Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-07-19


ty belonging to Mrs. III. Mannegold, on
North First street, for 81, 135.
"A party of ten from the Morgan
summer cottage at Lake Mills drove
over here Sunday and called on friends.
They took luncheon at the Commercial
hotel.
"A gold watch belonging to Ed.
Meidtner was stolen IN the Globe Mill
last night. The watch was hanging on
post. The thief crawled in through
window.
"A brilliant display Of what appear
ed to be the aurora borealis was seen
in the heavens Saturday evening, and
at about the same time several streaks
of light shot up from the western sky,
the whole forming magnificent phe-
nomenon.
p. III. kellogg, alias Woodward,
who was arrested at Wvocena last week
charged with collecting bills without
authority for Woodland & Stone, had
his examination Friday at Portage and
was held to the circuit court on a
charge of forgery.
Those who desire to take trip to
| Milwaukee will be sure to avail them
selves of the opportunity of doing so
|. through the excursion which takes
place from Watertown next Sunday
on.the occasion of the Bundles Turner
Fest of the United States of America.
Tickets can be purchased of S. Meier,
Third street.
The marriage of William Blair and
Miss Lizzie Maybury took place at st.
Bernard's church yesterday morning,
Rev. Father Murphy performing the
ceremony, a number of the friends of
the contracting parties being present
to witness the nuptials. All desire
life of happiness to the afianced cou-
pie. Mr.. and Mrs Blair will reside
here.
Several substantial stone sidewalks
are recent improve ments to residence
portions of our city. On Clyman street
those surrounding the homes of Jacob
JOSH and Harlow Pease are the work
of the Watertown Stone company,
and on the west side those being laid
by Col. Jesse Stone and Senator A. Sol
liday are the production of a Milwau-
kee firm.
Thursday evening Miss Emile
Buchheit entertained her guests, the
Misses Kirscht, of Council Bluffs, by
giving bowling party to number of
friends at Hartwig's garden, on North
Fourth street, where the cool retreats
| proved to be most delightful on the
warm evening. Boats gaily illuminat-
ed with Chinese lanterns conveyed the
party up the river. The bowling prizes
were won by Miss Lizzie Kirscht and
Charles Habhegger.
| "A sneak thief entered the sanctum
of The Weltbuerger Office last Wednes-
day afternoon and taking a gold watch
and chain from Moritz Blumenfeld' IS
vest, which was hanging up, the fellow
decamped without being seen. Mr..
Blumenfeld was not absent from the
sanctum more than a few minutes.
His loss amounts to about $50. Satur-
day what was at first thought to be a
clue to the theft was obtained by the
discovery of an individual offering a
! gold watch for sale on the streets, but
when the matter was investigated by
the officers it was found not to be Mr..
Blumenfeld's property and that the
man was in the watch-selling business
and possessed state hawker's license.
DIR. n. Weinberg, the painless den
fist, will occupy the parlors of the
Commercial hotel from Monday, July
81, to August 5, inclusive. He will be
prepared to extract, treat and fill with
out pain and without use of gas, ether,
chloroform, electricity, cocoaine or any
other sleep producing agent. He does
just as he advertises, as the following
testimonials of the citizens of Jefer-
son and it's surroundings testify:
Mrs. B. Koser had sixteen teeth
extracted and claims to have had no
pain.
Mrs. B. VOCAL wishes to state that
she suffered no pain in having fifteen
out by DR.. n. Weinberg.
Miss Soccer, who had a number OF
teeth filed and extracted, recon-
mends DR.. w. highly as a painless
dentist.
Mrs. Ed. Peterman was very we'll
satisfied by the way DR.. Weinberg ex-
tracted her teeth.
For further reference we refer you
to Miss Bachel, who had "a teeth out.
Mrs. Geo. Sayre had Is out. Mrs.
| c. Artzberger had % out, Mrs. Pfaller
had.14 out, and others too numerous tc
mention.
Those who are in need of dental work
u-o ii ,;eo Go COLI UIt DR.. Weinberg at
Commercial hotel from Monday, July
81, to Saturday, August 5.
Death Of w. D. Stack.
We have the painful duty to;perform