Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-01-18

ly on a walk at Jones and eighth
streets Sunday afternoon as to Sc
verely sprain one of his limbs. He
was at once taken to the "Emer-
gency hospitaP' on First street,
where he was given prompt medical
attendance; later he was taken to
the home of relatives at Emmett.
Ray Brown, who returned from
Russia at the outbreak of the war
and had been sojourning in south
ern states for some time, was a
home visitor last week. From here
he left for Australia, where he will
represent the same firm he was con-
nected with in Russia. He expects
to be absent about eight months.
Friedrich Ullrich, for some time
with E. Rack & Son, has severed
his connection with that firm, and,
together with Henry Ohm of Piper
vile, will engage in the commission
and grocery business in the store
vacated by Wenzel Prochazka. The
members of the new firm are both
we'll qualified to make a success of
their venture. They have the best
wishes of many friends.
The following officers of the Wis
consin National Bank were elected
at a meeting of the directors held
Thursday: President, William F.
Voss; vice-president, A. Solliday;
cashier, William P. Brown; assis-
tant cashier, A. D. Platz. The
newly elected directors are: Will
liam F. Voss. A. Solliday, w. P.
Brown, Fred Miller, H. G. CRUDE:
Henry Mulberger, PC. Quentmeyer.
Services at the First Congrega-
tional Church next Sunday: Morn
ing worship, at II o'clock, and
evening service at 7:3O, Sunday
School at 10 a. m. and Junior church
at 4 p. m. Next Sunday morning
the pastor will deliver the first Of a
series of sermons on 1.-The Visions
of Life and Their Meaning," while
in the evening he will begin series
on "The Soldier of The Kingdom"
Strangers cordially welcomed.
In Judge Barney's court at Juneau
last Wednesday, Minna Stark of
town Lebanon was granted di-
vorce from her husband, Henry
Stark, on the graund of cruel and
inhuman treatment. The property
of the defendant was divided, the
plaintiff receiving $4,000 and costs,
also the custody of the one child,
for which she receives yearly al
lowance. Kading & Kading were
the attorneys for plaintiff, while 0.
c. Hahn appeared for the defendant.
Quite a serious accident befell
Thomas Spencer, 11O4 River street,
Thursday. While on a crossing
he was run down by a delivery
wagon driven by Alfred Kuenzi. He
was carrying a basket in which was
butcher knife and in falling the
point of the blade entered his side,
making an ugly wound. The blade
entered the body in slanting direc-
ton, or the consequences would
likely have proved fatal The
injured man was attended by DR.. F
c. Moulding.
Next Saturday afternoon and eve
ming thrre will be a rally of the Ep-
worth Leagues comprising groupe l,
from Fort Atkinson, ] Jefferson, John
son Creek, Lake Mills and Milford
at the First M. E. church. Papers,
discussions, songs, prayers and ad
dresses will be the order of the day
and evening" Rev:'s Montague of
Lake Mills and Barnlund of Jefer-
son are the speakers in the evening.
The public is welcome.
Themes of sermons next Sunday
at II a. M, A Great Spiritual Crisis;
at 7:3O p. M, The Souls Need of
Christ. Sunday School at 10 a. M;
Epworth League devotionala at $50
P. m. #e
Miss Eliza, Sche1npf delightfully."- en-
tertained a number Of her friends
Friday afternoon. Cinch was played,
in which game the Misses lima
Thiesenhusen and Lille Weber won
the honors. Luncheon was served
in the deliberately decorated dining
room. The floral decorations were
carnations and smilax. Those par
ticipating were the Misses Elvira
Emmerling, Selma Herman, Leo
ma Brandt, Della Herman, Della
Harrison, Claire Hermann, Lille
Weber, Elsie Baumann, Louise John
son, Della Koenig, Lettie Salick, An
no Hohheuoer lima ThieSenh 11Ser