Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-01-29

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Jae-
ger, 81 Vine street, Thursday, girl.
-"White Daisy" flour, per 4o-lb.
sack, $I.oo, delivered to any part OF
city
The annual masquerade of the
Turner society is announced for Feb
ruary Is.
The many friends of H. Fulkerson
are glad to see him around again, after
his severe illness.
Twin girls were born Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kruger, 1913
North Church street.
I. Liebermann, stranger. has
rented the Bieber building at POS Main
street and Will shortly open a general
store.
Tickets for Paul Thom's children's
social, February z, are % cents, to be
had of members of the class and of Mr..
Thorn.
The Woodland & Stone company
have been making improvements in
their factory by putting in hardy WOOD
Touring in the candy department.
Last week Sheriff Shannon brought
six patients from the Northern Hospl-
tai for the Insane to the county asylum,
among the number being the notorious
Maggie O'Connor.
"A conference of Lutheran ministers
from this vicinity was in session last
week at St. Marks church. About
twenty were in attendance. Business
and theological matters were discussed i.
The course of lectures by Rev. j.
B. Koehne begins next Tuesday even
ing and continues for week. Moth
ing will be said to give offense to any
one, no matter what each ones church
preference may be.
"A new ice house is in course of
erection by Ohm Bros. near Fourth
street bridge, on property leased from
G. Hilgendorf. The structure will be
4Ox1OO in size and Is feet high. F. G.
Jaeger has Tie COHGIdCl.
William Welk, janitor of School
No l, cut one OF his thumbs in a pain
full manner last Wednesday evening,
while preparing kindling wood. The
thumb was nearly severed, necessitst-
ing the sewing up Of the wound.
The Royal Flush club, a recent
creation in certain married circles of
the city, held its first meeting at the
old armory, west side, Thursday even
ing last. The club proposes to hold a
meeting and dance once week.
Mrs. H. Roberts. niece of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Otto, of this city.
died of diphtheria at her home in
Manistee, Mich, last Thursday, aged
% years. The deceased, through sew
eral visits to her relatives, was quite
we'll known here.
Anton KolinskY, paper carrier
for 7. S. Clark. fell from the CONNER
cial hotel sleigh Monday evening,
while returning from a train, and re-
ceived bruises about the shoulders and
arms, but with no serious results. DIR.
SpaIding attended him.
The contract for building the Ger
man M. E. camp meeting tabernacle
on the grounds IN this city has been
let to William Zimmerman, of Beaver
Dam, the lowest bidder. The dimen-
sions will be 50x80, with a bell tower.
It is to be finished June1.
Saturday evening large represen-
tation of our German residents gath
cred at Turner Opera house to partici-
pate Ia the eleventh annual ball OF the
Plattdeutscher verein. The occasion
was very successful in all particulars
and an excellent time was had. Har-
dege's orchestra officiated.
Theodore lick, an apprentice in
the Office Of The Daily Times, met
with an accident last Friday evening
which has laid him up for several
days. While the cylinder press was in
motion be was accidentally struck on
the head by the crank of the fly
wheel, inficting quite bad cut. Dr.
Sleicher attended him.
st. Bernard's G. t. A. society gave
an enjoyable entertainment Monday
evening at its hall. corner OF West Main
and Washington streets. The program
included vocal and instrumental music
a farce, THAT Rascal Pat" and elocu-
tionary selections by Prof. De Vanney
Among others participating in the ex.
ercises were the Misses Maize Driscoll,
Loretta Casey, Anna and Agnes
Brooks; Joseph Shinnick, John Brooks,
j. w. Moore, Harry Hall, Simon and
Joseph Mullen. The entertainment
was voted decided success by all pre-