Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-07-20

On Friday last St. Henry's Catho-
lie church held appropriate services in
honor of it's patron saint.
"A water motor to furnish power
for operating the pipe organ is being
placed in St. Henry's church.
Rev. j. j. Sallentine succeeds
Father Wynn as pastor Of the Juneau
and Clyman Catholic churches.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
home patronage. Ask your grocer
for it.
Bargains in secondhand square
or upright pianos. For sale or to
rent w D. SPROEssER Co.,
213 Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kelly are the
happy parents of a baby girl, born
Monday The proud father smiles
broadly as he gives the weight at
eleven pounds.
The general merchandise store
at Ashippun owned by Jacob JOSH, of
this city, and conducted by his
brother, John JOSH, has been sold to
Peter Binzel, of OconomowOc.
The board of education has ap-
pointed Miss Nellie Shinnick, of
the town of Watertown, to the new
position created on the high school
staff, at salary Of $50 per month.
She has been pursuing course of
IL. OIL n1
"A change in the passionate of ST.
Bernard's church will soon take place,
Rev. John M. Toohey, who has served
the past three years, is to be trans
ferred to Austin, Tex, and Rev. z. S.
Condor, the predecessor Of Father
Toohey, is to come back to St. Ber-
nard's. Rev. William Houlihan will
remain as assistant pastor.
The board Of public works has
given notice that all sewer drains,
water and gas service pipes must be
constructed in front Of lots AUDITING
on Main street, between the bridge
and the west line of Fifth street, on
or before July % next. In com
pliance with this order the work is
going forward rapidly, several con-
nections being already made.
"A delegation of the Cecilian So
cietv took part in the concert given
at Madison Monday evening by the
Columbia Catholic Musical association
in connection with the summer school.
They sang in several chOruses. The
director Edward j. Brandt, rendered
a bass solo, while Mrs. Brandt APP
peared in a soprano number, both OF
which were given with fine effect
The marriage of Ferdinand Link,
Of this city, and Miss Carrie Ruff, Of
Boomer, was solemnized yesterday
morning in St. GATHERINGS church at
the latter place. The groom is one
Of our well-knOwn young business men,
and his numerous friends wish him
well over his new relations IN life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Link will settle down
in this city upon their return from
their wedding trip.
The following officers of the State
Firemen's association were elected at |
the annual meeting held at Waupun
last week: President, E. W. Harvey,
Beaver Dam; first vice-president, H. |
j. Grell johnson Creek; second vice
president, F. Barber, Mauston; secre-
tary, O. F. Roessler, Jefferson;
treasurer, F. B. Brown, Oconomowoc;
corresponding secretary, A. NJ. Bel
lack, Columbus. Next years meeting
will be held at Columbus.
Justice Stacy decided the case of
unlawful detention brought by Frank
Phelps against George Charter, in
favor Of the plaintiff. 1t was heard |
last Thursday, Harlow Pease appear
ing for the former and E. T. Wieman
for the latter. Charter has been oc-
cupying a house on Phelps farm in
the town Of Pennington for over two
years past, but, it is claimed, has not
lived up to the contract as to payment
of rent, etc. Phelps brought suit to
have his tenant Ousted.
The following officers Of Water
town lodge, No. 81, [. o. O. F., were
installed Monday evening: J. M.
Gorney, noble grand; A. B. Lieber
mann, vice grand; Z. j. Schoolcraft,
secretary; Frank Tercinski, treasurer;
c. IL. Koenig, warden; 0. t. Hughes,
conductor; Ernst Outs, inside guard;
Louis Wilkowski, outside guard; Louis
c. Schmidt, r. S. n. g.; j. Burdick,
L. S. n. g.; Fred G. Keck, R. S. V. |
G.; F. A. Cooley, L. S. Y. g.; Eugene
Goeldner, R. S. S.; Edmund Goeldner,
L. S. S.
W. j. Black, who for several
years conducted a grocery on the west
side, has gone out Of business, trans
ferring his interests to his father |