Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-03-11

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& Thauer's.
-"White Daisy" flour, per 4o-lb.
sack, $I.o5, delivered to any part of
city
The pastor of the Congregational
church will conduct services both
morning and evening as usual next
Sunday.
Max S. Huber is the successor Of
Max Rohr, resigned. to the Office of
treasurer of the High School Alumni
association.
Just sweet enough to be good,
that's Shakespeare Plug Tobacco, cham
payne flavor. The best tobacco in the
world. Get it at Schlueter Bros.
p. Burke and Thomas Sheridan
have formed partnershipIn the black
smith and wagon business, and will oc-
cupy the shop at III Water street
"A sermon eulogizing ST. Patrick
will be given at st. Demands church by
Rev. Frank Riley, of St. Francis semi
nary, near Milwaukee, on March II.
AT the recent annual session of tie
grand encampment, [. O. O. F., held at
Hudson, William Humphrey, of this
city, was reelected grand treasurer.
F. A. Volkmann recently sold two
hogs to Norton & Thauer, their aggre-
gate weight being l, 135 pounds. One
weighed $50 and the other 575 pounds.
Fire threatened the buildings at
116 and IIS West Main street for a
while last Thursday morning, the burn
ing out of a chimney causing the trou-
BILE.
Rev Dr. Johnson will deliver a
lecture on church history Sunday night
at st. Paul's church. Topic: ga Visit
to Church Service in the Third Cen
tury."
Assistant Postmaster Dervin has
discovered a new version" of the
Roentgen X rays IN Photography. He
is showing his friends some good pro-
auctions from his method.
Both President Adams, of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, and his wife
were prevented by illness from attend
ing the institute yesterday and filling
their places on the program.
John Gebhardt's saloon and board
ing house at 200 Main street is now
managed by William Griggs, late of
Milwaukee, and at one time living at
Hubbleton. Mr.. Gebhardt retires on
account of i'll health.
The Wisconsin Manufacturing
company, of Jefferson, will not rebuild
its shops, destroyed by fire February
%. This will be serious loss to Jeffer-
son, as thirty employees will necessari-
ly have to seek work elsewhere.
"A skimming station is being built
in the town of WATERFOWL, about two
miles east of the city, Tor the accommo-
ton of the milk patrons of Piper &
Began, the First street creamery men.
1t will be named the "Gilt Edge"
George Spohn, of the Star Bowling
club, had clean score out of twelve
consecutive balls rolled at last week s
session of his club, the record being $50.
This new conner among our bowling or
CARNATIONS is forging to the front in
good style.
The following officers of the Platt-
deutscher verein were elected for the
ensuing term last Friday evening:
President. Charles Stiemke; vice pres
ident, Charles Goetsch; secretary
/ John Brusen bach; treasurer, Villa 10
Schultz; trustee for three years, August
Conrad.
Louis Cannon, knowna as the strong
man from St. Paul, who is giving free
/ exhibitions at Ohm Bros saloon this
week, issues a challenge to wrestle
anyone in the county for from $50 to
800 side. r. Schott, of Waterloo, is
preferred. Cannon's forfeit is in the
hands of Fred Ohm.
Superintendent Viebahn acting fol-
the twenty guarantors, has cancelled
the engagement agreed upon with {
Chicago lecture bureau for lecture
here by Hon. Henry Watterson. L
was originally intended to have it dur
ing February, but the bureau neglected
to come forward at the proper time
The course by Prof. Coffin will suitably
fill the void.
Thursday noon the team of Fred
Brueske, of Ashippun, hauling a smoke
stack, went on rampage on Mair
street. At the corner of First the out.
fit collided with two conveyances, re.
moving wheel from one-a wager
loaded with grain belonging to Henry
Kath, of Lowell. Here the runaway
horses freed themselves from thei
load and continued at wild rate t.
the west side, where they were cap
tured. Although they took the side