Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-11-04

le Grocer's.
The Catholic churches observed
Il Souls day Monday with services.
Rack & Jones have an lad" this
eek announcing special cloak sale.
cad it.
The Congregational Y. P. S. {. E.
Ill give sociable in the church par
RS Saturday evening next.
Emil Seibel's fall opening Thurs
" evening was enlivened with excel
ut music by the Mandolin club.
Rev. Harry Foster, of Stoughton,
expected to occupy the pulpit of St.
.ul's Episcopal church next Sunday.
Have you seen A. Quentmeyer' S
e of fancy shirts? Nonein the city
at can approach them. III Main
rect.
For an ulster or over coat go to
Quentmeyer's. Largest variety,
st qualities, lowest prices. lit
ain street.
Three special cloak sales on the
ne days last week must have kept
r female population busy on tour
inspection.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
hite Daisy. Gotten up expressly
home patronage. Ask your
.ocer for it.
Miss Emma Leitzke, Of this city,
IS married Saturday evening to John
adunzel, of Berlin, Rev J. II. Brock
ann officiating.
yellow chrysanthemums were IN
eat demand yesterday, as token of
re gold standard, and dealers piled a
lriving trade in that beautiful flower.
Paul Thom's children's dancing
shool will meet again next Saturday
fternoon at Concordia Opera house.
Il desiring to join should be present.
Try the new Stove Polish manu-
.ctured by Hamilton & Black. Cleans
fckel, shines stoves, etc, to the
ueen's taste. Sold by Black the
trocer.
The annual ball of the Cigarmak-
rs Benevolent association at Turner
)pera house Saturday evening was
argely attended and enjoyed by all.
Iardege's full orchestra furnished the
lusic.
Miss Laura Wollensack. at her
lome in the town of Watertown, de-
,ghtfully entertained a small company
{ intimate friends last Wednesday
gening in honor of her birthday an
iversary.
The cost ola bottle of Dr.. AnglicB er's
ew Collie Cure is but a tri1e compared
18th the loss Of valuable horse. One
G bottle will cure any case Of fatulent
spasmodic colic-For sale at John
Iolzahn's drug store.
Miss Matty Landauer, daughter OF
IF. and Mrs. A. Landauer, Of Milwau-
ee, was married Friday evening to
arl Won Holly, member of the Pabst
heater Stock company, Milwaukee.
he bride is we'll known in this city.
Monday evening Stuart MacKib-
1n, Of South Bend, Ind, closed the
ampaign for the gold Democrats with
a address at Turner Opera house,
ghlle F. B. Van Valkenburg, Of Mil
aukee. did likewise for the silver
,emocrats. The former meeting was
re more largely attended Of the two
Gustav Waltz, son of Mr.. and Mrs
9rdinand Waltz, I'll North Third
rect, died Sunday at his home in Eau
.aire, of lung troubles. Deceased was
AIRED in this city, where he had many
ends who regret to learn of his death
IS age was So years. The remains
re brought here for burial yesterday
Thursday evening Henry Mulber'
gave game dinner to number OF
friends at his home on Washington
eet. These present were: The Misses
lchheit, Habhegger, Birdie Habheg,
r, Kusel and Schempf; Messrs
1menfeld, Prentlss, Solliday, Wood
| and Norris. After dinner the
4ning was pleasantly passed with
sic, cards and social intercourse.
Irene, the year-old daughter Of
and Mrs. William Reichardt, died
the family home. 100 North Fifth
eet, last Wednesday night. She had
IN i'll only a short time, and hel
1den taking off was consequently q
ere blow to the fond parents, who
re the sympathy of many friends IN
ir affection. The funeral took place
urday morning from St. Henry's
irch.
The closing rally of the Republi-
s at Turner Opera house Friday
ming was fine meeting and largely
ended, Notwithstanding the incle-
It weather. Major Edward Scofeld,
candidate for governor, was pre-
t and said few words at the close.
created a most favorable impress
Stirring and eloquent addresses
made on the issues of the cam
by j. Y. Quarles, of Milwaukee,
). r. Hicks, of Oshkosh. Both gen.
an were warmly received and their
essions we're frequently and lust
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