Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-11-25
HOME MATTERS.

alton dance at Turner Opera house
morrow night.
$3.50 and upwards gets you a pair
all-wool pants made to order at
5cker & Thauer's.
William Conner has disposed of a
IF interest in his meat market at 221
est Main street to Anton Wolfram.
The boards of supervisors O. JEFF
son and Dodge counties finished
.ir annual sessions Saturday morn
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Fix, 504 ely
street, entertained the Either
b and a few other friends Sunday
aning.
Bonner Bros. have opened a
inch Photographic studio at juneau,
.ng business on Wednesdays and
turdays.
The ladies of St. PauPs church
Id sale and supper at lower Con-
-dia Opera house, Thursday even
:, December 10.
A new Democratic German paper
soon to make its appearance in
,dge county. It will be published
nj weekly at Mayville.
Train No. So on the St. Paul road,
''fast mail" going west, now makes
gular stops at Watertown, arriving at
% IN. 1t also stops at the Junction.
LANG Bros monograph concert
Il be repeated this evening at the
T.. church. 1t is recommended as
pleasing and instructive entertain
ent.
1t is reported that Michael Lehner,
{ LEROY, is to be under-sheriff for
lodge county under E. J. Labuwi.
elmer was prominent candidate for
ae nomination against Labuwl.
The poultry market has been quite
risk the past few days and some large
urchases have been made by dealers
ere. There is good demand for the
commodity and fair prices prevail.
One bottle of Dr. Anglicker's New
ole Cure will cure any case of horse
Ollie. Every farmer or horseman
hould have at least one bottle on hand
t all times. For sale by John Molzahn.
&C. F. William Mass, of Blue
arth City. Mimi, has purchased from
ne H. Mulberger estate the east 81 feet
f lot | and the north so feet of lot 4,
lock "a, Second ward, this city. Con-
Iteration. $3.50.
One hundred dollars was appropri-
ted tc the town of Shields by the
lodge county board to aid in cutting
)wn CAROLS hill, east Of Redwood.
4 appropriation was asked by the
chwood Elevator company.
A dozen couples of well-known
Dung people participated in a select
ancing party at Temperance hall Fri
ay evening, the young ladies taking
dvantage of leap year privileges and
Ding the honors in very becoming
,yle. The Blaesius string orchestra
ficiated.
-Supt. George McKerrow has an
ounced the list of farm institutes, from
)ecem Der l to March 5. Those III this
icinity will be: East Troy, January
5-27; Lake Mills, February 17-1S;
tome, January 1929; Columbus,
Iarch 90; Sun Prairie, February 1926;
Waterloo, January 1920. The conduc-
ors of the institutes are all practical
armers.
Last Wednesday evening COM
any of friends of DR.. and Mrs. F. @.
Werner were Hospitality entertained
t their pleasant home on Second
lreet in honor of the birthday Of their
uest, Mrs. J. L. Cummings. of Chica-
0. Vocal and instrumental music COM
osedsthe evenings program and de-
,ctable menu was served. The occa-
on proved very enjoyable to all pres
Mt.
At the Methodist church, corner OF
fifth and Main streets, there will be a
ervice Sunday morning next in be-
alf of the Freedman's Aid and
outhern Education society of the
Iethodist church. Come and hear
hat the society is doing. Young
copies meeting at 6:45 Pm. Preach
10 at 7:3O O'Clock. All are cordially
lvited. Sunday school at 10 A. NJ.
rayer meeting and lesson study every
Wednesday evening.
The contest for the Western foot
all championship of 1896 occurred at
[adison Saturday afternoon, the repre-
sntative elevens of the Wisconsin
id Minnesota state universities being
1e contending forces. The game was
superb exhibition of scientific foot
all, close and exciting throughout,
nd the Badgers were victorious by
.ore of 6 to O. The touchdown was
.ade and the goal kicked with only
Dont minute and half of play re-
aiming. Quite delegation from Wa
.rtown witnessed the game, mum ber-
q among others Hon. Jesse Stone,
on. Albert Sollday, William Blu.
,rn. o. 7. Hughes, w. H. Woodland,