Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-29

ishes for Easter holidays at Stallman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Bietau rejoice
over the birth of d son last Thursday
evening.
Miss Lucy Reihle entertained the
A. !. nj. club at her home on last
Friday evening.
There will be English services at
St. Marks Lutheran church Friday
evening at 1880.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s minnesota
Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
for it. Only $1.O5 a sack.
The prettiest effects in spring
millinery have just arrived at Mrs.
l.. Kniesel's. A splendid opportunity
for your Eastern bonnet.
The brand-new line of millinery at
Mrs. l.. Kniesel'sis very attractive. In
tending purchasers should make an
early choice from the varied assort-
ment.
1t warns the heat like sunshine,
cheers the heart like wine, gives hope
for the future. blots out the past.
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea does.
G.. A. Gamm.
The beet sugar bounty bill has
passed to it's third reading. and will
come up in the assembly this after
noon The outlook is very bright for
its becoming law.
The Turner society will give an
entertainment at the Turner Opera
house next Monday evening. Aero
batic exercises and tableau represen-
tations will be given.
Rev. Fl. S. Foster, of this city,
will deliver the sermon at Zion Epis-
copal church, OconOmOwoc. next Sun
day evening. Members of the Knights
Templar lodge, of this city, will attend
the services in body.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give tea party in the
church parlors Thursday evening.
Supper, % cents. One of the attrac-
lions of the evening will be a choice
collection of Easter eggs.
Sleigh rides were all the rage last
week. Although there was rather a
scarcity of the beautiful" snow, every
evening witnessed the long-box and
hay-rack sleighs loaded to the brim
with rollicking, happy childhood.
List of unclaimed letters remain
ing in the postoffice March 20:
Beaulien Lawrence Hoback Miss Molea
Boetherd Amandy Olsen Miss Ellen
Emerson Arthur Rabe Henry
Harmon William Edward
Vahlou August
w. Z GRUETzMACHER, 2. M.
The celebrated case of John
Helms versus the village of Waterloo,
! decided by Judge Grimm Satur-
day afternoon in favor of the village.
This case has excited unusual inter
est in the county, and was a damage
suit. Mr.. Helms claiming that the
village was trespassing on six-foot-
wide strip of land belonging to him
lying along the principal street in
the village.
Menu for Measuring" supper,
served on the European plan, to be
given by the Woman's guild April g.
from 6 to o'clock: Braised lamb
cream caper sauce, sc; hot boiled ham
stuffed with cloves, sc; riced pota
toes, escaloped corn, SC; pickles
olives, 1c; steamed brown bread, white
bread, sc; old-fashioned gingerbread
Sc; blitz kuchen. &c; fagots of cheese
straws, sc; pineapple sponge, 1c
coffee, Russian tea, sc. Fruit an6
lemonade served during the evening
On complaint Of KERN Ryan, O
Shields. man by the name of j
Archie was arrested last Sunday or
the charge of having stolen money
from Mr.. Ryan. Archie was brought
before Justice Stacy on Monday
morning, and he acknowledged tina
he took $50 from the complainant fol-
safe keeping. This amount was founG
on his person when taken into Gus
tody. The defendant is a stranger
here The hearing was adjourned un
til April 6. when the district attorney
will be present.
The meeting of the Southern
Wisconsin Teachers association a
Whitewater, on Friday and Saturday
Of this week, promises to be very
profitable to those who attend. Per.
haps the best way to reach White
water from this city for that meeting
is to take the train on the Chicago &
Northwestern at $40 A. NJ. for Milton
Junction, and then make direct con,
nection with the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul train which reaches
! Whitewater at 7:40 A. NJ. Returning
| via this same route, the St. Paul train
] leaving Whitewater at 4:4O P. NJ. will
connect at Milton Junction with fast
freight on the Northwestern going
north Saturday evening. A first-class
passenger coach will be attached to
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