Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-07-26

school building are being finely ter
raced, sodded and beautifed. When
the work is completed, the grounds
will be exceedingly fne-an inviting
spot for the pupils.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Schenpf was added to the
Army of the Cross by receiving the
sacrament of baptism Sunday after
noon after vespers at St. Paul S
Episcopal church.
P. L. Utley, superintendent of the
Electric Light and Gas company
went to Milwaukee Thursday to
accompany his family home. They
had been visiting relatives in the
norteerd parts of the state.
The game of baseball played Sun
day at Washington Park between
the Waterloo team and the Rlttners
of this city was won by the Water
loo boys by a score Of 5 to 3. TWAS
reported as good game.
An English diplomat at Bombay,
singer and her song, made mater
ial for an excellent short story in the
August Lippincott's Magazine, by
Prince Vladimir Vaniatsky, under
the rather strong title, "The Madness
of Sari."
The residence of Fred Lehman,
Second street was burglarized early
this morning. The burglar was evil
IDENTIFY frightened before he got in his
work, as only Is cents and some of
Mr.. Lehmann's good cigars were
missed.
Friday work was begun in clear
ing the ground at the rear of the
Merchants Bank for the new apart
ment building which is to be erected.
1t will face on First street, be two
stories in height and modern in every
particular.
Mrs. w. K. Wiessebrodt and Miss
Alma Schoessow left Friday for Eau
Claire to be absent several days,
during which Mrs. W. will visit Fall
Creek, her former home, and the
Home for the Feeble Minded at
Chippewa Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ]. Brandt
and DAUGHTER, Miss Eugenia, left
Yesterday for the Pacific coast.
They will be absent several weeks
during which time they will visit the
Clark and Lewis exposition at Port
land, Oregon, and other points Of
interest.
Mrs HI. Strauss and children
will depart in the near future for Mil
waukee in which city they will make
their home Mrs. Strauss has
been a resident of Watertown
for many years and has many friends
whose best wishes go with her to
her new home.
The recognized fact that an Ameri-
can woman cannot resist a title is
the basis for Anna O'Hagan's enter
tanning talk called Lady Alice at
lie de Etc. in the August number of
LIPPINCoTr's MAGAZINE. This is
placed on an island off the Maine
coast and deals with jewel robbery.
The Congregational Sunday
school will hold it's annual picnic at
the German M. E. Camp ground
Thursday, July 81. The first bus
will leave the church at $50, and
every hour thereafter until all the
pupils have been Accommodated. Par
ents and friends Of the pupils are in
vited to join the picnikers.
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Stop
penbach Of Jefferson, occurred at her
late home in that city last Thursday
afternoon The deceased had been
i'll for a long time and gradually
faded out Of the ). mortal into the
spiritual. She had many friends IN
this city who loved her for her many
excellent qualities Of head and heart.
Miss Elizabeth Mathewson of Ell
gin, ILL.,, and Misses Callie and Ruth
Mathewson of Neenah reached home
Saturday to enjoy their vacation
with their mother, Mrs. Mary Mat
hewson, and their grandmother,
Mrs. S. March. Miss Ruth will re-
main, having concluded her visit at
Neenah.
WISCONSIN Patents
Granted this week. Reported by
G. A. Snow & Co. Patent Attorneys
Washington, D. C..John A. Baker,
Milwaukee. Shoe-eyelet,- ALFRED O.
Gutsch, Sheboygan, Bottle-Labeling
machine Joseph S. Hammerslough,
Milwaukee, Battle for steam-boilers.-
Apolph B. Schier, Milwaukee, Pack
800 LII, II Wo1Iya Mi1ra + L aa