Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-10-21
HOME MATTERS.

Two gas stoves for sale at the rec
ry of St. Paul's church.
Saturday afternoon Rev. ID. Sterz
rformed the marriage ceremony OF
Bulge and Miss Emile Saum.
R. p. Koenig & Co.'s Minnesota
leen" is the best. Ask your grocer
it. Only S1.1O q sack.
Mrs. Samuel Kusel entertainers a
,rtv of ladies at tea Thursday after
BON at her pleasant Sixth ward home.
Have you seen A. Quentmever's
le Of fancy shirts? Nonein the city
lat can approach them. III Main
rect.
The FIRST snow of the season fell
londay morning, there being enough
render Mother Earth white for a
lille.
Look at A. Quentmeyer's line of
r coats; they are reliable. A years
arantee goes with every one. III
ain street.
August Kaercher has been engaged
the city authorities as an Inspector
look after the wants Of families af-
cted with diphtheris..
All are invited to the supper given
the ladies of the Evangelical Pro
slant church, Fourth street, this
Wednesday, evening. Supper 20 cents.
Joe E. Davies, of this city. has
cen chosen a member Of the board OF
anagers of The Badger, the yearly
ALLEGATION of the Junior class of the
University of Wisconsin.
-Horsemen should try DR.. Anglick-
IS New Horse Remedies, Collie Cure,
iniment and Condition Powder. They
IN be relied upon to give satisfactory
esults at all times. Sold by John
Iolzahn.
An attempt at burglary was made
the home of Mrs. Mary Connors,
lafayette street, Sunday afternoon.
ut the thieves were frightened away
.efore securing anything but pair of
opera glasses. Entrance was gained
through a window.
"A local chapter of the National
Society of Alpha Phi, one of the lead
ing Greek letter fraternities among
college women, was instituted at the
University Of Wisconsin Monday even
ing. Among the nine charter members
is Miss Agnes Chapman, of this city.
The Johnson Greek Sound Money
club held a very successful meeting
Thursday evening last in the Park
hotel hall, which was well filed with
voters. Speeches were made in both
and German, the former by
II. Piper and the latter by Frank Hell
den, of Milwaukee.
John O'Rourke, who at one time
resided in the Seventh ward, re-
ceived fatal injuries at Duluth Saturday
morning by being struck by a railway
train while on his way to work. He
was a shoemaker by trade. The re-
mains were sent to Minneapolis, where
Mrs. O'Rourke and five children re-
side. Alderman Kehoe and wife and
Miss Annie Kehoe. of this city, went
to Minneapolis to attend the funeral.
An olden times party was given last
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ Eaton in honor of
the birthday anniversary of our
esteemed resident, Mrs. Eliza Cole.
Besides the guest of honor the follow
ing were present: Messrs. aud Mes
DANES L. Charboneau, D. d. Scott, S.
NJ. Eaton; John Ford and G. c. Eaton
and family, of Columbus; Miss Grace
Cole, of Oshkosh, and Mrs Ella Eaton.
At 6 O'Clock an elaborate dinner was
served, and the evening passed very
with vocal and instrumental
music, "reminiscences of early days,
etc. The ladies of the party wore
calico gowns after the fashion of the
pioneer period. A feature of the oc-
casion was violin solo by Mrs. Cole
played on an instrument used ct the
irst Fourth of July celebration in this
city over fifty years ago.