Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-04-08

"A 3-year-old son of John Brusen-
bach fell down stairs yesterday and
fractured his right arm.
"A baby boy was born Thursday
morning last to Mr.. and Mrs. M. A.
Began. Weight 10 pounds.
r. P. Koenig q Co. Minnesota
Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
or it. Only los cents d sack.
WATERFOWL chapter, Order of East
ern Star, Will give dancing and card
party at Masonic hall next Monday
evening.
Champagne flavor. but it wont in
toxicate Shakespeare Plug Tobacco IAN
elegant chew wrapped in gold foil.
Your dealer has it.
Twenty members Of Olivet COM
mandery, Knights Templar, from this
city, attended the Easter services of
the order at Oconomowoc Sunday
evening.
Rev. Mr. Chapman, of Nashotah
seminary, will officiate at St. Paul's
Episcopal church next Sunday, morn
ing and evening. The Easter music
will be repeated.
The Misses Myrtle and Addie
Johnson entertained a company of
friends at an april FooP' party last
Wednesday evening, at their home OH
North Warren street.
"A demented young man from Col
umbus, Fred Wilski, was ,aken in
charge Monday evening by the police,
who cared for him until his father, hay
ing been notified, took him home yes
terday noon.
After the concert at Concordia
Opera house Tomorrow Thursday
night the Salisbury orchestra will play
for dance. to which all are cordially
invited. Splendid, inspiriting music
may be expected.
Paul Thorn announces the dancing
social of his senior class to take place
at Concordia Opera House, Friday
evening, April II. This promises to
be most enjoyable post-Lenten affair
for the young people.
The eightieth birthday of our
pioLeer resident, Mrs Eliza Richards,
occurred on April 2 Her relatives and
few invited friends gathered at her
residence, $40 Richards avenue, to
10 NJ M a 70 tho
For family use, order the A. Gettel-
man Brewing company's natural pro-
cess lager beer. Made from pure
hops and malt Prices liberal.
HENRY KUEsTER,
2l4 Main ST.
ct am personally acquainted with
Mr.. Len Salisbury and his organiza-
ton, and cheerfully attest to the excel
lence of their concerts. Henry G.
Berger, manager Theo. Thomas orches-
ira" At Concordia Opera house, to-
morrow evening.
Miss Jennie Kusel gave cinch
party Monday evening at her home,
2l6 North Church street, in honor of
the Misses Cora and lima Hansen, of
Milwaukee. Six couples were present.
The card-playing was followed by re-
freshments and dancing.
Monday night the common council
of Columbus awarded the contract for
constructing $24, 800 system of water
works in that city to w. II. Wheeler
& Co., who are putting in the system
here. Work will begin at once and is
expected to be completed August |.
John NJ Dandy, editor of The Chi
cago Saturday Evening Herald, says:
"The Salisbury orchestra is recognized
as one of the best musical organizations
in the West, second in artistic excel
lence to the Thomas orchestra only"
At Concordia Opera house, Thursday
evening, A pril 9.
Ex-senator G.. A. Pettibone, of
juneau, and his son, D. Z. Pettibone,
late Of The Ooonomowoc Free Press,
have purchased The Oconomowoc
Democrat plant and will conduct the
newspaper under the name of The
Oconomowoc Republican, with politics
as its name implies. The newspaper
craft generally will wish Messrs. Petit
bone abundant success.
While standing near the water main
trench on Eighth street Saturday after
noon a Young lad Hugo Krahs of 3Ci
Seventh street, was accidentally burned
on the foot through the splitting of some
molten lead being carried to the calkers
by William Squires. The latter was
run into by another boy who was play
ing around the trench, and therefore
was not accountable for the accident
Young Krebs was quite painfully
burned. His experience should be a
warning for children to keep away
from the trenches.