Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-03-22

Mayville was renomlnated tor coun-
tv Judge at the democratic conven-
ton held at Juneau Thursday after
noon. The nomination was IMAM
imous, as no other names were
brought before the convention.
Health Commissioner R. B. Hoer-
mann recently sent four samples of
milk secured front local dealers, to
the state chemist at Madison for ex-
animation. He has received reply
to the effect that the test showed
nothing abnormal in the samples of
milk submitted.
Mrs. James Smith, a former resi-
dent of Redwood, died in Milwau-
kee March ] 5th. The remains were
brought to Watertown Friday
night and taken to the home OF
Cathrine Brady, 812 Lafayette
street, from where the funeral took
place Saturday morning at 9 to St.
Bernard's church.
William Schiebel, who some time
since purchased of H. J. Strauss the
Main street building partly occu-
pied by the Republican office, has
made extensive improvements on
both floors Mr.. Schiebel expects to
remove his plumbing business from
Third street to his new quarters in
the near future
Services at the First Methodist
church Sunday at II a. M, and 7:3O
p. M. Rev Barnlund, the preacher
singer, in charge. Morning theme,
Universities in Christian Expert
ence;" evening theme, ga Gospel of
Power" Service each evening this
week at 7:3O o'clock. Rev. Eversz
breaches next Sunday in Jefferson
and Oakland.
Services at First Congregational
church next Sunday thus: Morning
worship II o'clock, sermon,
"Springtime and Harvest in Realm
of the Spiritual" Bible School at
10 a. m, sermonette, "The story Of
the Shepherd Boy" In the evening
there will: be union service at the
First Methodist church, at which
Rev. Barnlund of Jefferson will
preach.
"The Strollers," that delightful
comic opera of German origin, was
presented at Turner Opera House to
fair-sized audience Sunday evening.
The various parts were in excellent
hands, especially good, however,
was Robert Lit as August Lump, a
stroller, and Miss Gene Luneska, his
Gypsy companion. The chorus con-
tanned many pretty faces, and the
drills were finely executed. The
next attraction at Turner Opera
House will be THE Game-Keeper,
Tuesday, March %.
The board Of public works award
ed the contract for the construction
Of storm sewers to E. L. Bartlett.
The contract calls for construction
of sewers from Third to Fifth street,
in O'Connell street from North
Church street to the river and in
West Cady street from North
Church street to the river. The
various bids were as follows: E. L.
Bartlett, Watertown, $2197.4O;
Maxcy & Gray, Manitowoc,
$246O.2O; G. P. Traeumer, Water
town, S2522; c. J. Crilley, Milwau-
kee, $3999.5O.
Another mass meeting of citizens
will be held at the city hall Thurs
day evening, March %, at o'clock
to hear the report Of the committee
appointed at a like meeting to form
ulate plans for the organization of a
fair association in Watertown. At
this meeting the committee on or
ganization will be appointed and
the association launched. Every
person interested in this movement
is requested to be present. 1t is
pretty certain that an organization
will be effected which will conduct
one of the best annual fairs in Wis
consin, which will be a credit to
Watertown. Let every citizen help
by his presence at this meeting.