Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-08-19

House to rent. Enquire al 41S
North Washington street.
If YOU want 75c corset for SOC go
to Achtenhagen & Heilman's.
-"White Daisy" flour, per 4o-lb.
sack, $I.oo, delivered to any part OF
city
THE Klub" has issued invitations
for dance at Concordia island on Fri
day evening next.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s Minnesota
Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
for it. Only 100 cents q sack.
Austin Barr suffered a painful IN
Jury to his arm, one day last week,
through tall while in the country.
Mrs. W. F. Sommerfeld pleasantly
entertained a number Of friends Mon
dav afternoon and evening at lawn
party.
"A coal depot 40x8O feet in size has
Just been completed by z. j. Euper on
his property at the foot of West street,
Third ward.
The ConcordIa society and the Sim
nissippi band held picnic and open
air concert on Concordia island Sunday
afternoon and evening.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
serve ice cream and cake at the church
Friday evening next. Price, 10 cents
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
The pulpit of the Congregational
church Will be filed next Sunday by
H. H. Jacobs, of Madison. Morning
service at IL O'Clock and evening SER
vice at 7:30 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Fuermann en-
tertained company of relatives and
friends Friday evening at their home,
1925 North Second street, in honor OF
the latter's birthday anniversary.
Last Wednesday evening young
son of Henry Arndt, the Phoenix Fire
company driver. fell from the sliding
pole in the engine house and was quite
badly hurt about the chin and mouth.
William Engelke, who attempted
suicide in the town of Waterloo the
9TH inst, had successful operation
performed at Augustine hospital, Chi
cago, for the injury to his throat, and
is now OF the road to recovery.
Among the jurors drawn to serve
during the September term of the JEFF
ferson county circuit court are the fol-
lowing from this city: Fred Harte,
Edward May, Robert Adele, Zeno
Bruegger, Charles Goetsch, G. H. Jaco-
bi. John Robinson, D. II. Beurhaus
and Joseph Toussaint.'
Application has been made by the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
company for the use of city water at
this point. 1t is desired for locomo-
tives and for the Junction hotel. In
order to secure the company as pa
iron it will be necessary to build an
extension to the present system, as the
Junction district has no piping. This
! will NO doubt be done as soon as the
city acquires possession of the plant.
Democratic caucuses will be held
| in the First, Second, Third, Fourth
and Seventh wards, Friday evening,
August %, to elect delegates to the JEFF
ferson county convention at Jefferson
August 90. The number of delegates is
as follows: First ward, s; Second, 8;
Third, 3; Fourth, 2; Seventh, 3. eau
cuses in the Fifth and Sixth wards, to
| elect delegates to the Dodge county
Democratic convention, will be held
Thursday evening, August 20.
| ALBERT Lehman, of Azta!an,
charged With criminal assault on the
person of young girl, was up before
Justice Henze last Friday for examina-
ton. District Attorney Ryder con-
Quoted the prosecution, while r. B.
Kirkland and George Grimm, of Jeffer-
son, were the defendants counsel.
| There being an error in the complaint,
the case was dismissed for want OF
| Jurisdiction. Lehman was immediate
lv rearrested and held in bonds for an
other examination August 26.
Last Saturday five of Watertown's
chess players. William Quentmeyer,
Theo. Dobbratz, J ohm Schlueter, E. w.
Schultz and Chas. Miller, came down to
our city with blood in their eyes to do
some of our chess players up. The
Waterloo team was composed Of }. A.
Clark, Geo. Seeber, G. R. Stone, E. +.
Doering asd W. G. Boorman, and after
sitting of nearly five hours the gam es
resulted as follows: Waterloo, 36;
Watertown, 6. Evidently our chess
players are too many for those from
our neighboring city on the east. Come
again, gentlemen, and we will try and
use you better by giving you more
games.- Waterloo Democrat.
"A combination that possessed
every aspect of a "wild and woody
West" show drove into town Thursday
afternoon and in the evening gave an
exhibition at the corner of North First
and Main streets. The leading charac
tiers were number of supposed cow