Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-11-07
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and Lizzie Behnke, both of this place
we're united in marriage, the ceremony
being performed in the Catholic
church at Jefferson, after which a
wedding breakfast was given at the
brides home, Mr.. and Mrs. Reinl
will soon move into the house recent
ly purchased by Mr.. Reinl The groom
is in the employ of the H. G. Chris
tians company.
l.. Yapp, of Madison, spent few
days in town in the interests of the
Singer Sewing Machine company.
Fred Grell, who is attending a bust
ness college at Madison, came home
Friday night to spend q few days with
his parents.
A girl baby arrived at the home of
August Rohde last Wednesday.
Wednesday afternoon the wedding
bells pealed forth their sweetest music,
when uniting Anna Else and Will Elsa,
both of this village, il the bonds of
matrimony. The ceremony was per-
formed at the German Lutheran
church before a large congregation,
after which y pleasant reception was
held at thA brides home. Some
seventy families we're in attendance
and festivities were continued until
early the next morning. The happy
couple received many beautiful pres
ents, showing the high regard in which
they are held. Mr.. Elsa is having a
new home erected, which he expects
soon to occupy. He is employed by
the II. G. Christians company and is
highly esteemed by his many friends,
and the young lady he has wed is rich
in the possession of friends won by
her amiable disposition and pleasing
manners.
Mrs. j. T. w. Schmidt, through
these columns, wishes to extend her
sincere thanks to Admiral Dewey
camp, No. 6462, of johnson Creek,
for their kind assistance during her
time Of trouble at the death of her
husband, and to the Modern Wood
men in general for prompt payment
of the benefit certificate for 2,OOO
II. Seefeldt was called to HusIisford
to attend the funeral of his sister-in-
law, which occurred there Saturday.
Miss Anna Shekey, of GAINESVILLE, is
visiting at her brothers home
Miss Grace Mansfield visited in Mil
Waukee over Sunday, being a guest of
Mrs, Miles H. Clark. She was one of
a party in attendance at the Deutscher
club ball Monday evpninU
Mrs. Sievert, of Helenville, spent
Saturday with Mrs. H. O. Meyers.
Miss Agnes Anderson has been as
sisting in the q. G. Mansfield com
pany's Office for the past week.
Mrs. William Peters, who has been
visiting at jefferson Park H.. for the
past three weeks, returned home Sat-
urday night.
Mr.. and Mrs William Baars, of
Beloit, are visiting friends in town
Miss Nettie Kotenbere spent Sun
day with friends az Watertown.
Misses Rosalie Meyers and Elizabeth
Richardson spent Saturday at Fort
Atk inson.
MeSsrs. Gleason and Stiehm and
Misses Som and Bullock attended the
teachers institute at Fort Atkinson,
Friday and Saturday.
William Wiesemann and Gust.
Trachte and Misses Frances CRUDE
and Clara Reimers attended party
at Heienvilie Saturday evening.
The school house has been improved
by the addition of new storm windows.
Mrs. Ferd Keeling spent Sunday in
Watertown.
The many friends of Frank Shepard
gathered at his home last Saturday
evening as a farewell party. They
ali report an enjoyable time.
Mrs. William Schallert celebrated
her filty-eighth birthday Sunday in
quiet way, only immediate relatives
and few friends being present.
The Y. p S. C. E. meets next Sun
day evening at o'clock Topic: 1.-The
Living Bread" Reference: John vi:
1856. Meeting will be led by Mrs.
James Anderson. Every body cordially
invited.
Remember the prayer meeting at
the M. E. church next Friday even
ing at 1880 o'clock. Come aud bring
your friends.
Paul 0. Schallert attended the Y.
Z. S. G. E. anniversary at Watertown
last week, which was held in the Ger
man Moravian church.