Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-09-26

noon, October 3.
The death of Mrs. Charlotte Min
MING occurred Saturday at her home
in Lebanon. Her age was ~ years
and her husband preceded her to the
other world one month. The funeral
will be held this afternoon.
The marriage Of Gustav Schmoldt
and Miss Ida Schultz was celebrated
Saturday evening at the home OF the
brides parents in the Fifth ward.
They will reside on West Green street.
The groom is q trusted employe OF
the Badger State Bottling company.
Friday was the day set for the
preliminary examination OF George
Harey, arrested during the carnival
on a charge of taking Edward j.
Brandt's diamond from his person,
but the prisoner asked for a continu-
ance until September 81, which was
granted.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give reception in honor
of Rev. and Mrs. Ream, in the parlors
of the church, Thursday evening,
September %, from half-past Z until
10 o'clock. A cordial invitation to be
present is extended to members OF the
congregation and their friends.
Rev. j. Dachsteiner, of Stockton,
Ill.,, and Miss Anna Fleuter were mar
RED last Wednesday afternoon at the
residence Of the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Fleuter, 419 North
Monroe street. A reception was held
in the evening The newly welded
couple left Saturday for their future
home in Stockton.
"A pleasant surprise party was
given at the home of Miss Addie
Martsch, Saturday evening, in honor
of her friend, Miss Violet M. Fisken,
of Milwaukee. During the evening
a cake walk, games, cards and dane
ing were INDUCED in, and a general
good time was enjoyed until the small
hours of the morning.
Mrs. w j. Foy, Max Stengler and
Arthur Wegemann, appointed by Su-
perintendent Max Wegemann, will
household fabrics at the Jefferson
county fair this week. M. Picklow,
of jefferson; Miss Barbara Hansen. of
Fort Atkinson, and Miss Della Gasser,
of this city, are assistant superintend-
ents of the department.
An intoxicated tramp raised
disturbance at the home of Mrs. Anne
Crangle, Milford street, early Thurs
day morning. and after smashing
window and terrorizing the neighbor-
hood generally by his wild actions,
was arrested by Officer Kerr. Upon
SOLDERING up he was brought into JUS
tice court and sentenced to thirty
days in the county Jail.
Inadvertently we neglected last
week to make mention, in our article
pony trap driven by Miss Edna Goeld-
ner. who had as her guest Miss Erna
Kruger. The carriage and ponies
were prettily bedeckel with red and
pink roses, while the young ladies
were dressed in white, wore white
hats trimmed with roses, and carried
large white parasol.
Mrs. Samuel Werth, a resident
of this city for over thirty years, died
Saturday night at her home, 707 Main
street. aged 68 years. Her husband
survives. Deceased had been in poor
health since a year ago last July,
when she was seriously injured by
being run down by a couple of bicycle
riders who were using a sidewalk
near her home. The funeral occurs
this afternoon from ST. Johns church.
The German M. E. conference in
Milwaukee last week, in it's assign
ment of pastors for the ensuing year,
returned Rev. Charles Iwert to the
church of this city. which is very
pleasing to our people generally.
Mr.. Iwert is an excellent citizen and
a popular pastor. faithful and efficient
in his labors. Rev. C. Heller was re-
appointed as presiding elder Of the
Milwaukee district, with headquarters
in this city.
Mayor CRUDE and a delegation
numbering 125 of our citizens formed
an excursion to Columbus Wednesday
afternoon and viewed the sights of
the street fair held there The at
tendance at the Columbus show was
large and good entertainment was
provided. Attractive booths were
constructed in the streets and served
for the generous display of products.
The affair was not ess entially car
nival, but in its way proved very sue
cessful. The drum corps accom-
panied the local delegation.
County Clerk Habermann has Is
sued hunting licenses to the follow
ing residents of this city: William
Kruger, j. H. Rice, F. C. Uttech, w.
G. Radtke, M. l.. Dowd, George
Strauss. Walter Kusel, Hiram Fulker-
son, Albert Solliday. G.. P. Gates, P.
F. Schoechert, A. F. Solliday, r. S.
Keel, L. Fl. Cordes, H. g. CRUDE,
Andrew Roegner, Robert Woelffer,
Jesse Stone, S. M. Eaton, j. w.
Burns, Herman Prognow, F. W. Buff
mire, John Rogler, Herman Klein,
F. FL. Buffmire, William Klatt, j. R.