our young folks in attendance at
the state university have for the most
part arrived home to spend their va
cation.
st. Bernard's G. T. A. society will
hold picnic next Sunday in Norton's
grove, town of Emmett. Vehicles will
leave the society's hall at 9 A. NJ.
The Alumni association of the Wa
tertown High school will hold its sew
enth annual reunion and banquet at
Concordia Opera house. Saturday
evening, June 20.
The Young Mems Bowling club is
arranging to give a dancing party at
the island pavilion after the school
picnic next Tuesday evening. A gen.
eral invitation is extended.
DIR. r. d. VanAken was called to
Watertown last Thursday to perform
very difficult operation upon valuable
four year-old colt belonging to Oscar
Cole. Columbus Republican.
Two bus loads of Sacred Heart
college boys drove over to Oconomo-
voc last Thursday and took in the sights
of the beautiful City of the Lakes.
Their trip was very pleasant one.
WATERFOWL sent large delegation
to Hustisford Sunday to take in the
Northwestern Band convention. There
were a dozen bands present and the
day was great one for our neighbor-
ing village.
Rev. DIR. Johnson will on next
Sunday evening at st. Paul's Episcopal
church deliver a baccalaureate sermon
to the class of '95 Of the Watertown
High school. Service at 7:30. This is
an innovation here.
Last Friday, June IA, was Flag
day, the 18th anniversary of the adop-
ton of the stars and stripes as the en-
blem of American liberty. There were
several here who honored the day by
displaying flags from their places of
business.
On July 13, IA, Is and Is, 1895, the
fftieth anniversary of the organization
of the First Congregational church of
Watertown is to be observed. An in
vitation to be present will be extended
to all who have ever been connected
with the church.
Next Sunday the Allemania Sing
ing society, of Milwaukee, will give an
excursion to this city and hold pic
mic on Concordia island. Singing by
the Allemania and Concordia societies
and music by the WatertoWn band
are on the program.
The 4th of July will be celebrated
on grand scale by the Mutual Hose
company, of Johnson Creek, in Elsie's
grove Various attractions Will be Of
fered during the day. and in the even
ing there will be elaborate fireworks
and ball in Stiehm's hall.
The following delegates will repre-
sent St. Bernard's G. 7. A. society at
the Catholic State Temperance con-
vention at Fond du Lac, July 10: Rev.
Father Condor, James B. Murphy,
Michael McHugh, Henry Hanley,
Misses Mary Egan and Kittie O'Con-
nell.
Upon preparing to retire Sunday
evening. Thomas Spencer, residing at
11O4 River street, discovered one of the
door castings in the house to be partial
ly burned. Mr.. Spencer had been
sitting in the front of his home all
evening, and during this time be thinks
some one with evil intent entered
from the rear and endeavored to set
fire to his property. If detected he
threatens to bring the mIscreant to JUS
tice.