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

Bulk olives at Heismann's.


"A son was born Friday night to
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Doering, Seventh
ward.
The Cardinal Newman Reading
circle was entertained by Mrs. j. B.
Murphy Monday evening.
R. P. Koenig & Co. s Minnesota
Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
for it. Only S12O sack.
-Achtenhagen & Heilman have a
full line of mems and boys suits, in
the best of material and makeup.
The regular meeting ofthe common
council last evening was adjourned one
week, there being no quorum present.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
home patronage. Ask your grocer
for it.
To-day is the feast of st. Patrick.
Ireland's patron saint. Services IN OBJ
servance are being h ED at st. Bernard's
church.
The members of the Watertown
Athletic association are requested to
meet at the office of J. F. Prentiss to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Green, pa Fifth
street, ente1t tanned the Euterpe club
Saturday afternoon. Mozart was the
great master under discussion.
Edward Reuteler, local agent for
the Pabst Brewing company, Milwau-
kee, has opened d saloon at 2l5 Third
street, the old Julius Schemmel stand.
The Wood-Jersey Theatre COM
pany will open an engagement at Con-
cordia Opera house for eight nights,
commencing Sunday evening, March
81.
Small remuneration is offered
seekers after city offices at Jefferson.
The treasurer receives salary OF 500;
city attorney. $75, and city clerk, who
is also school clerk, $3.50.
-"Millbrook Chief" a registered
short horn from the herd of the NJ ca
| dow Brook farm, town of Emmett, was
| shipped from this point Monday. He
tipped the scales at 1900 pounds.
The German theatrical troupe
booked for Turner Opera house Sunday
evening failed to put in an appearance,
and several advertising and bill-post-
| ing accounts are consequently left I'M
| paid.
Otto L. Mertz, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Mertz, formerly of Juneau,
| but now of Gladstone, Mich. was mar
ried last Wednesday to Miss Marie
Hansen, of Oshkosh. The Mertz fam
| lily are we'll known here.
The Watertown Arlon Mandolin
! and Glee club came out Monday even
ing on visit to Jumbo" Keel and
entertained his customers during the
evening with some very fine music
and songs Waterloo Democrat
| The Congregational Christian En-
! deavor society will be represented at
| the convention of the South Central
Wisconsin union, to be held at Por
| tage, April s, 9 and 10, by the Misses
Matte Mendenhail and Jennie Men
| tinb
The property at 712 West Main
street, recently disposed of by G. H.
Gardner to Ferdinand @. Stendel, is to
| be made the site of blacksmith and
repair shop. Mr.. Stendel has let the
contract for a suitable building and
work will be commenced at once.
"A proposition is under way for the
| Christian Endeavor societies of South
ern Wisconsin TO furnish the bedding,
linen, ETC.. required in the bible train
| ing school to be located here. The
Congregational and Moravian societies
Of this city will take their share of the
| contract.
The Portage Register says that sew
eral freights on the st. Paul road have
been placed on the list of those which
will carry passengers. Among them
are Nos. 81 and "a, between Brookfeld
and Portage; No 90, between Portage
and Oconomowoc; No. II, between
| Watertown and Portage
The case of Mrs. Emile Bursinger
VS.. the A. Fuermann Brewing COM
pany, being an appeal from the deci-
sion of the lower court by the defend
ant, is set for hearing day before the
supreme court at Madison. Suit was
originally brought to recover on a note
for about $4,000 and judgment rem
| dered for the plaintiff.
Who is this luckless brewer The
Waterloo Democrat refers to: cit
seems that a certain brewer in this
| section has undertaken to force the
price of barley down and keep it al
| twenty cents per bushel. It worked
very nicely until the deal was discov-
cred and now the farmers are retaliat-
ing by refusing to drink any beer manu-