Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-08-03

The marriage OF Fred BuHmGlef
and Miss Nellie Harvey occurs this
evening at ST. Bernard's parsonage.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
home patronage. Ask your grocer
for it.
Rev. J. c.. Gehm, of Eitzen, Mimi,
was married last Wednesday evening
to Miss Anna Bubblitz at the home Of
the brides parents, 115 Warren street.
We show the largest and most
complete line of negligee shirts in the
city. Fifty cents and upwards.
A. QUENTDIEYER,
115 Main street.
Monday was a great day in Water
town for seekers after political pre-
ferment in Jefferson and Dodge coun-
ties. Many was the voting citizen
button-holed and many the political
wire pulled.
The blacksmith shop at Milford
owned by Gustav Hahn was burned to
the ground last Wednesday night, en-
failing a considerable loss. Mr.. Hahn
has been engaged in the saloon bust
ness here the past two years.
St Paul's church choir were fav
ored with an ideal summer day. for
their picnic at Lake Mills last Thurs
day, and several bus loads of the
choir members, the church people and
their friends thoroughly enjoyed them
selves amid the attractions and natural
beauty of Rock lake and it's shores.
Two new sewers-one on either
side Of the street-are being con-
structed between First street and the
bridge to take the place of the old
sewer lying in the center of Main
street. They will fall towards First
street and connect with the big sewer.
The work is being done by William
GOrder under the direction of the
board of public works.
"A steam whistle has been pur-
chased by the board of water commits
sioners and is expected to be in place
on the power house in a few days. 1t
is a thrae-chimes whistle and will
serve several purposes, one of which
will be to notify consumers of the
closing time for lawn sprinkling both
morning and evening, and another to
| proclaim, in case of fire, the number
of the ward in which the fire is To-
Gated.
Sacred Heart college was last
! week paid a visit by three gentlemen
from tropical climes, Messrs. Hay,
Arcy and Domingues, who have been
| students at NOtre Dame university for
| three years. Mr.. Arcy is from Peru,
South America, and Messrs. Hay
and DOmingues from the City of Mex
| lea and Vera Cruz, Mexico, respect
lively. They hold a very high opin-
ion of this country's commercial and
educational advantages.
"A number of crooks came to the
| city Monday in the wake of Buffalo
| Bills show, and as a result there was
some daylight thieving done. Dur
ing the parade G.. E. Heyn's branch
| bakery on Third street was entered
through the rear door and while the
clerks were out viewing the sights the
money drawer was robbed of about
s. in change. The residence of Mrs.
Wilhelmine Bernhardt, at 315 North
Eighth street. was also entered and
gold watch and SIT in cash stolen.
No arrests were made.
The Corby Literary society gave
another highly successful lawn social
on the grounds opposite St. Demands
church last Wednesday evening. The
weather was propitious and the at
tendance very large. Several pretty
tableaux were effectively presented
by number of lads and lassies,
and the Sinnissippi band enlivened
the occasion with patriotic music.
The society's worthy president, Rev.
Father HOulihan, mingled with cor
dial feeling among the throng and ex-
| tended welcome to every guest.
"The Pixies
Every bO6V'S faVOritaS are cOrninU