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John Heymann
Hotel Rhine
1863: John Heymann Oyster
Restaurant & Beer Hall
1862
10 02 OYSTER RESTAURANT OPENED ON COOLEY’S BLOCK, SECOND ST
Mr. John Heymann
has recently fitted up in an elegant style and opened an extensive eating
saloon in Cooley’s Block, on Second Street, and is now prepared to entertain
his customers with any variety of meals they may desire, at any hour of the
day. Having been connected with similar
establishments in several large cities, he has the skill and experience to
provide a breakfast, dinner or supper that will not fail to please all who
visit his restaurant. Fresh oysters, in
the shell or can, will always be found there and can be had in any way
preferred. His card is in this
paper. WD
1863
06 18 HEYMANN’S SALOON
Mr. John Heymann
keeps as elegant and well-furnished a saloon as can anywhere be found. He is always gentlemanly and accommodating
and he supplies his customers with the best articles that can be found in the
market and his dinning arrangements and tables are all that can be
desired. Persons calling for warm meals
can always get just what they want at his establishment on the shortest
notice. WD
07 30 HEYMANN’S RESTAURANT
Heymann’s Restaurant
on Second Street. Warm meals can always
be had at the restaurant on Second Street, in Cooley’s Block. Beef stakes [steaks], cutlets, the delicacies
of the season, coffee, chocolate and tea at all hours can be furnished on the
shortest notice. The best liquors and
wines, beer, and Havanah [Havana] cigars always kept
on hand. Among the drinks always ready
are: May Wine, Jenny Lind, Punch a la
Napoleon, Louisiana Tiger, Cherry Cobbler, Brandy Smash, Gin Cock Tail, etc.,
etc., etc. – John Heymann. WD
11 12 BOOTH’S PREMIUM OYSTERS
Booth’s Premium Oysters at John Heyman’s Restaurant, opposite the post office, at Chicago
and Milwaukee prices to dealers. John Heyman informs his friends and the public generally that
his restaurant is now stocked with all the delicacies of the season, which will
be served up in the most approved style.
Warm meals after the European plan at every hour. All kinds of beverages, warm and cold tea,
coffee, chocolate, bouillon, wine, punch, etc.
The very best imported wines, claret and French wines, champagne, cognac
and other standard liquors. WD
1864
12 15 HEYMANN’S RHINE HOUSE / DAY BOARDERS
Mr. John Heymann
is now ready to accommodate a number of day boarders, as will be seen from his
card in this paper. His establishment is
one of the best in the city and gives the amplest satisfaction to all who make
a home at his house. The Rhine House is
a popular institution located in the business part of the city. WD
1865
Wisconsin and Minnesota State Gazetteer, Shippers' Guide and Business Directory for 1865-'66 (Google eBook)
1865
Watertown
Democrat, 01 12 1865
WANTED
A number of day boarders at the Hotel
Rhine, near the post office.
Will be taken on reasonable terms.
Inquire and be satisfied.
John Heymann
Watertown
Democrat, 03 30 1865
NEW SALOON
opening April 1, 1865. John Heymann will open on Saturday, April 1st, the saloon lately
occupied by Bieber, north side of Main Street, on which occasion a splendid
lunch will be provided. A large choice
of wines, liquors and cigars constantly on hand.
The HOTEL RHINE will be kept open as usual
for the entertainment of citizens and strangers.
1866-67 Watertown City Directory
1874
08 06 Watertown Democrat, Heymann, John Mrs
1881
JOHN HEYMANN Plaintiff vs. THE CITY OF WATERTOWN Defendant
1885 SAENGERFEST,
MAIN STREET LOCATION
Part of Saengerfest street scene
History of Watertown, Wisconsin