Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-01-18

Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
home patronage. Ask your grocer
for it.
Mrs. Irene Hall, of 7O5 Second
street. had the misfortune'to fall on an
lev walk Friday and suffer fracture
of the arm.
A meeting of the Woman's guild
of ST. Paul's church will be held to-
morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs.
D. H. Beurhaus.
For a clear skin, clear all the way
through, transparent enough to let
sunshine through-take Rocky Noun
tain Tea. @. A. Gamm.
Remember the grand ball OF the
Plattdeutscher verein next Saturday
night at Turner Opera house. See
particulars in ''ad' elsewhere.
"A painful injury to her arm and
shoulder was sustained by Mrs. Sarah
Labaree Friday morning through
fall near her home, 9O5 Second street.
"A varied assortment of mas
querade costumes may be seen at the
Watertown Department store, and can
be rented at a reasonable figure.
See cad"
Prof Devanney begs to announce
that he will give lessons in elocution
and the art of reading to limited
number of pupils. For particulars,
| terms, ETC., call on or address John A.
Devanney, Sacred Heart college, city.
Alderman F. c. Hartwig took an
! involuntary bath in the river near his
place of business Thursday last. He
was experimenting the cutting of his
ice crop, when he slipped into the
open channel. He was rescued by his
workmen.
"A reorganization of the Sinnissip-
pi band has been had and the follow
inc ffiocers elected: Will Sergel,
leader and manager; G. j. Wenck,
secretary aud treasurer; Emil Tanck,
property man. Sixteen pieces will
compose the band and the old Fuer-
mann brewery Office has been rented
as rehearsal place.
The Times, W eltbuerger and Ga
zette are in hearty accord with IHE
| REPUBLICAN in the movement to in
crease the pay of our policemen. The
Weltbuerger's suggestion of $40 per
month is not dollar too much. And
even that rate is $15 less per month
than Fond du Lac and Madison, and
| $50 less than GAINESVILLE.
An open cottage meeting will be
held this evening at the residence OF
Adolf Schmidt, Thursday at the Ger
man Baptist church, and Friday even
ing at the residence Of Otto Biefeld,
corner of Second and Division streets.
These meetings are OF an evangelical
order, and will be addressed by the
Rev t. F. Baumgaertner. Meetings
commence at 7:45.
Louis Zoelle, proprietor Of the
New Reliable meat market at 112
Second street, earnestly solicits a share
of the public's patronage, promising
painstaking service and the best meats
and provisions the market affords. A
stock Of the celebrated Jefferson home
cured hams is kept constantly; also
other leading goods. Give him a call.
| You will be treated right.
The late Major c. W. Kempf's will
has been admitted to probate in Mil
waukee. It disposes of 81, 500 in
personal property and $3.50 in real
! estate OF the estate Mrs. Marie
Kuemmel, of Cassel, Germany, receives
one-fourth; Carl Kempf, of PEG ria,
Illinois, one-fourth: Gustav Kempf, of
New York, one-fourth; Nina Died
richs, Of Dusseldorf, Germany, one
eighth; Fritz Ebeling, of Mecklenburg,
Germany, one-eighth.
The installation of the new Of
! fcers of St. Thomas court, No. 532,
Catholic Order of Foresters, was
held Thursday evening at the K. of 2.
hall. Deputy High Chief Ranger J ohm
Kelley, of Juneau, indicted the follow
ing into official service: Peter j.
Norton, P. G. R.. DR.. R. J. Wenker,
G. R.; Edward Sipp, V. G. R.; J.
P. McGolrick, recording secretary;
John. Corbett. financial secretary;
John Ryan, treasurer; DR.. John Mas
terson, physician; j. D. Shinnick,
Charles Salick, conductors; Patrick
Norton, Michael Enright, sentinels;
Wenzel Prochazka, trustee three years.
1t is expected that at least fifty
residents Of this city will participate
il the excursion to the Biiou Opera
house, Milwaukee, to see browns N
Town" on Thursday evening, January
90, on which date the management OF
the Bijou has made special arrange
ments with the Chicago, Milwaukee
& ST. Paul road for round-trip tick
cts, and also for a train returning
from Milwaukee after the perform
ance. Seats will be placed on sale
in this city January 25 and &c. Ar
rangements have been made for the
handling Of railroad tickets at a
central point. The round trip, in
Guiding reserved seats at the Bijou,
will be $1.95.