Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-04-01

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Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
or it. Only los cents sack.
Wheeler & Co. have large force Of
men laying water mains on some of the
streets where the ground is not too wet.
Sale of seats for the Salisbury or
chestra concert will begin Friday, at
Molzahn's drug store. Prices, 80 and
35 cents.
Mrs. C. Weiss has engaged Miss
Alma Frohne, of Berlin, as an expert
trimmer at her millinery store for the
spring season.
-I'll have the best or none. Well,
buv Shakespeare Plug Tobacco, cham
pagIe flavor the best tobacco on earth.
For sale everywhere.
= Prof. Rosenstengels lecture on
"The Benefits of the German Ian
guage," Monday evening at Turner
Opera house, was fairly attended.
An elegant boulevard gas lamp,
with Welsh bach burner, has been
placed at the northeast corner of Main
street bridge by the Gas company.
The Democrats of the Second ward
will hold caucus this evening at the
| Buena Vista house to nominate cam
didate for alderman in place of Zeno
Bruegger.
There will be preaching and COM
munion service next Sunday morning
at the Congregations church, and in
the evening an Easter musical pro-
gram will be given.
August Buege, charged with violat-
ing a city ordinance by dumping refuse
in West Milwaukee street, pleaded
guilty before Justice Stacy yesterday
morning and paid fine of 81 and costs.
List of uncalled for letters remain
ing in the postoffice April /, 1896:
Danes. Martin d. ]. Murray Mfg. Co.
Frenzel Mfg. Co. Palmer. Chas
Holland, W. B. Wheelock, L. E.
Kelm, Karl August
VIM. H. RoHR, P. NJ.
Paul Thorn announces the dancing
social of his senior class to take place
at Concordia Opera House. Friday
evening, April II. This promises to
be most enjoyable post-Lenten affair
for the young people.
For the balance of Holy week,
!, services at St. Paul's Episcopal church
will be as follows: Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings, 1880 o'clock;
Good Friday morning and Saturday
morning, 1890 o'clock.
For family use, order the A. Gettel-
man Brewing company's natural pro-
cess lager beer Made from pure
hops and malt. Prices liberal.
HENRY KUEsTER,
214 Main st.
The Chicago Tribune says that
"Mr. Salisbury is thorough musician
in every sense Of the term, energetic
and artistic with as efficient a corps of
musicians as can be found" At Con-
cordia Opera house, Thursday evening,
April 9. Tick cts, 81 and 35 cents.
Last Wednesday evening st. Ber-
nard's Literary and Dramatic society
elected the following officers for the
ensuing half-year: Director. Rev. j.
D. Coleman; president, Thomas Ryan;
vice president, Thomas Irwin; secre-
tary, Edward O'Byrne; treasurer,
Charles E. Prendergast
DIR. Alice J Goetsch. graduate of
the Northwestern University Woman's
Medical college, Chicago, and tor the
past three years practicing in Madison,
has permanently located in this city
over Goeldner's music store. l13 Main
street Special attention paid to dis
| eases of women and children.
-Watertown is honored with two
representatives on the committee of
100 selected to arrange for the state
semi-centennial in 1898. They are
Rev. j. O'Keeffe, president of Sacred
Heart college, representing the Catho-
lie educational interests, and Rev. A.
F. Ernst, president of the Norti,~ est
ern university, representing the Luth-
eran educational interests.
Last Sunday was Palm Sunday,
when the rite of confirmation is admin
istered in many of the German
churches. This Office was performed
at St. Marks, ST. johns and Emanuel
Lutheran churches, the first named
presenting class of thirty boys and
thirty girls. the second class of TWEEN
ty boys and seventeen girls, and the
third O class Of foDrtnan hi,va and fOur-
teen girls. At the Evangelical Pro-
testant church nine boys and nine
girls were confirmed.
FOR SALE-HOTEL PROPERTY.
''The CONNER cial," at Watertown,
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