Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-10-09

visited this section last night.
-ssWhite Daisy" flour, per 4o-lb.
sack, $I.oO, delivered to any part OF
city
Ferdinand Birr and wife are the
proud parents of a 10-pound girl baby,
born yesterday.
An unusually large delegation from
Watertown attended the Jefferson
county fair last Thursday.
The Watertown shoemakers will
give their third annual ball at Turner
Opera house next Saturday night.
&c. Gloger opened a saloon and res
taurant last Saturday in the old stand
of Leo Ruesch, on North Water street.
William Norton will sell his resi-
dence, No. POI North Eighth street, at
auction IN Saturday, October 10, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
Louis Baars, formerly clerk at
Brandt & Abele's, will open a grocery
in the Kunert building, North Fourth
street. October 10.
The depot at Jefferson was burglar
lied last Wednesday night. Two or
three hundred tickets, $15 in cash and
considerable baggage was taken.
There will be an auction sale of
stock, farming implements, etc., onthe
farm of J. H. Burdick, four miles south
east of the city, at 10 A. NJ. on Saturday ,
October 19.
Thomas Sullivan has purchased the
farm of his brother, D. j. Sullivan. in
the town Of Shields. The latter re-
moved last3 week to Woodruff, Fond
du Lac county.
"A meeting of the young people of
St. PauI's Episcopal church is to be
held at the rectory o-morrow evening
for the purpose of arranging a Hal
lowe'en entertainment.
w. T. Rambuscn, Of Juneau, fur
nishes an interesting letter this week
on observations during his recent tour
in the South. A continuation will be
printed in our next issue.
Following are the officers of the
recently-organized young mems club
at 2I0 Main street: President, Max
Rohr; vice-president, Robert Kniesel;
secretary, William Schmidt; treasurer.
Joe Kerr.
Mrs. Henrietta Buending died last
Thursday and her funeral was held
C,-5,v ofornoon fror tho homo Of
her son-in-law, William Sonnemann,
7O4 Division street. She is survived
by three sons and two daughters.
Last Wednesday afternoon at the
Congregational parsonage Rev. G. G.
Weiss united in marriage Benjamin
Bertiesop and Miss Helen Weber, both
of Oconomowoc. The groom is a pho
tographer and the bride a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Weber. They went
to the Dells on a wedding trip.
The Chicago & Northwestern Rail
way company has abandoned the pay
car system and will, beginning this
month, pay all employees in checks, as
many other roads now do. A circular
announcing the change in system states
that more or less danger attends the
sending out of pay-cars filed with cash.
H. Kirchoff and G. Graewe, Water
town painters and decorators, in the
employ of Murphy & Dobbratz, have
Just completed the work of painting
and papering DR.. 6. W. Lueck's new
residence, on South Main street. Their
work is a credit to themselves as well
as to the house they represent.-JuneGu
Telephone.
WATERFOWL acquaintance of the
bride, who has visited here several
times, will be interested in the follow
ing announcement sent to friends:
"Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kirscht an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Elizabeth Mary. to Mr.. John Lincoln
Clark, Thursday, October third, eigh-
teen hundred and ninety-ive, Council
Bluffs, Iowa. At home after Novem-
Der first, 1913 Glen avenue"
The fremont house, which through
it's unsafe condition has been useless
and vacant for several years, is being
torn down, Adolph Jaeger having the
contract. The lumber, doors. blinds
and other salvage will be disposed of
to the best advantage, and thus some
thing saved from the wreck. The dis
appearance of this old landmark will
leaye a handsome site for a substantial
business block that would greatly i'm
prove the west side.
The grand opening sale at Leo
Ruesch's new shoe store, 210 West
Main street, is on this week and num-
erous rare bargains are being offered,
some of which are enumerated in an
advertisement elsewhere in this issue.
Mr.. Ruesch conducts Legitimate busi-
ness and the goods he handles are
guaranteed IS the best the market af-
fords. Consequently all his patrons
may safely rely upon securing trust
worthy wares, as we'll as receiving the
most Mr. RuaSch'S