Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-12-09

Altogether about thirty-five candidates
reported, six of whom were girls. In
all four practice games were played,
two by the girls and two by the boys.
The latter lined up as follows:
Parks Ii Green
Richards IF CRUDE
Lounsbury c Daufenoach
Hertel lg Meier
Owen rg Klelolock
In the first game Capt. Lounsbury S
team defeated the other team by
score of 9 to 8, but in the second game
was defeated by a score of Is to IL.
A senior read an essay several days
ago, entitled Last words OF Great
men," Another Immediately proposed
to write s'Flrst Words OF Great Men" !"
Juneau Telephone.
A large audience assembled last
| Thursday evening to hear the lecture
| on Catherine Ii. The next lecture.
the last of the series. well take place
at Concordia Opera house tomorrow
evening. The subject is Marie An.
| toinette.
Miss Roemer will give recital of
German songs at the Jefferson High
school next week.
The Senior boys received their
sw eaters Monday after patiently await
ing them for several weeks. They
are white with broad stripe of gold.
Gold and white are the class cciors.
The order for the sweaters was left
with Shiffier & Wegemann, and they
have given general satisfaction.
An exchange says The Physics class
is endeavoring to keep warm by study
ing heat.'' A very advantageous and
economic method Of solving the heat
peoblem in the schools.
The meeting of the Forum last
Wednesday was the most successful
thus far. The membership has almost
doubled and over fifty were, present.
The debate ..Resolved that President
Roosevelt was justified in recognizing
the independence Of Panama, was de-
cided in favor of the negative. The
winning side was upheld by j. Sproes-
ser, E. Witte and g. Richards, while
A. Hertel. E. Owen and w. Richards
spoke for the affirmative. Preceding
the debate declamations were rendered
by F. Richards and A. Kielblock. e.
Green was chosen treasurer of the
society owing to the need of such an
officer. The weekly program commit
tee consists of H. Wreman w. Simon,
r. Downing and R, Thauer. The pro-
gram for the next meeting will be pub
lished next week.
Teaeher-.sH your mother gave you
10 cents and your little brother Is
cents, would that make.
Small Boy--'Trouble'' e''-Exchang
Owing to the liberal patronage and
the>success in general of the lectures
thus far, another course may possibly
be arranged for after the holidays.
Mr.. Seymour has in all some thirty
lectures, of which the best and those
most likely to interest an audience,
will be selected.
Margie Evans entertained the Zip
Yaps on Saturday evening at her home
in Washington street.
A program for the labratory work
of the Physics class is being arranged
by the superintendent.
The meeting OF the Forum Scciety
for last night was postponed until next
Tuesday, owing to lack of time for the
preparation of the various numbers
on the program.
Basket ball practice at Turner Hall
on Saturday afternoon. Everyone was
present except Lounsbury and Parks.
All the candidates are rapidly round
ing into condition. No games with
out side teams, however, will be played
until after the holidays.
Miss Emma Weinart Of Lake Mills
was q visitor on Monday.