Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-01-22

sack, $I.oo, delivered to any part OF
city
-Children's dancing school at Con-
cordia Opera house, Saturday after
noon, usual hour.
The ladies of the Concordia society
are arranging to give leap year ball
early next month.
&C. Zemke sprained one of his
ankles Saturday, which will disable
him for few days.
-Molzahn & Feisst have engaged
William Reber, late proprietor of The
Journal, as their city solicitor.
The congregational church in this
city has adopted the Plymouth
Hymnal for the use of members.
The annual ball of the Platt-
deutscher verein will be held at Turner
Opera house, Saturday evening next.
The Ezra Kendall company will
present "A Pair of Kids" at Concordia
Opera house, Friday evening, January
"a.
The Mccormick Harvester COM
pany, of Chicago, has selected NJ. A.
Began and P. ]. Burke as agents for
this vicinity.
Mine Host" Buthorn, of the June
ton hotel, served d game dinner Sun
day, and many of our epicures can at
test it's excellence.
The Firemen's band of Johnson
Creek will hold grand masquerade
ball in Stiehm's Opera house, Friday
evening, January 81.
Mrs. E. E. Davies, Washington
street, gave luncheon last Wednes-
day afternoon fol her mother, Mrs. A.
FL. Atkins, of Milwaukee,
Bear in mind the eleventh annual
ball of the Plattdentscher verein at
Turner Opera house, January 25. Music
by Hardege's orchestra. Tickets so
cents.
Our clubbing rates: THE REPUBLI-
CAN and The Chicago Weekly Inter
Ocean. one year, s.. 90; THE REPUBLICAN
and The New York Weekly Tribune,
one year, $1.S5.
A ball under the auspices of Mr..
Higgins, the dancing teacher of Rich
wood, was given at Washington hall,
Hubbleton, Friday night. Watertown
was well represented.
St Bernard's Literary and Drama
tic society is preparing to give "Sham-
rock and Rose" an interesting drama
illustrative of the rebellion of 1898. A
date early in February will be selected.
R. Stelling, of Port Washington
grand president of the Sons of Her
mann, installed the officers of the local
lodge last Wednesday evening. So
cial gathering followed the ceremonies.
Miss Minnie Langlotz, sister of our
resident, Mrs. Henry Kuester, died at
her home in Deansville last Saturday !,
aged 20 years. Her funeral occurred
Monday, relatives from here attending.
Following are the recently elected
officers of the West Road Cheese Fac
tory company, town of Watertown:
President, P. Burke; secretary, Joseph
Molzahn; treasurer, James Meehan;
salesman, Edward Mulick.
Mrs Robert Adele, 710 Western
avenue, entertained few friends at
tea Friday evening, it being her birth
day. The guests were Mesdames w.
F. Brandt, Charles Frey, w. J. Lee
II. A. Long, Theo Kusel, John Gamm,
J. D. Platz. Paul Valerius, w Schiebel
and A. j. Weiss; Misses Ella Deubel,
Ella and Julia Ruebhausen, and Emile
Hansen, of Milwaukee,
"A teachers institute for Dodge
county will be held at juneau on Fri
day and Saturday, January "a and 25.
Among the wellknown conductors of
the state who will be present are Prof.
A. J. Hutton, Whitewater Normal !;
Prof. W. H. Cheever, Milwaukee Nor
NAL; Prof. w c. Hewett, Oshkosh Nor
NAL A free lecture will be delivered
Friday evening by Andrew S. Draper,
Ii. D., president of the University of
Illinois, whose subject will be "The
Spirit of the Teacher"
"A false alarm last Thursday even
ing called the ire department to the
corner of Main street and College ave-
nue., where both steamers pumped
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thrown promiscuously among the fire.
men and by-standers. 1t appears that
considerable monkeywork is going on
as regards the fire department, and the
trifers should be located. Mayor
Moak offers a reward for the detection
of the party who first sounded the
alarm Thursday evening