Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-07-01

For a hat or cap go to A. Quent-
meyers.
-Cady street bridge has been re-
! paired with new planking.
-"White Daisy" flour, per 4o-lb.
sack, $I.oo, delivered to any part OF
city
The Board of Review will sit in
annual session next Monday in the
city hall.
Its just like this: Ifyou wish to see
the choicest line of shirts il. the city
go to A. Quentmeyer's.
s. B. Fuller recently sold one OF
the finest of his Shaw pianos to Owen
Mullen, of the town Of Watertown.
Mrs. William g. APPEL, a lady we'll
known here through several visits,
died at her home in Chicago Thursday.
Stationery for every taste and every
purse at Sproesser's. A regular metro
politan stock. Call and get box or
quire.
Hahn & Huebner, late of Milford,
have opened saloon and restaurant
in the old Ruesch stand on North
! Water street.
The principal thoroughfares are
being cleaned and leveled as we'll as
possible, preparatory to the Fourth OF
July celebration.
The infant son of John Dollason
and wife, of the Seventh ward, died
Thursday morning and was buried IN
the Lutheran cemetery Saturday.
-Zemke Bros. had the formal open
ing of their elegant new cafe
"Deutsches Dorf''- Saturday evening.
The place was crowded all evening.
-Scorchers should go TO headquar-
tiers for nobby bicycle sweaters, pants,
caps, belts and stockings.
A. QUENTMEYER.
The drill of the German soldiers
who will participate in the parade on
the Fourth attracted large gathering
to the Northwestern university grounds
Sunday afternoon.
An employee in the Redwood ele-
vator, Henry Bolgert, met with an ac-
cident Thursday morning by which
several ribs were injured. He received
surgical attention from this city.
The Watertown Gun club neld a
shoot Sunday afternoon on the Fuer
mann grounds, the following being the
scores: Gates, Is; Spear, II; Smith, 10;
Dervin, y; Eaton, 10; Bufmeier, 6.
A large audience favored St. Ber-
nard's Literary and Dramatic society
on their rendition of Captain jack
at Juneau Friday evening. There
were quite a number of Watertownites
in attendance.
| AT the Lutheran synod in session
7 the past week at Fond du Lac, DR.,
| Notz, Of the Northwestern university,
preached the pastoral sermon Sunday
evening, while Monday evening the
closing sermon was given by Rev. Q.
Hoyer, of the same institution.
The ladies of the Congregational
| church will serve lunches July at 1l2
Main street Sand wiches of various
kinds, beans, salads, doughnuts, hot
and cold drinks are among the sub
stantials, while ice cream, cake and
other dainties will be found refresh
! ing during any hour of the day.
The ninth annual tournament of
the State Firemen's association, held
at Waterloo last week, was largely at
tended and complete success. Some
very excellent sport was provided IN
the different races and one or two state
! records broken. Quite a number Of
! our people went over to witness the
! events.
The goth birthday of Mrs. Martha
Nichols was observed last Saturday,
number of relatives and friends from
out Of town gathering at her residence,
/ 406 Washington street, to pay her
| homage Mrs. Nichols is remarkably
vanced years. and her many acqaint-
ances hope to see her reach the century
mark
Saturday members of the Lake
Geneva and Reeseville fire depart
ments stopped here, while on their
way home from the Waterloo tourna-
ment, and were shown our waterworks
system by Chief Berg. An exhibition
Of the throwing power was given from
| the hydrant at the corner of Jones and
North First streets, water being forced
over the Fuermann brewery.