Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-05-30


ice-cream and cake on the lawn east
of the Episcopal chapel today.
"A scholarship in the University
of Notre Dame, Ind, has been en-
dowed by our townsman, DR.. Edward
johnson.
Lovers of athletics should bear
in mind the wrestling match between
Carkeek and Schott at Concordia
Opera house tonight.
The Woman's guild and the
Womans auxiliary of ST. Paul's church
will hold a joint meeting Friday
afternoon with Mrs. F. @. Moulding.
Bishop Nicholson confirmed a
class of ten at St. Paul's church last
Tuesday evening After the services
a reception for the bishop was held
st the rectory.
The rarest combination of good
things ever put together is Rocky
Mountain Tea. It cures pimples, in
digestion, constipation, rheumatism,
sick headache. c.. a. Gamm.
Andy johnson, captain of the
Sacred Hearts, was the lucky winner
of the box of High Life" cigars Of
fered by Wilkowski Bros. for the first
home-run made in Sundays game.
Our line of baby carriages makes
a procession worth looking at. Fresh
air is what baby needs, and we are
now selling carriages at reduced
prices. w. ID. SPROEssER 90.
Following are the officers of the
Iroquois club elected for the ensuing
term: President, DR.. O. E. Meyer;
vice-president, Alex Buchheit; secre-
tary, Max Rohr; treasurer, j. Z. Kerr.
The twenty-ffth anniversary of
the wedding of Joseph Jantzen and
wife was celebrated at their home on
Wednesday evening of last week. Mr..
Jantzeu is one of Watertown oldest fire
men.
Thursday, June 1, is commence
ment day at the Nashotah Theological
seminary. Rev. Mr.. Foster and a
number of the Pensioners of ST..
Paul's church will attend the exer-
cises.
"A girls complexion may be
stamped on her lovers heart, but
most of the complexion" comes off
unless put there by Rocky Mountain
Tea. Powders bad thing" @. A.
Gamm.
Henry Wilson, son of our resi-
dents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson,
will be married June to Miss Julia
Smith, of Milwaukee. Mr.. Wilson is
employed by the Milwaukee Electric
Railway company.
Miss Frances Joda, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Joda, 754 North
Church street, was married Thursday
morning last to Joseph IL. Leifeld, of
Fond du Lac, the ceremony being per-
formed in St. Henry's church by Rev.
Father Kampschroer.
List of unclaimed letters remain
ing in the postoffice May 80:
Bush, Ema Chamberlain, E. B.
Hemp. Harry Hiruig, Christian
Kehn, Miss Ida Krause, Frank
Radtke, Miss Ella Scott, Allen
Thompson, Ray
w. T .GRUETzMACHER, p. M.
On account of the poor condi-
ton of the old sewer between First
street and the bridge, on Main street,
it has been removed on advice from
City Engineer Stanchfeld. 1t was
feared that cavern would take place
and thus damage the pavement which
is to be put in.
Rev. Charles Iwert, pastor of the
German Methodist church, announced
from his pulpit last Sunday evening
that he would preach next Sunday
evening on 'sChristian Science and
it's attitude to the Christian religion.
All that are interested are cordially
invited Service begins at 1880.
Three persons have agreed to back
the baseball team this year. They are
Gustav Buchheit Albert Friedrich
and Reinhold Schott. A lease has
been granted for Washington park
and everything will be done in the
proper way. The season will open
about June and it is hoped that
only success awaits the undertaking.
Among the subscribers to the Ma
tional Dewey fund, with which it is
proposed to build a home for Admiral
Dewey in Washington, are the follow
ing from this city, reported by The
Milwaukee Sentinel: DR.. f. G. Mould
ing, Ralph, Sidney, Roger and Mar
garet Eberle, Meta, Hattie, Frederick
and Gretchen Werner, Fife, John and
Malcolm Whyte, Stella and Eleanor
JOSH.
Extensive preparations are being
made at the. driving Park in James
vile for the coming State L. A. W.
meet and National Circuit races,
which are to be held there in July. The
track is being put in the finest condi-
ton, all necessary changes'being made.
OF course the amusement part of the
program has not been forgotten and the
GAINESVILLE girls have signified their in
tentions to entertain and see that the
boys will receive a hearty welcome.
If the boys would realize what royal