Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-06-24
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"A goodly number of our citizens
took in the bicycle tournament at Ocon-
omowoc last week
Its just like this: Tfyou wish to see
the choicest line of shirts IL the city
60 to A. QuentmeYer's.
The Northwestern university ca
diets have elected f. Friedrich, cap
tain, and H. Ritz, president.
Stationery for every taste and every
purse at Sproesser's. A regular metro
politan stock. Call and get box or
quire.
Bernard Hoermann entertained his
classmates of the Northwestern uni
versity graduating class Sunday even
ing at an elaborate dinner.
William Forane, director of the
Concordia society, is happy over the
arrival of a lusty young tenor at his
home in Milwaukee Saturday.
-Scorchers should go to headquar-
tiers for hobby bicycle sweaters, pants,
caps, belts and stockings.
A. QUENTMEYER.
John Reineke, of Milford, recently
sustained severe injuries by falling
from wagon. He is a veteran of the
late war and member of O. d. Pease
post, 6. A. r.
The Lord IS supper will be observed
at the Congregational church next Sun
day morning. In the evening the
pastor will speak on 1.-THE Clara Bar
ton of Japan"
-Euper's street sprinkler distributed
water on the First ward thoroughfares
yesterday for the first time It's work
will no doubt be generally appreciated.
Water is supplied from the hydrants.
"A photograph and kaleidoscope ex-
hibition has been given during the
week at 10 Main street by the Mil
waukee Photograph company. 1t will
be resumed about July l at the same
stand.
The first tap of the waterworks
system by private consumer was
made yesterday by L. H. Cordes at his
residence, 4O6 Third street. He had
water flowing through his premises at
$50 o'clock.
"A complete line of the renowned
Hurd writing papers at 'Sproesser's
jewelry and music store. No fancy
prices. but the best stock on the mar
ket. Orders for card and wedding en-
craving taken.
1t is not expected that the new
hose wagons for the fire department
will be here before July 10, and both
hose companies have therefore rugged
up temporary wagons to be used mean
while in case of need.
The Wegemann & Strauss ball club
was defeated at Mayville Sunday by
the team of that place, the score
standing 20 to Is. 1t was great slug
ging match. The Mayvilles are a con-
siderably older team than the W. & ).
The North Side Cycling club, of Mil
waukee, made a century run to this city
and return Sunday. Only six members
participated but all of them made the
run in the required time They arrived
here about IL O'Clock and started at
once on the return trip, taking dinner
at Oconomowoc.
&C. May & Sons are shipping their
pasteurized milk and cream to Balti-
more, Nd, in good shape Where is
there a dairying firm that can beat
this record for distance? IF their bus
mess continues to spread out in this
way, Messrs. May will surely make
Watertown famous.
AT a meeting at the American
house Saturday evening, the following
officers of the Watertown Gun club
were chosen: President, S. NJ. Eaton;
vice president, Charles II. Gardner;
secretary, " 7. Dervin; treasurer,
G. ?. Gates; captain, Albert Solliday,
assistant captain, Jesse Stone.
The annual outing of the Young
W. Gil DOWIluS CIuU OCCuTTOu dG Lake
Mills Sunday. The boys left nothing
at home that would conduce to their
enjoyment-an appetizlng and plenti
full larder being among the attractions
and the fine summer day was passed
in splendid enjoyment in the waters
and on the shores of the beautiful
lake.
The Watertown Farmers club, at
a meeting in the city hall Saturday,
decided to participate in the Fourth of
July parade. The following committee
was selected to make the necessary ar
Theodore Wedemeyer,
Thomas Shinnick, John Brockmann,
Otto Hildemann, Philip Kiefer, Peter |
Norton, John Gormley, John Burke |
and F. G. Lehman.