Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-04-29


being made around the city.
The Watertown creamery is sport
ing hobby new delivery wagon.
Beach & Bowers minstrels, with
double band, will be at Concordis
Opera house, May 10.
Rev. and Mrs. 6. G. Weiss enter
tanned companies of friends on Monday
and Tuesday evenings.
"A car of choice Burbank potatoes
just received. Get our prices and we
will save you money. W. j. BLACK.
The topic for Sunday evenings
lecture at st. Paul's Episcopal church
is "Did the English Church begin with
King Henry?''
In game of ball Sunday afternoon
on the college grounds, the Sacred
Heart team defeated the Alerts by a
score of 81 to l.
Contractors figuring on the new
st. Paul depot have been notified to
have their bids in at the Office of Archi-
tect Frost, Chicago, by April 80.
This afternoon the baseball teams
of the Northwestern university and OF
st. Johns Military academy, Delafeld.
will meet on the formers grounds.
Bicycle riders should at all times
observe the axiom, Turn to the right, y
and thus endeavor to AVOID collisions
with other occupants of the streets.
Just sweet enough to be good, .
that's Shakespeare Plug Tobacco,
champagne flavor. The best tobacco III
the world Get it at Schlueter Bros.
There will be English services in
St. Marks Lutheran church Sunday
evening next at 1880 O'Clock. Rev.
Paul Brockmann, of Hartland, will
preach.
Monday Nicholas Murphy began
his duties as street commissioner, sue
ceeding Felix Mclaughlin, who re-
signed before the expiration of bis
term. May l.
After their rehearsal Monday even
ing the Concordia singers were enter
tanned at the home of Carl MANI, whose
birthday it was. They rendered him q
delightful serenade.
On the medical testimony of Drs.
Moulding and Field. Mrs. Peace B
Wood, of the Seventh ward, has been
adjudged insane and committed to the
Northern hospital at Winnebago.
The Fair store has now one of the
largest show windows in the city. 1t
affords most advantageous place for
the display of goods, and in the even
ing, under the glare of a cluster OF
electric lights, presents very brilliant
aspect
While handling a rifle Friday
evening, Julius Zoellich, a farm hand
employed on the j. Ryan place, EN-
met, was accidently shot in the face,
the bullet lodging in his upper lip. DR..
Werner extracted it and no serious in
jury resulted.
Joshua Simpkins," the greatest
of all rural plays, is booked for Con-
cordia Opera house next Tuesday
evening. Among the attractions are q
military band and "hayseed" band
which will give concert at noon on
the postofice corner.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. D. NJ
Woodland gave luncheon at her resi-.
dence, 2l2 North Washington street, in
honor Of Miss Watson, of Fond du Lac
and Miss Frohne, of Berlin. A musi.
Gale followed the luncheon. There
were dozen guests and all passed g
very delightful time.
Commencing next Monday Passen
ger No. ) on the st. Paul road, which
has been running over the Northern
division, will again be put on the La
Crosse division. It will leave. Milwau
kee at 1910 A. NJ. and arrive here at
o'clock. This will be good news tc
Watertown theatre-goers who desire to
attend Milwaukee amusements.
THE Bridge" barber shop has beer
newly furnished and renovated, and
cordially invite all in quest of gooC
workmanship and prompt service to
give me call The bath rooms are
also in excellent condition now, having
been thoroughly cleaned and furnish &c
with entire new outfits. Try the baths
for more comfortable feeling during
the warm months; 25 cents.
JOHN G.. SEAGER, Prop.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. c.. L. Nodine has returned from