Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-12-20
SATURDAY. Dec. 20, 1902.

The newly organized Sons of Veter'
ans Camp was mustered in at the G. A.
R. hall last Friday evening by Henry A
Goldsmith Of Milwaukee, mastering
officer, assisted by Messrs M. A. Grasse
and Oscar Dittmer Of the same place.
Members Of O. d Pease Post No. 81. G..
A. R. also assisted at the ceremonies.
After the ceremonies a banquet was served
by the WOmans Relief Corps. Follow
ing are the officers of the new camp:
Captain, Augest Hence; first lieutenant,
John Treaumer; second lieutenant,
Edward Ditschler; first sergeant, j. w.
Cruger; quartermaster, Walter Kusel,
chaplain, E. N. Falkner; delegate-at-
large, j. W. Cruger; delegate to national
encampment, H. A. HOldridge; alternate,
George ZOelle; camp council, Louis c..
Fisher, William Sproesser, G. j. Habheg-
ger.
AT the annual meeting of the
Womans Relief Corps the following
officers were elected: President, Mrs.
Anna Hefty; senior vice-president, Mrs
Sophia Deimel; junior vice-president,
Mrs. Minnie Beisner; treasurer, Mrs.
Emile Block; secretary, Miss Ida Water
house; chaplain, Mrs. Eliza Forncrook;
conductor, Mrs. Mathilda Schumacher;
guard, Mrs. Margaret Martch: assistant
guard, Mrs. Elizabeth Wenck.
AT meeting last Friday evening
of O. D. Pease Post No. 81, 6. A. R. the
following officers were elected: Com
mander, George P. Treaumer; senior
vice-cOmmander John Robinson; Junior
vice-cOmmander, Henry Bassinger; quar-
ter master, August DeimeI; chaplain,
August Kusel surgeon, W. c. Spaulding.
officer of the day, Jacob Ditschler; officer
OF the guard, Gabriel Keimig; trustee;
A. E. Needham.
The funeral Of William Cruel, an
account OF his having accidentally shot
himself while hunting was given in our
last issue, took place last Sunday.
Last Friday evening MIR. and Mrs.
Ill. A. Long were the recipients of the
compliments of their many friends in
the form OF supper ut their home in
remembrance of the fifteenth anniver-
sary OF their wedding day.
The funeral Of Mrs. Johanna
DonOhue was held last Sunday from the
residence on West Cady street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kussel cele-
brated their China wedding last Sunday
afternoon and evening. Alarge number
OF guests were present and the occasion
Maple City SeIf-Washing Soap has
no competitor. There is nothing just as
good. 1t is the best and the best is the
cheapest always.
The aged who have sluggish diges-
tl0n will find in Camps Curative Pow
der or Tablets warm cordial tonic for
the stomach, giving an improved appe-
tIte, better blood, renewed strength and
gentle aperlent action upon the bow
els, leaving them free from cOnstipa-
tion. 81, SOC. and Csc. of Schempf &
Shultz, exclusive agents.
"A case of yarioloid is reported at the
home of William Gerbitz, cornor of
North and Dodge streets. DR.. Werner.
the health physician has charge of the
situation and will undoubtedly enforce
such quarantine as the case demands.
-OleOmargine and butterine.. the
latter sounds best, even if it doesn't taste
any better,-is becoming regular stock
in trade with several of our grocers.
The high price of butter has increased
tie demand for it's cheaper substitute.
These goods are sold under their proper
names and If twas not for the name of
it would displace the creamery pretty
rapidly.
The Services in the Baptist Church
next Sunday will be held at the usual
hours; Sunday School at 900 A. NJ,
preaching. in German at 1870 A. NJ.
and preaching in English at 100 P. M.
The following will be the respective
topics: Goods protection for His
Messengers" |. Kings II, l-16 and "Vox
pOpuli vox dei'' in the light of the Bible.
Acts II, 1928. The quartette will render
one of it's fine anthems
The Baptist Churrh was crowded to
It's doors last Sunday night, the attend
ance being mostly young people. The
quartette sang Like as a Father" and
Rev. III. Bens spoke about ''StrOng People
and their DOings' taking his text from
Daniel II, 33. not the people strong
physically or intellectually will do
heroic deeds, but those that know their
God, not in theoretical, but in a prac-
tical way. The world may call a weak
ling him whom God calls strong. Do we
want to please the world short while.
or God for all eternity.
A fine program has been prepared for
the Christmas entertainment; which will
take place Thursday. Dec. 25, at 700
2. NJ. REGULATIONS will be delivered in
German and English and good music
be rendered. Mr.. Albert Freeman will
sing the beautiful bass solo: abide with
me" and "Calm on the listning ear" is
the selection to be given by the quartette.
Emil GOetsch Of the town of Con-
cord sold his farm consisting of 80
acres of land to August Schlesinger of
Concord through the real estate agency
OF Common q VOlkmann. Consideration