Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-11-17

church last evening.
The contract for the basement OF
the new cold storage building has
been let to Guetzlaff Bros.
Rice & Campbell are turning out
the work of the jefferson Steam laun-
dry while the latter is undergoing re-
pairs.
The pastor of the Congregational
church will preach next Sunday morn
ing on Systems and Life" Usual
service in the evening.
Use Globe Milling Co.'s fresh
ground Buckwheat Flour. IO-Ib.
packages, only sc per lib. 25-lb.
packages, only lac per Id.
r. B. Kirkland, the attorney for
Otto Bohlman, who was sentenced last
month to ten years in states prison
for alleged rape, is making prepara-
tons to take the case to the supreme
court in an effort to secure for his
client another chance to regain iber-
ty.-Jefferson Banner.
"A coterie of west side young men
have organized social club and occu-
py quarters on the second foor of 220
West Main street. They style them
selves The Only Fourteen" The
officers are: President, r. Quent-
meyer; secretary, John Chapman;
treasurer, G.. E. Prendergast.
George P. Gates has purchased of
Chris Becker the property at 1913 and
125 North Water street; consideration,
$4,000. The property has frontage
of A feet and extends back to the riv-
err, a distance of 200 feet. The pre-
sent tenants are S, G. Roper & Co.
and Mr.. Gates himself. Several
changes in the property are contem-
plated by the new owner next spring.
Bernard Zeiner, of Emmett, and
Miss Annie Paulick, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Wenzel Paulick, 141S Main
street, this city, were married at st.
Henry's church yesterday morning,
Rev. II. Kampschroer officiating. A
reception to relatives and friends fol-
lowed the ceremony at the home OF
the brides parents. The newly-mar-
ried couple will make their home on
the groom's farm.
The thirty-fourth birthday ami
versary of John G. Seager was appro-
priately observed Monday evening,
number of his friends gathering at his
residence, sos North Washington
street, and making merry for several
hours with different forms OF social
amusement. Mr.. Seager and his wife
entertained their guests in royal style
and very pleasant evening was en-
joyed. Excellent refreshments were
served.
Attention is directed to the new
'sad' of Beurhaus & Havy, which
speaks of the STANDARD Incandescent
Gaslight.n This new light is after
the style of the Welsbach, but in price
is cheaper. The claim is made for it
that it effects great saving in gas
bills, at the same time being all that
could be desired for durability and
brilliancy. A large number are al
excellent satisfaction.
The following is recommended by
an exchange as an excellent fertilizer
for lawns: apply at the rate of $50
to 200 pounds of cotton seed meal, 100
pounds of muriate Of potash, 800
pounds of dissolved bone to the acre.
Apply as early as possible in the spring
and again in July. Mix thoroughly
a ,t,, to MI In hn fo1 n
not NOW the grass too closely, but
leave it to get moderate top to pro-
tect the roots in winter
"A press dispatch from Amigo
states that the Bank Of Amigo was
closed Saturday by the board of direc-
tors upon the order of the state bank
examiner, who had discovered irregu-
larities in the cashiers books. A re-
ceiver in the person of the president,
FL. G. Bergman, has since been ap-
pointed and he has charge of the
banks affairs pending the investiga-
ton The capital stock of the con-
Germ is $4,000. Senator A. Solliday
and two other Watertown capitalists
are among the stockholders.
The Library Dramatic club was
organized on November 9 at the
parlors of the New Commercial, the
following officers being chosen:
Adolph Baumann, president; Harry
Park, president; E. 81. Killian,
secretary; Mrs. W. j. Foy, treasurer.
The purpose of the club is to give
dramatic entertainments during the
winter. with the end in view of start
ing a fund for the establishment of
public reading rooms. The project
should, and no doubt will, have the
hearty support of every good citizen.
The military company of the
Northwestern university, including
some fifty cadets and the band Of ff-
teen pieces, marched to Lake Mills
Saturday. Captain Messer was in COM
mand and the boys presented very
neat and soldierly appearance. Upon
arrival at their destination the cadets
entertained the denizens of our neigh
boring village with exhibition drills
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