Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-06-09

Miss Ida Strauss entertains ST.
Margaret's guild tomorrow evening.
Big Joe and Jumbo, the best
flour in the world, at Becker &
Thauer's.
"A dancing party was enjoyed Fri
day evening at Brooks hall by the
members of St. Thomas court, G. O. F.
Try Globe Milling Co.'S New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
home patronage. Ask your grocer
for it.
The school census is being taken
by Charles J. Wenck, under the
direction of the clerk of the board OF
education.
The North Side Cycling club, OF
Milwaukee, held its annual century
run to this city and return Sunday.
Eight riders completed the run.
The feast of Pentecost was OBJ
served in the religious world Sunday
and Monday, it being of especial
moment to the Catholic and Lutheran
denominations.
When you want any lumber,
windows, doors, cedar posts, No. l
white pine sidewalk lumber, hard
wood flooring or anything in the lum-
Der line, call on Birmingham & Hixon,
! Phone 40. 500 Main street. tt
The synod of the Fourth district
of the Moravian church convenes at
Lake Mills to-day. The district COM
prises the states of Wisconsin, Michi-
gan, Minnesota and North Dakota.
Thirty-fve congregations are repre-
sented.
Among those who will graduate
from the University of Wisconsin this
month are the following from this
city: Marie Antoinette Ernst, Hattie
Louise Goetsch and Arthur Mulberger.
college of letters and science; Arnold
Emil Broenniman, college of mechanics
and engineering.
The official program and souve-
mir of the State L. A w. meet at
Racine will soon be issued, and can
be had by addressing Henry Van
Arsdale, Racine, Wis. This program
will contain full information in re-
gard to all events and the full
program Of entertainment which the
Racine wheelmen propose to offer all
visitors. 1t should be in the hands
OF every wheelman, and non-wheel-
men are especially requested to send
for it.
The marriage of two members of
the troupe on the stage was an adver-
tising dodge resorted to by the Great
Northern Theatre company at the
Concordia last Thursday evening.
What is to prevent this same couple
from having their marriage VOW re-
newed in every town the company
visits? From the glowing and elo-
quent account of this affair given in a
local paper, one would suppose it was
something of extraordinary moment
to the people of this community.
"A complaint is made by lot own
ers that petty depredations, such as
stealing flowers, destroying plants and
shrubbery, ETC., are being committed
almost daily at Oak Hill cemetery.
1t is to be regretted that persons cap
able OF committing such small and
contemplate acts exist in our midst.
We do not suppose any amount of
newspaper talk will do much good.
The remedy must lie with the GENE
terry association. Some stringent
means to protect the rights of lot
owners should be taken.
The appearance of Edouard
Remenyi, the world-famous violinist,
on Saturday next, is looked forward to
by al music-lovers as a most excep-
tional treat. He is a master of his
instrument and has charmed the
music-loving world He is accompa-
MED by Miss Louise Brehany, who, pos
sessing clear, sympathetic voice.
holds her audience and calls forth
hearty applause. The appearance of
the celebrated pianist William Sauv-
let, will also add greatly to the delight
of the concert. The difficulty now is
not in filing seats but in obtaining
accommodation for all, SO those who
desire to hear Remenyi and his excel
lent company had better secure
reserved seats at Sproesser's at once.