Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-02-22

| wv T1SuI OlIeCboIy dRCh'S NOW N~
parted from the city. The directories
have been left for sale at the American
house Price, $500.
| "A SON was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Koch, sos Market street, Sunday
evening, showing that the First ward
is still preparing for war.
List of letters remaining in the post
| office at WATERFOWL, Feb. %, 1898:
| Colchester Rubber Co. Peck, Al. E.
j. T. MoAK, P. M.
Correspondence, especially of any
| length, should be received at this Office
before Tuesday evening to insure it's
| publication in the current issue of THE
| REPUBLICAN.
A. Quentmeyer is fitting up the
store room in Noack's block in fine
style for his clothing store. Plate glass
windows, and lengthening of the
| store, with strong light at the rear,
are among the improvements.
Many friends of John P. Slight
| were glad Yesterday to be given the,
opportunity of greeting him on the
streets, being his first appearance from
home since his late serious sickness.
He is making rapid gains towards com
plete recovery.
Bird fanciers will be interested by
visiting the steam laundry of O'Hara
Bros. They have just received from
Ireland what is known as mule bird
being cross between goldinch and
canary. 1t is of handsome plumage
and a very sweet singer
The silver wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs Amandus Gritzner oc-
Cured Monday, February 20, and the
event was duly celebrated at their
residence, 210 Second street, a number
of relatives and friends being present
to offer their congratulations.
Mr.. G.. F. Davis, editor Of The
Bloomfield, Iowa, Farmer, says: 81
can recommend Chamberlain Cough
Remedy to all sufferers with colds and
Group. | have used it in my family for
the past two years and have found it
the best | ever used for the purposes
for which it is intended SO cent bot
ties for sale by John Molzahn, druggist.
Services in honor of the jubilee of
Pope Leo were observed in st. Ber-
nard's and st. Henri's Catholic
churces Sunday. At St. Bernard's an
eloquent sermon upon the event SO
fraught with interest to large portion
of ChristendOm, was preached by Rev.
Father Malloy, assistant pastor.
The firm of VIM Weber & Co. have
new cad" this week, which calls at
tention to their large stock Of kitchen
proved and best styles. Their prices
defy all competition. When in want
of anything in this line call and see
what VIM. Weber & Co. can do for you
Mrs. O. G. Vaughn, of Jefferson,
will canvass this city next week in the
interest of the Wisconsin Woman s Art
exhibit 1t is to be hoped that Mrs.
Vaughn will find that the women of
Watertown are not behind their sisters
in other places in the noble effort of
placing Wisconsin in the front rank at
the Columbian Fair.
Remember the Washington birth
day tea party at the Congregational
church parlors, this "wednesday even
ing Besides supplying a bountiful
supper the ladies have made arrange
ments to pay due respect to the father
of his country" and his representative
will be on hand with his little Ratchet
and the veritable cherry tree.
There is talk of organizing an am
ateur base ball league for the coming
season in this section of the state.
Among the cities mentioned as being
desirable to help form the circuit are
Madison, GAINESVILLE, WATERFOWL, Wau-
kesha, Oconomowoc, Fort Atkinson
and Baraboo. It is quite likely that
meeting will be held in short time to
take some decided action in the matter.
Albert Quentmeyer occupies the
old space in The REPUBLICAN, hereto
fore allotted to Schiller & Quent-
MEYER, and announces that on March
l be will open a new clothing store in
the Noack building, III Main street.
The establishment will commence
business with a frst-class stock at po-
pular prices, and an experienced and
tasty cutter will be! employed, giving
customers in the tailoring department
as good advantages as can be procured
anywhere.
The nominee of the bar convention
at Milwaukee Thursday lis Charles
Morton Webb, of Wood county, for the
Office OF associate justice Of the supreme
court He received 1876 votes and Geo.
G. Greene, of Green Bay, 116 votes.
We favored Mr.. Greene for this nomi-
nation, but THE REPUBLICAN can heart
lily endorse the choice Of Judge Webb,
ha1iavinu that in his Suooaac will he