Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-03-17

mann's.
The Saturday club will meet next
| Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Foster at
| st. PauPs rectory.
H. F. Heldenbrand, who was man
ager of the Commercial hotel short
time last fall, has leased hotel at
Ripon.
March has thus far been one ct our
/ most wintry months. During the past
week the snowfall was greater than for
any other week this season.
Mary, younger daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Gardner, was quite severe
ly scalded Sunday by tipping some hot
water on herself, while playing in the
kitchen.
Among those who became mem
bers of the Wisconsin, Press ASSOCIATION
at the annual meeting last week in
| Madison was M. f. BlumenfeId, of The
Weltbuerger.
The topics of the sermons at the
Congregational church next Sunday
will be: Morning. 1.-The Challenge;
Reason vs.. Faith" Evening, "Chris-
tianity and School Life
The Park hotel at Johnson Creek
has again changed hands, j. J. Zim-
hermann retiring and removing to
Jefferson and being succeeded by
Henry Prust, of Fort Atkinson.
One bottle OF DIR. Anglick er's New
Collie Cure will cure any case of horse
collie. Every farmer or horseman
should have at least one bottle on hand
at all times. For sale by John Molzahn.
The polls on election day Will open
| at "A. NJ. and close at P. NJ. This will
affect the judicial ticket as well rs the
municipal. Heretofore ballots for the
former have been taken until 7 p NJ,
but such will not be the case this year.
An excellent likeness of William
Buthorn, the well-known proprietor of
| the Junction hotel, is seen in half
tone engraving of the officers of the
! Wisconsin Hotel association which ap-
pears in the last issue of The Chicago
| Hotel World. Mr.. Buthorn is a mem
Der of the executive committee.
AS fitting observance of the Tooth
birthday anniversary of the late Ger
man emperor, Kaiser Wilhelm l., the
| Cannon Old Co36iorC, Oonia+v hoe n :,
ranged an entertainment to be held at
Turner Opera house next Monday
evening. President Ernst, of the
North western university, will make IN
address.
An Epworth league convention, in
which Watertown, Columbus, Water
loo, Marshall, Pipersville, Sun Prairie,
York and Fall River will be represent
ed, occurs at Waterloo, March 10 to q,
inclusive. Among the contributors to
! the program are the following from
Watertown: Rey. j. [. Stretton,
Frank Lounsbury, Miss NJ. Richards,
Miss NJ. Wlnkenwerder, Miss Ida
Goetsch.
"A new enterprise will be launched
here about the 18th of April, when A.
B. Liebermann will open up brand
new stock of clothing and gents fur
nishing goods in the store formerly oc-
cupied by the retail department of the
Watertown Shoe company, in Coles
block. Mr.. Liebermann says he will
endeavor to please the public by keep
ing the prices down and Offering first
class goods.
st. Margaret's guild has been or
gained among the young women of
St. Paul's Episcopal church, with the
following officers: President, Miss
Edith Brown; yice-president. Miss
Jennie Kusel; secretary and treasurer,
Miss Laura Kabet. The guild will meet
at least once month and a definite
line of church work is to be followed
The first regular meeting was held at
the rectorY Monday evening.
Last Sunday afternoon the Holy
ANdL1C Guilty. wac ny the
young men of St. Bernard's church at
the winter church chapel. There was
a good attendance present, and all
manifested much interest in the socie-
ty, the object of which is for each
member to abstain from foul or bias
phemous language and to discourage
the practice of it by others The off,
GERS elected are: Thos. Ryan, presi-
dent; Frank Zoelle, vice president;
Oliver Casey, secretary; Henry Han
| ley, treasurer.-GGzette.
The annual meeting of the Water
town Fire department for the election
of a chief engineer, assistant engineer
and four fire wardens was held Mon
day evening in the city hall. A spirit
ed contest was waged over the choice
of chief. James Roy and Felix Nc
Laughlin being the candidates. After
several ballots had been taken the lat
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