Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-05-27

Monday was w hlt-MonQaY, on
served as a holy day by some OF the
churches.
The foundation lines for the new
depot are being determined upon by
surveyors.
-"Big Joe," the best -four in the
world, at Becker & Thauer's, Black
and other grocers.
Opening of Turner park for the
season next Sunday evening. Music
by the Sinissippi band.
Our young men bicyclists are or
ganizing a club. The membership is
now about thirty. All male riders are
invited to join.
Fred Ruecker, the present pro-
prietor of the Buena Vista house, will
conduct saloon and boarding house
at POS Main street after June l.
Yesterday morning Hubert Muel-
Ter and Miss Amelia Roffeis, both of the
town of Emmett, we're married at st,
Henri's Catholic church, Rev. Father
Kampschroer officiating.
"A handsome Shetland pony,
weighing about 300 pounds, was
shipped from this station to party in
Waterville, Mimi, Monday, by Joseph
Stoppenbach of Jefferson.
Albert Schendel. Of Oak Grove,
was fined 81 and costs, i'll all about Slz.
yesterday. by Justice Hence, for using
abusive and obscene language in this
city last Sunday, Charles Sprenger be-
ing the complainant.
Hon. Richard Guenther, of the State
Board of Control, inspected our police
station Monday morning. He reported
it as being neat and clean, properly
ventilated and disinfected, and COM
mended the efforts of the officers In
charge to keep it in satisfactory con-
dition.
Two Milwaukeeans, J. Seager and
s. Levy, camped on the river bank
near Concordia island Sunday. They
are making trip on horses to the Pa
cific coast, on wager to cover the dis
lance, $500 miles, by October next.
incidentally they advertise The Mil
waukee Seebote.
-Chief-o of Police Block has been ad-
vocating the donning of citizens garb
by himself, In lieu of the regulation
police uniform, claiming that be could
render more efficient service to the
city in the detective line under such
an order of things. Mayor Rack, how
ever, objected to the change and the
chief will therefore continue to appear
in uniform.
One day last week Bernard Zeiner,
of Emmett, missed from his house three
gold finger rings, which had been the
property of his wife, who died recent
lv. Suspicion of the theft rested upon
ii year old servant girl who had left
Mr.. Zeiner's employ few days pre-
vious. He therefore went to the girls
home south of this city, and the stolen
jewelry was finally produced by her
after considerable threatening and in
timidating had been resorted to.
There are few persons In this
world who will stoop to the meanest
kind Of mean acts, and one Of these
! must have visited the Moravian church
Sunday night When the choir met for
rehearsal Monday evening it was dis
covered that the cabinets containing
the missionary and the Christian En-
deavor offerings had been broken into
and the money taken. The entire sum
was not very large, but nevertheless
served the purpose sought by the des
| picable miScreant.
Otto Moldenhauer, son of Mr.. and
! Mrs. H. Modem hauer, of Lebanon, and
| Miss Bertha Kressin, only daughter o.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kressin, of ely
man, we're married Thursday afternoon
at st. Johns Lutheran church by Rev
G.. Strasen A reception at the brides
| home following the ceremony was par
ticipated in by large number Of in
vited gvests, including some from this
city. The young couple will reside
near Randolph, where the groom IL
manager of q creamery.