Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-01-20
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Landlord Buthorn, of the Junction
hotel, will serve his annual game din
ner next Sunday.
Green maple wood for sale by
Joseph Reinehr, 1O4 South Second
street, at $4.75 per cord.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s Minnesota
Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
for it. Only $1.3O sack.
The next meeting of the Euterpe
club occurs Saturday afternoon, Janu-
airy 80, with Miss Laura Barber.
Mrs. S E. Holmes and Miss Chad
wick entertain the Inter Nos Whist
club at their home this afternoon.
F. G. Mansfield, of Johnson Creek,
has purchased the creamery at HOri-
con formerly owned by Samuel Bach
Ter.
Chief Clerk Novel;, of the assem-
bIv. has selected Miss Mary +. Chad
wick, of this city, as one of his clerical
force.
-AssembIyman Stone introduced a
bill Yesterday in the legislature to va
cate the old cemetery In the First ward,
this city.
Additional appointments as depu-
ties bv Sheriff Roach are Albert Helde
mann, of Waterloo. and George W.
Brown, OF Sullivan.
DIR. J. W. Quinn will be in his office
| 1l5 Main street. Monday, January 20,
and will remain two weeks. All who
wish to have their eyes tested Will
| please call.
&C. Bohnsack, a farmer residing Oh
| the Milford road. while operating q
circular saw Saturday, had the misfor-
tune to lose a finger He was attended
! by DIR. Werner.
The annual meeting of the Water
town Fire department was held Mon
! dav evening and the following officers
/ elected: President, John Chapman
vice president, E. j. Stacy; secretary,
| G. E. Gloger; treasurer, A, A. Hardle,
The presiding elder, DR., H. 2. Hay
! lett, is to preach at the Methodist
church Sunday morning and evening,
and at Pipersyille in the afternoon at
$50 The sacrament of the Lord Sup
per will be administered after the
morning and afternoon services.
George Spohn, of the Star Bowling
club. at the weekly meeting of the club
! Friday evening, rolled up score OF
! $50 with twelve successive balls thrown
making forty" every throw. This
| is the second time he has enjoyed this
clean record since joining the Stars.
The following officers of the Wa
tertown City Mutual Fire Insurance
company we're chosen at the annual
meeting last evening: Christ. Becker
president; Charles Fischer, vice presi
dent; Geo H. Hastings. secretary; j
B. Murphy treasurer; Chas. G. Schitf
Ter, director.
Attention is called to the new cad
of Jaeger. O'Connell < Ryan, proprle-
tors of the new furniture and under
taking establishment at 209-2l1 Wes
Main street. A complete stock OF eie
CANT goods is carried and the firm /:
making strong bid for share of the
public's patronage.
In the makeup of the assembly
committees Mr.. Stone is given the
Craftsmanship of the important com
mittee on State Affairs; Mr.. Rutherford
receives places OH Agriculture and Bllli
on Their Third Reading; DIR. Clason II
made chairman of Public Health ant
Sanitation and is also on Bills on Ihel
Third Reading.
The prize masquerade ball giveI
bv the Anchor Hose company Saturday
night at Turner Opera house was fairly
well attended, considering the poo
weather There was not great variety
of masquers, however, and the primer
pal interest centered in the dancing
after the masquerade, for which Har
dege's full orchestra played excellent
ly.
Arrangements have been perfected
for the cnildren's masquerade fol
Sunday afternoon, January "A. Musl
will be furnished by Hensler's juvenile
band. of Milwaukee. Everybody who
would spend a pleasant Afternoon
should attend Ball in the evening
Admission children, Is cents; adults
% cents. Tickle for sale at Schluete
Brothers and Molzahn's drug store.
At the last meeting of the Higl
School Literary society the followlns
officers were elected: Arthur Bartlett
president; Albert Bonner, vice presl
dent: MAY Kelly, secretary; Corneli'
Brennecke. treasurer; George FISCHER
librarian. The officers compose the
executive committee, which arranget
the programs for the meetings, and as
these are promising young people gooC
programs may, for the next term. bt
Fellowship meetings are in pro
gress this week in the Congregations
church. Yesterday afternoon Rev. II
Holmes, of Wauwatosa, spoke, while
last night Rev g. S Brett. of Wauke
sha, preached. This afternoon anC
evening Revs. J. W. Helmuth, of Ocon
omowoc, and E. R. Latham, of Hunts
burgh, Ohio, will speak. Mr.. Latham
will remain the rest of the week anC
will assist Pastor Weiss in the services
every evening except Saturday. Al
are invited to these meetings.
Another large audience greeted
Prof. Comstock at the Concordis
Thursday evening last, when the sec
ond lecture in the astronomy course
was given. The moon formed the
subject matter and the professor gave
out much interesting information O
the earth's nearest companion in the
armament. Several illustrations were
thrown on the canvas by the projection
lantern and the general characteristics
of the moons surface thus shown tC
advantage. The pictures were not as
powerfully shown as desired, however
and the management has decided tc
employ calcium light effects instead O.
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