Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-09-01
"A bus load Of Woman's Relic


corps members enjoyed an outing at
Lake Mills yesterday.
The rain which fell during last
night was much needed and has great
ly refreshed everything.
R. P. Koenig & Co. s minnesota
Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
for it. Only $3.50 sack.
Prof Julius Gamm will conduct
the English services at st. Marks
Lutheran church Sunday evening.
The Misses Minnie and Jennie
Sproesser entertained a number of
friends Monday evening at their ely
man street home. The occasion was
very pleasant one.
Last evening Miss Margaret Usher
gave a party at her home on West
Main street in honor of her guest,
Miss Kelly, of Manitowoc. A very
delightful time is reported.
The Woman's Auxiliary of St.
Paul's Episcopal church will give a
picnic tea at COncordia island next
Saturday afternoon and evening. A
cordial invitation is extended to all to
attend.
Prof T. Fukushima, of Toxic,
Japan, lectured on Japan and Her
Civilization" at the gospel tent on
Seventh street Saturday evening, and
at several Of the city churches on
Sunday.
"A convocation of the Episcopal
| churches of the Milwaukee district
will be held at ST. Paul's church, this
city, on Wednesday and Thursday of
next week. About forty delegates are
expected to be present.
| Monday evening a stranger Civ
ing his name as Nelson Willets, of
| Dorchester, was brought to the police
station, having been found in help
| less condition near the st. Paul rail
way crossing on the Waterloo Plank
road. Medical attention was given
him and it was ascertained that he
was suffering from an attack of collie.
He claimed to be an agent canvassing
the city.
None of our readers will fail to
notice the quarter-page lad of A.
Quentmeyer in this issue. Matters
of general interest to intending buyers
of fall clothing and furnishings are
spoken of, and a careful perusal of
what Mr.. Quentmeyer says should
result in profit to those who follow
his advice and give him call when
in need of anything in his line. His
goods and prices are such that ought
to bring him many customers.
In honor of their tenth wedding
anniversary Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Gransee were rendered a pleasant
surprise at their home, 324 North
Warren street, Sunday evening, by
number of their friends. An informal
dance, cards and music, together
with the serving of appetizing refresh
ments, made the evening a highly
enjoyable one to all present. Mr..
and Mrs Gransee were favored with
many useful presents appropriate to
tin wedding event.
The Turner society is negotiating
for the appearance here some night
during September of the Marie Bell
Opera company, reputed to be high
grade organization producing standing
operas. The company has been filling
an entire summers engagement at
Minneapolis. Some of the leading
members are Marie Bell, Vivian
Rossiter, Lottie Kendall sopranos;
Frances Burdette, Amy Bauer, central
tOs; Z. T. SeamanS, w. Y. Walsh,
tenors; Arthur Donaldson, A. S.
Rhorer, baritones; Harry Hanlon,
basso; Maurice Hageman, Herbert
Salinger, comedians. The company
demands quite large guarantee,
which the Turner's will endeavor to
raise.
The Watertown Steam laundry, as
conducted by Rice & Campbell, is an
industry that should have the liberal
support of all of our citizens. The
proprietors are enterprising young
men, always willing tosaccommodate
their patrons in every possible manner.
Since taking hold of the laundry they
have made several innovations in the
business which cannot fail to be APP
preciated. One of their latest moves
is to supply all shirts in need thereof
with new neck-bands, at no expense
to the owners. The laundry's service
is now all that can be asked for, or
ders being filled with promptness and
dispatch, and the work speaks for itself.
Messrs. Rice & Campbell are certain
ly conducting frst-class, up-todate
establishment and we predict for them
highly successful business career.
FOR sUCCOTAsH SEPARATING.
To the Farmers of This Vicinity:
We desire to announce that we have
purchased machinery of the latest |
pattern for'the separation Of succotash
wheat and oats and will have it in
operation at our mills on First street
in about ten days. We will be pleased
to attend to the separating of succo-
fash for all farmers who have grown
the same and who will favor us with
their orders. c Promptness and salts
faction guaranteed.