Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-07-08
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sack, $500, delivered to any part of
city
"A patent on a force feed faucet
was recently granted to George Thauer
and G. P. Gates, of this city.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s minnesota
Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
for it. Only 100 cents a sack.
The golden wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. William Baumann, 1l2
North Sixth street, was celebrated last
Friday.
Joseph Jantzen has purchased the
team of horses, street sprinkler, gas
engine, etc., from the Anchor Hose
company for $500.
The Gazette and The Daily Times
spread themselves last week on red
white and blue paper, out of respect
to the national holiday.
The congregation and school of
Emanuel church held their annual pic
mic on Concordia island yesterday.
Music was provided by the Sinnissippi
band.
The contemplated change in the
brewing and mailing firm of Hartig &
MANI occurred on July l, and the bus
mess is now conducted solely by Will
liam Hartig.
The Concordia society will give
summernight's festival on the island
next Tuesday evening. Refreshments
will be served and good music for dane
ing provided All are invited and
pleasant time is promised.
List of unclaimed letters remaining
in the posto6ice July S, 1896:
Barber, C. E. Fogel, John
Buntrock, Miss Ida Him, NJ. r.
Cooke, Frank L, Radke, VIM.
Cranmer, Miss Minnie
WM. II. RoHR, P. NJ
w. A. Christians, of Johnson Greek,
is in receipt of the following fattering
recommendation Of the Renowned"
bicycle from Putrow 4 Frazer, of Phil
lips: Everybody is stuck on the
Renowned and they are fine looking
wheel"
Rev. J. E. Roy. D. D., of Chicago,
will occupy the pulpit of the Congre-
gational church next Sunday morning
and evening. He comes in the inter
est of the A. M. A. work, and his even
ing lecture illustrates with the stere-
opticon the associations work and It's
results.
An alarm of fire at 8 O'Clock last
evening called the department to W.
J. Meltzer's home. 500 Sixth street,
where kerosene lamp had been over
turned. The blaze was extinguished
with the garden hose before the fire
men arrived Some wearing apparel
and the carpet were slight ~ damaged.
Mrs. Gustave Dumke died Friday
morning last, after a short illness, at
her home, 307 North Monroe street.
Her disease was peritonitis, and she
was 90 years old. Her husband and one
child survive. The funeral occurred
Sunday afternoon from st. Marks
church.
-Ferd Link, the popular west side
dispenser of liquid refreshments, is
now settled in his new sample room at
115 North Washington street, in the
brick building just erected by Thomas
Brooks. Mr. Link is nicely situated,
and everything about his we'll kept
place is bright, fresh and thoroughly
inviting.
jaeger, O'Connell & Ryan is the
style of a new undertaking firm which
will shortly be launched in Water
town, the partners being Robert Jae-
ger, Nicholas O'Connell and John
Ryan. The firm will be located in the
west store of Bonner Bros block on
West Main street and will be finely
equipped for service in their line. Mr..
Jaeger is an experienced undertaken.
-Halbert L. Hoard, one Of the edi-
tors of The Fort Atkinson Union, and
/ eldest son OF ax Governor w. D. Hoard
and wife, y as married in Chicago yes
terday by Rev. H. ". Thomas, to Miss
Emma NJ Wenham, charming and
accomplished young lady of Fort At
kinson. They will pass their honey
moon at Lake Superior points and be
at home after September l. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoard have the very best wishes
of their numerous friends throughout
the county, and THE REPUBLICAN ex-
tends fraternal greetings.