Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-04-07

Have you tried our teas and cot.
fees? We can please you. At Heis-
mann's.
Another hard times party will be
given by the ladies of the Eastern Star,
Wednesday evening, April Ii.
The Congregational church will OBJ
serve Holy week by holding services
every evening except Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Kruger, 1n16 North
Second street, entertained a party of
friends Friday in honor Of her birth
day.
Main street has been relieved of
several months accumulation of dirt.
and it now presents a much tidier APP
pearance.
St. Margaret's guild of st. Paul's
church meets tomorrow evening with
the Misses Jennie and Lille Meier,
Eighth street.
Several friends of Mesdames s. J.
Kendall and ]. Robbins rendered them
a pleasant surprise at their home, III
North Sixth street. Thursday evening.
The ST. Paul company will at once
equip cars for carrying bicycles. The
rate will be % cents for 15O miles or
less, and 5 cents more for each addi-
tional 80 miles.
Charles Hughes. who formerly re-
sided In the town of IxonIa, died in
Milwaukee Saturday A widow and
three children survive. The funeral
occurred Monday at Ixonia.
Frank j Duffy, son of Mrs Fran
ces Duffy, of this city. for number of
years past editor of The Courier at
East Grand Forks, Mimi, commenced
the publication of daily edition Mon
day.
Mrs Anton Weis, the aged mother
of Mrs William Buchheit and Register
Of Deeds A. j. Weis. was stricken with
paralysis last week and her condition
is considered quite precarious. Mrs
Weis is SO years old.
Prof H. NJ. Whitney, of Beloit col
| lege, will assist in the services at the
| Congregational church next Sunday
morning and evening. The regular
topics in the course ofsermons are post
poned until after Easter.
The Oconomowoc Free Press has
the following news item concerning
former residents of WATERFOWL: Erred
Baebenroth. of Marinette, is the new
man at Races drug store. His parents
will locate here in couple of weeks"
I Just as we 90 to press news is re-
ceived of the death of Mr.. Christian
sen, brother of Judge Christensen,
which occurred in New York City.
Mr.. Christensen visited the judge and
family here a few years ago and made
the acquaintance of large number of
juneau people.-Juneau Telephone
The following officers of the Ear-
monia Musical society of St. Marks
church were elected at the annual meet
ing Monday evening: President, R.
Zautner; president, J. Zemke;
secretary, A. Albrecht; treasurer,
Frank Schulz; doorkeeper, Emil cache;
director, g. Groth; vice director, A.
| Albrecht.
The attachment case of J. S.
Stewart VS.. the Wood-Jerse company
was decided this morning by Justice
Henze in favor of the plaintiff for the
! full amount Of bis claim, $3.50, togetb-
}, er with the costs, 1854 Mr.. Jersey
was present and made the settlement.
Wieman & Buchheit appeared for the
plaintiff and G. r. Blumenfeld for the
defendants.
"A tramp giving the name of Will
liam Meyers fell into the mill-race near
the old Bennett foundry last Wednes-
day evening, while walking across the
timber work, and came near drowning.
He was discovered foundering In the
water by a lad, who summoned help
and the man was rescued just as he
was going to the bottom for the last
time. The authorities conveyed him
to the city hall, whers ne was resusci-
tated, and the following day he was
ordered from the city.