Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-03-25

sack, $I.o5, delivered to any part of
city
The Misses Anna and Libbie Hol-
land entertained the Cardinal Newman
Reading circle Monday evening
A second adjournment in the case
Of the State VS.. JOhu Dunbar, for en-
bezzlement, was taken last Thursday
until the 10Th inst.
Joseph Reinehr is the successor to
the firm of Reinehr & BUTLER in the
coal and wood business, he having
bought Mr.. Butzler's interest.
Most men are particular about the
kind of tobacco they chew. Try Shakes
peare plug tobacco; it will suit the par
ticular kind. Get it at Schlueter Bros.
Louis F. Spangenberg, formerly at
Lees barber shop, has purchased the
barbering outfit of l.. Menges and will
continue the latter's business at SOB
Main street.
Charles j. Wenck was nominated
for supervisor by the Democrats of the
Sixth ward Saturday evening, to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Fred
rich Hermann.
The brass band boys have organ
lied for the coming season and will
work hard to furnish a high grade of
music. The band is named the "Sini-
sippi" and William Sergel is the leader.
Our former townsman, John P.
Bowling, has been nominated by the
Democrats for president of the village
of Cudahy, near Miln yankee. If elect
ed. Mr.. Bowling will serve the people
well.
Paul Thorn announces the dancing
social of his senior class to take place
at Concordia Opera house, Friday even
ing. April II. This promises to be
most enjoyable post-Lenten affair for
the young people.
Miss Ida Uihlein, young lady
we'll known here, will be married to
Frederick Pabst, Jr., in the parlors of
the Hotel Pfster, Milwaukee, this
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Manz will
attend the wedding.
The Sure Cure" baseba team has
been organized among Woodland &
Stones candy department employees
They will play any team in the city. E.
]. Stacy is manager, Alex. Martensen
captain, and G. Guetzlaff secretary and
treasurer.
Ferdinand Behlke has been award
ed the contract for remodeling John
Habhegger's residence, 413 Fifth street,
and work is now under way. During
the reconstruction Mr.. Habhegger and
his family will occupy the Stone place
at 213 Fourth street.
The proceedings of the closing
farmers institute. held here recently,
will be published in book form in nifty
or sixty thousand copies, making a
hand book of more than three hundred
pages, which will be distributed free of
charge at next seasons farmers insti-
tutes.
One of the early improvements to
be made on the west side is the cree
ton of brick building by Thomas
Brooks on the site now taken up by
his ware house, on North Washington
street. It will be two story structure,
2)x40 feet in size. Ferd Link will oc-
cupv it as sample room.
Thursday morning last horse be-
longing to John Buckley, of Emmett,
was badly gashed about the TANKS by
contact with hitching post. opposite
the Empire mill, to which it was tied.
The horse was frightened at something,
and through plunging and rearing got
astraddle of the post. Before relieved
the animal had lost considerable
blood.
The organization 0fthe Northwest
ern Cheesemak ers' Mutual Fire Insur-
ance company, of Dodge county, has
been approved by Insurance Commits
sioner Fricke and the company is now
ready to transact business. The officers
are: H. R. Moldenhauer, Lebanon,
president; NJ. Fitzgerald, Ashippun,
vice-president; Jacob JOSH. Water
town, treasurer; George w. Morse,
Juneau, secretary and general agent.
Articles of incorporation for The
Banner Printing company, Of Jeffer-
son, have been issued. The capital
stock is $4,000. and among the incor-
porators are o. F. Roessler, Emil Stop
penbach and J. O. Perkins. The form
er proprietor, Mr.. Roessler, has en-
tered upon this new arrangement on
account of having become associated
with the Jefferson FIGURING mill, to
which business he will pay portion of
his attention.