Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-04-15


city.
Report has it that First ward fail
one will we'd, ia the early summer, 6
young resident of leading Minnesota
city.
Rock River lodge, No. 404, Haru-
gari, gave a successful and enjoyable
ball at Turner Opera house, Saturday
night.
A son was born Monday to John
Kreuziger and wife, SOB Lafayette
street.
The Cardinal Newman reading cir.
Gle met with Rev. Father Toohey, al
st. Bernard s parochial residence. Mon
day evening.
Joseph Wright has removed his real
estate, loan and insurance Office to the
second floor of los Main street, over M
Carroll's book store
Twelve Sir Knights of Olivet COM
mandery, Knights Templar, from this
city, attended inspection in Milwaukee
last Wednesday aftefn DON.
"A class of children will attend their
first communion at St. Henrl's Catho-
lie church on the 26th inst. They will
be confirmed by Archbishop Katzer a
week later.
Next Sunday evening Rev. G. c..
Weiss will speak on the destructive
and constructive elements in the teach
ings Of Ingersoll as shown in his last
Sundays Chicago sermon.
AT the quarterly meeting Of ST.
Marks Lutheran church, the congre-
CATION decided to hold English services
on one Sunday evening in each month
and on the notable holidays.
The ladies of st. Paul's Episco pal
church will give tea party tomorrow
Thursday evening at the home of A.
P. Boardman, 400 Fourth street. A
general invitation is extended.
Rev. DR.. Johnson, rector of st.
Paul's Episcopal church, will deliver
lecture next Sunday evening on True
Christianity, or Martin Luther and the
Reformation" Ali are invited.
Prospective piano purchaser o
should consult the advertisement of S.
B. Fuller in another column which pro-
claims the high virtues of the famous
SHAW" This piano is considered a
leader, and Mr.. Fuller is anxious to
show all what makes it So
Mrs Louise B. Castle, No. 301 Yves
ley avenue, Oak Park, announces the
engagement of her daughter, Grace
Louise, to Mr.. William J. Nye, of Chica-
co. Chicago Tribune.
Miss Castle is niece of Jesse and
Miss Kate bennett and Mrs. H. J. DON
ner, and is we'll known here.
The young people are anticipating
with much pleasure the dancing social
to be given by Paul Thorn at Con-
cordia Opera house, Friday evening
next. An excellent time is assured
and the attendance will no doubt be
large. Hardege's orchestra will fur
nish the music. Tickets, so cents.
John Schempf and family moved
into their handsome new home on ely
man street last week. For the COM
pleteness and convenience of its ap-
pointments and the elegance of it's
workmanship, this residence has per-
haps few equals in the city, and its oc-
cupants should feel the utmost con-
tentment in such pleasant and inviting
quarters.
The Watertown Manufacturing
company have in operation at their
plant what is termed a compound
wound dynamo of their own make. 1t
is capable of sustaining 100 sixteen
candle power lights and it's efficiency
is claimed to be superior to other
machines. From the manner in which
it illuminates the plant, we should
judge it works excellently. The com
pany will continue to manufacture
these dynamos and place them on the
market.
Jonas Narracong, whom our oldest
citizens will remember as a resident
here in early days, died on March 25
at his home in Black River Falls, aged
70 years. AS far back as the '40's Mr..
Narrancong was joint proprietor with
our deceased townsmen, John Richards
and Luther Cole, of the old Rough and
Ready Touring mill, destroyed by fire
several years ago. He removed from
10 7 %li ~
taken for burial. Mr.. Narracong's four
surviving children are: Mrs. Gum, of
Black River Falls; Mrs. II. n. Cowen.
of Marshall; Dwight and Charles, of
Lodi.
PERSONAL MENTION.
w. j. Lee visited the Cream CITY
Tuesday.
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