Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-06-02


the Inter Nos Whist club this after
noon.
There will be English services at
St. Marks Lutheran church Sunday
evening at 1870.
$40 and upwards gets you an all
wool suit, made to order at Becker &
Thauer's. Fit and workmanship guar
anteed.
-Gamm's drug store, next to post
office. Reliable medicines; prices
always the lowest; bring your pre-
scriptions.
Bear in mind that we carry the
largest and most complete hat and cap
stock in the city, at prices that please
A. QUENTMEYER,
III Main st. Tailor and Halter.
When you want any lumber, win.
dows, doors, cedar posts. No. white
pine sidewalk lumber, hard wood floor
ing or anything in the lumber line, call
on Birmingham q HiXon, Phone 40,
500 Main street. If
To morrow the commencement
exercises of Nashotah Theological sem
mary will take place. The graduates
number SIX. The degree of bachelor
of divinity will be conferred on Rev.
H. s. Foster, rector ofSt. Paul's church,
this city.
The Remenyi Concert company,
which appears here June II, is winning
laurels everywhere, and its every
appearance is being greeted with great
houses and enthusiastic audiences. OF
course, the great masters playing is
above criticism. He is one of the few
great living opponents Of his art.
The Reunion association of the
Twenty Wisconsin regiment will
hold its eleventh annual meeting in
this city, Wednesday, June 16 The
secretary, John w. Latin, of Milwau-
kee, has issued a circular letter of an
nouncement to the members and
expresses the hope that all who can
possibly arrange to do so will attend
the reunion
Patriotic services commemorative
of Memorial day we're held Sunday
morning in st. Pau's Episcopal church,
the 0. D. Pease post and the Woman's
Relief corps attending in bodies. The
rector, Rev. Mr.. Foster, gave an alb lie
and highly edifying address relative
to the occasion, and an offertory solo
by Mrs. L. Muench, of Chicago, added
interest to the musical portion OF the
services
The German tea served by the
Congregational young ladies in the
church paIlors Friday evening was
a fine success in every way It was
literally patronized, and everybody
pronounced the menu, composed en-
tirely of viands characteristic of the
true German home, as most appetite
Ing. And then, too, the guests were at
tentively waited upon by girls attired
in typical German peasant costumes
of delightful variety, lending feast f, r
the eye as we'll as the elmer man."
After tea" German music was in
order and thus the company wound up
a very pleasant evening.
Parties contemplating the purchase
of wheel now have a chance to buy a
strictly high-grade wheel at the price
of a medium grade. The '96 "Re-
nowned" lists at 500, and, as every
body knows, is as good a wheel as any
81 500 wheel in the market to-day.
There are great number of them in
use IN this county, and the entire
satisfaction they have given proves
that they are all they are claimed to
be. There are few of these '96 models
left over, which will be closed out
during the next few days at prices that
will astopish you. Why buy cheap
low grade wheel, when you can buy
strictly high grade for the same price?
Write for prices and information to W.
A. Christians, Johnson Greek. Don't
delay, for in a few days they will be