Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-02-09
Little Early Risers" are still
~ 90 limo.

lngS. For sale Dy u. WoUof " Ooh'
Another daughter-their second
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. 0. @. Hahn
last Wednesday evening.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s Minnesota
Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
for it. Only $1.35 a sack.
Herman Graewe has sold his store
building at 610 Main street to William
Albrecht, the consideration being
$780,
The young ladies of the n. G.
club will give dancing party to their
friends at Temperance hall next Mon
day evening.
"A good attendance marked the
monthly fair yesterday and trading
was quite brisk. The principal offer
ing was horses.
At to-night's regular meeting Of
the A. O. y. w. lodge Grand Master
Thayer, of GAINESVILLE, will initiate q
class of five new members.
The G. B. Lewis company con-
templates making an exhibit at the
Tans-Mississippi and international
exposition at Omaha next summer.
In the state supreme court yes
! terday the following decision was
handed down: Edward j. Cody ct al,
respondents, VS.. William G. Cody.
appellant-Reversed and remanded
| for new trial.
"A meeting of the ministers of the
Evangelical Lutheran church compris-
| ing the Central conference was held
at St Marks church last Wednesday
and Thursday. The attendance num-
| bered about twenty-five.
The annual masquerade ball will
be given by the Watertown Turn
verein at their opera house, Satur
day evening, February 19. Professor
| Richard Hardege's orchestra of twelve
men will furnish the music.
Our annual special print sale,
Wednesday and Thursday, February
9 and 10, at Emil Seibel's mammoth
dry goods and clothing house, $40
Main street. Remnant prints at &c
per yard. Come early and secure a
| OAR dlu
Taking effect Sunday. February
Is, the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul Railway company will shorten
the time one hour of its fast mail train
between Chicago and ST. Paul. This
train will not haul a coach or carry
| passengers as heretofore.
Miss Julia Klecker, daughter OF
Mrs. Theresa Klecker, of the Second
ward, was married to Ignatz Pitterle,
a prominent farmer of the town of
Emmett, Monday morning, the cere-
mOny being performed at ST. Henry's
church by Rev. Father Kampschroer.
-Reinhold Schott is arranging to
| hold another athletic tournament at
Concordia Opera house Oh the evening
of February %. The wrestling match
between Mr.. Schott and Herman
| Smith, of St. Paul, will be the princi-
| pal event. There will also be several
sparring bouts in which Milwaukee
! boxers and local talent will partici-
| pate
The members of the local news
paper craft were extended invitations
by General Passenger Agent w. B.
Kniskern to enjoy a ride Monday on
the new fast train to Denver over the
Chicago & Northwestern route. j. E.
Killian represented The Daily Times
and went as far as Clinton, la. The
train, which is called the Colorado
| Special : ore Of the handsomest in
the West d & makes the trip from
Chicago to Denve~ in a day and
| half
The annual statement of the
| Welsh Road creamery, town of En-
met, which is operated by Mays
Creamery company, for the year end
ing December 81, 1897, shows the fol-
lowing: Number pounds milk re-
ceived, 1, 189, 4O6; pounds butter made,
48, 956; money received by patrons,
Sc, 813.13; average price Of milk per
cwt., 81 7-25 cents; average net price
of butter per pound, 143 cents; num-
Der pounds milk to each pound butter,
253. The old officers = Theodore
| Wedemeyer, PRESIDENT; 7. G.. Jones,
secretary, and Frank Kreutziger,
treasurer-werer reelected for the en-
suing year.
A delegation of prominent JEFF
ferson gentlemen, chaperoned by a
well-knOwn journalist who was evil
IDENTIFY too modest to have his name
mentioned, and composed of Judge
George Grimm, A. j. Weis, 0. j.
Kerschensteiner, L. W. Shakshesky,
Joseph Kraemer, A. F. Habermann,
Rudolf Heger, Alex Hauser, Ed. Stop
penbach and G. Henicke, visited our
city Thursday last and in the evening
were entertained by the Concordia
/ Bowling club at the opera house al
| legs. Being expert bowlers, the
visitors took hand in the pastime
and in other ways managed to enjoy
themselves very pleasantly during
their stay here. We acknowledge an
agreeable call from a portion of the
delegation.
One of the best evidences that
reasonable degree of prosperity is
abroad in the Western states is