Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-04


Commander John Habhegger
Sacred Music-In Memoriam.
Imperial Band
Post Chaplain D. Schwieger
Memories of the Day.
By Commander
Depositing Wreaths on Grave.
Quartermaster August Deimel, Capt
John Schatz, Krieger Verein
Chaplain to Comrades ..........
Salute to the Dead
Six Corporals N. w. U. Military Co.
George Stube, Director Imperial Band
Prayer and Benediction ...........
Chaplain
ftLucIlCd
N. w. U. Band and Audience
Following are the names of the SOL
diers who lie buried in the local GEM
eteries and whose graves were decor
ated by a detail of the G. A. R.:
Oak Hill Cemetery.
Allermann, Henry; Angelroth, H.;
Bartlett, Julius; Bailey, John; Bau-
mann, Gottlieb; Baumann, W.; Bau-
mann, G.; Broome, W.; Christensen,
T.; Damp, Lafayette; Erdmann, Aug
ust; Evans, John; Fellermann, F.;
Fischer, William; Forkenbridge, Ro-
bert; Forkenbridge, George; Fuchs,
Riemer; Gibbs, Lyman; Gibbs, Por-
ter; Greene, S. E.; Greene, c.; Gritz-
ner, A; Gronert, H; Herold, August;
Hill, Erasmus; Hoeffner, Charles;
Humphrey, N; Jaehrling, L.; Kabot,
Leopold; Kendall, Joseph; Hasten,
E.; Kali, John; Keyes, Julius; Krue-
ger, Henry; Krebs, Max Spanish
war;; Loehr, Andrew; Lindermann,
M; Marshall, c.; Martin, John; Mar
tin, Thomas; McFarlane, H. c.; Mar
quardt, j.; Meier, John; Montgomery,
D.; Mueller, Henry; Newman, G.; Off,
Ernst; Otto, Ferd.; Piper, Charles;
Pease, o. D.; Pearce, James; Rack,
Theodore; Reichardt, John; Richards,
Nose; Rose, Herman; Schilling, c.;
Schulermann, Adolf; Schmidt, August;
Steinmann, Jacob; Schnasse, Ernst;
Schmutzler, Fred; Schuenemann, E.;
Schmidt, W.; Spangenberg, George;
Spaulding, w. c.; Steinberg, Richard;
Stabelfeldt, Ernst; Stahl, Jonas;
Vaux, Samuel; Wegener, c.; Weaver,
Walter; Wettwer, Herman; Weber,
William D.; Weissert, John; Wood,
Charles; Zickert, Henry; Zeidler,
Fred
ST. Demands Cemetery.
Boyne, Michael; Curley, James;
Donovan, Piliaus; Driscoll, Timothy;
Deagen, Edward; Goodbeau, Sam; &C.
genheimer, Michael; Kennedy, Hugh;
Mcmahon, Hugh; Mcmahon, Thomas;
Mcmahon, Patrick; Matthews, c.; Nc
earthly, c.; Murphy, Hugh; Master
son, Andrew; Malloy, Martin; O'Neill,
M; O'Brien, John; O'Connell, Patrick;
O'Brien, William; Ringwood, Sam;
Reynolds, B.; Rinehart, George; Sci
fert, c.; Sheehan, John; Shields, j.;
Sweeney, Valentine; Urtubese, Louis;
Wough, John; Wollensack, Charles.
St. Henry's Cemetery.
Brehm, Joseph; Engelhart, Peter;
Fischer, B.; Fairfield, B. A. Spanish
war;; Gritzner, Charles; He'll, Thorn
as; Mallochowitz, Ignatz; Neither,
Joseph; McClosky, John; Schenck,
John; Zoelle, Plus.
Lutheran Cemetery.
Bassinger, Remi; Fischer, William;
Damn, Joseph; Guetzlaff, John; Hen
Ike, Theodore; Jantzen, Edward;
Kuehl, Julius; Koch, John H; Rhine
stead, Gabriel; Steinke, L. Seifert,
Theodore; Stoebe, Fred; Wenzel, Aug
ust; Zimdars, w. A.
Emmanuel Cemetery.
Haas, Robert; PREM, Michael;
Schmidt, Albert.
Moravian Cemetery.
Stempel, George; Holman, Henry.
At the conclusion of the services at
Oak Hill cemetery, those taking part
were guests of the management of
the Majestic theatre where an appro-
pirate program was carried out, pa
triotic songs being sung by Prof. w.
]. Weber and a war scene concluding
the entertainment
This evening at s o'clock pro-
gram of exercises will be held at
Turner Opera house at which meeting
Prof. John c. Freeman, LII. D., will
deliver the address:
MUSIC
Northwestern University Band
Invocation
Rev. NJ. L. Eversz
Red, White and Blue. ........
Mrs. Theo. A. Grams, assisted by
High School Chorus
Address
Prof. John c. Freeman, LII. D.
High School Chorus
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. .......