Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-10-14
HOME MATTERS.

shop located at 1lU NOrGn S6cOHu street.
William Lehman has disposed of
his interest in the Watertown Cream
cry company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Reinehr re-
ioice over a new boy baby, born to
them last Thursday.
The Johnson Creek Sound Money
club was we'll represented at the Bragg
meeting Monday evening.
The Mccain & Mcclellan suit
against the city comes up for trial to-
morrow in the circuit court at Juneau.
Have you seen A. Quentmeyer's
line of fancy shirts? Nonein the city
that can approach them. LII Main
street.
Major G. H. GARNER will stump
the eastern part of Dodge county with
W. H. Rogers, of Madison, the last of
this month.
Look at A. Quentmeyer's line of
fur coats; they are reliable. A years
guarantee goes with every one. LII
Main street.
On account of the prevalence of
diphtheria in the neighborhood, the
first. second and third grades of School
No. 8 were closed Monday.
Hon. H. c. Adams, of Madison,
state dairy and food commissioner, will
address the voters at Cleveland hall,
on the evening of October %.
"A grand ball will be given at Union
hall, Johnson Creek, next Saturday
evening. Music by Hungerford's or
chestra. Everybody is invited. J.
Reinel and w. Laden are the proprie-
tors.
The ladies of the Congregational
church, Pipersyille, will give chicken
pie supper. for the benefit of the pas
tor, on Friday evening of this week, at
the home of Mrs Mary Burdick. A
cordial invitation to all.
Use little good "horse sense" and
at all times be supplied with DR.. Ang-
licker's Horse Remedies, new Collie
Cure, Liniment and Condition Powders.
They are guaranteed to give satlstac-
ton For sale by John Molzahn.
Saturday evening jolly com pany of
young people made merry at the home
of Miss Rose Zoelle, the young lady be-
ing rendered surprise in honor of her
birthday. The time was passed IN
dancing and other social diversions.
Rev. DR.. M. A. Johnson has &C
copied call from st. Luke's Episcopal
church, Whitewater, in consequence of
which be has resigned as rector of st.
Paul's church. this city. At a meeting
of St. Paul's vestry, Monday evening,
the resignation, which takes effect
November l. was accepted.
There will be a sound money rally
in the Park hotel hall at Johnson
Creek on Thursday evening of this
week, held under the auspices of the
Sound Money club. Good speakers
have been secured and all voters are
urged to attend and hear the issues of
the campaign faithfully presented.
Hon. Jesse Stone has resigned as
presidential elector for the Second dis
trict on the Republican ticket. As he
is a candidate for the assembly in this
district, it was question if he would
be eligible as an elector To remove
all doubt he resigned Mark Curtis, of
Hebron, has been appointed in his
stead.
Sunday night burglars entered the
home of John F. McGolrick, in the
Seventh ward, through window, and
removed his clothes, from which they
secured $61.62, leaving watch in one
of the pockets. Several other attempts
at burglary were made in the same
neighborhood, but the intruders were
frightened away.
One Of the largest audiences Con-
cordia Opera house ever held greeted
the Hyers Colored Comedy company
Sunday evening, on the opening of
theirseight nights engagement. Only
standing room was to be had. A con-
tinuous performance of specialties,
dancing, sketch work. etc., is given
each night, and the patrons seem well
pleased. Popular prices, 10, 20 and 80
cents, prevail.
The catch-as- catch can wrestling
match at Concordia Opera house Satur
day evening between Edward Rub, of
Chicago, and r. Schott, of this city, was
won by the latter, who took two falls
out of three. Rub Immediately chal
lenged Schott for mixed style match.
Preceding the wrestling M. Mccullough
and Thomas Williams gave q friendly
soaring exhibition. There Was Only
q small audience present.
George G. Mansfield, of Johnson
Creek, the well known creamery pro-
prietor, is putting up a handsome res
idence to cost in the neighborhood of
ten thousand dollars. This is practical
demonstration of confidence in Nc
Kinley's election, for if George did not
believe that VIM. Mckinley would be
our next president. his house building