Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-12-16
HOME MATTERS.

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Have you tried those fine mixed
uts? They are bargain. At HE'S
lann's.
County Superintendent HELEN
,nducted a teachers examination at
zonia Saturday.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s Minnesota
ueen" is the best. Ask your grocer
n it. Only $3.50 a sack.
The Globe Milling company has
zen making some needed improve
ents at its Empire mill. including the
charging of the elevator service.
Murphy & Dobbratz have been
warded the contract for the interior
ainting and decorating of $4,000
otel in course of erection at MaYvllle
Joe E. Davies, of this city, has
cen appointed chairman of the COM
tittee on arrangements for the ''junior
romenade," the annual ball of the
ate university junior class.
-Horsemen should try DR.. Anglick
RS New Horse Remedies, Collie Cure,
4iniment and Condition Powder. They
an be relied upon to give satisfactory
esults at all times. Sold by John
Iolzahn.
Among the Masons admitted to the
hirty-second degree at the conclav9,
Of Wisconsin consistory, held in Mil
Waukee last week, was our former
ownsman, Dudley NJ. Fitzgerald, of
VI adison.
DIR. Walter Russell Gardner, D. d.
president of Nashotah Theological SEM
mary, has presented his resignation to
Bishop Nicholson, president of the
board of trustees. DR.. Gardner was
forced to take this step by i'll health.
The Plattdeutscher verein bail at
Turner Opera house Saturday evening
was greatly enjoyed by large company
OF dancers. 1t was the twelfth annual
event and as usual proved highly sue
cessful in every way. Hardege's or
chestra furnished the music.
Miss Lizzie Cordes, teacher in the
fourth and fifth grades of School No. 8,
has resigned her position, to take effect
at the close of the present term. Supt.
Viebahn will hold an examination of
applicants for the place at the high
school next Saturday morning at g
o'clock.
The following real estate transfers
are among those recently recorded:
City of WATERFOWL Al acres in sec 3,
2nd ward, John Belinsky to Frank
Wallach, for $500
City of Watertown-Part of lot 5, blk
is, 3rd ward, Julius F. Schoechert to
Paul and Richard Schoechert, for ST.
100.
The following officers were elected
by ST. Thomas court, No. 532, Catholic
Foresters, last Friday evening: Chief
anger, P. J. Norton; past chief ranger,
Tohn Molzahn; vice chief ranger, j. D.
recording secretary, G. E.
Prendergast; financial secretary, W.
E Kelley: treasurer, John Ryan; trus-
tee for three years, John Blair.
Honest Labor lodge, No. 118, A. O.
U. W, has elected the following officers
Tor the ensuing term: Albert Bonner.
VI. W; G. A. Gamm, P. NJ. W; Fred
zipfel, F.; F. M. Eaton, O.; Edmund
Eoeldner, Sec; Paul Schoechert, Fin;
Robert Dent, receiver; John Weigel,
guide; G. CHASER, l. W; John Hefty,
}. W.; Fred Creuz, trustee for three
1ears.
Mails now close at the Watertown
,ostoff1ce as follows: Going West-No
IS, Fast Mali, $50 A. NJ; No. 233. Wa
ertown and Madison, $50 A. NJ; No. 5,
s usual, II NJ; No. l, as usual, P. NJ;
10. 223, Watertown and Madison, 6:05
. NJ. Going East-No. %, $50 A. NJ;
80. 26, as usual, 2 P. NJ; No. 6, as usual,
P. NJ. Chicago & North western
south, 1915 A. NJ; North, 2:l5 P. NJ.
John Tbauer, of Emmett, register of
leeds elect OF Dodge county. expects
0 move his household effects this
Teek to juneau, where he has rented
pleasant home. His official duties
'egin the first Monday in January.
Ir. Thauer is considering several APP
'lications for the deputysh1p in his
ffice and will endeavor to make the
est appointment available. His many
riends hereabouts trust he may have
bundant success in the conduct of the
fairs of his Office, and that his family
nay be happy in their new home.
At a regular meeting Monday
vening Watertown chapter, Order of
Eastern Star, chose the following Of
GERS for the ensuing year: w. NJ,
Irs. F. NJ. Eaton; w. P, Ferd.
chmutzler; A. NJ. Mrs. F. Weber;
and organist, Miss Ella
treasurer. Mrs. T. Huber;
Miss Estelle JOSH; asso-
late conductress, Mrs J. G. Seager;
dah, Miss Ella JOSH; Ruth, Mrs. G.