Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-11-18

"A company OF friends of Miss Rose
,oelle we're pleasantly entertained at
Ter home Sunday afternoon and even
ng.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly
,or home patronage. Ask your
grocer for it.
The Turner society has resumed
is gymnasium classes for youths, in
ytructions being given Monday and
Thursday evenings.
"A photograph entertainment was
given at the M. E. church last evening
by Laing Bros. and Will be repeated
so-night. Tickets, Is cents.
Alex Joda, an experienced cigar
maker, has purchased the cigar factory
conducted for several years by William
Buending at 4153 Main street.
The Watertown friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugo Koenig, of Owatonna,
Mimi, are pleased to know that a
daughter was recently born to them.
D. Schwieger has closed a deal
with J. K. Lynd, of Koshkonong, for
an 18-horse-power New Era" gas
engine to furnish power for a feed mill.
Attention is directed to the sad"
of DR.. Mosley Lee and DR.. Helen E.
Lee, the specialists, elsewhere in this
issue. They will be at the Commercial,
November %, for short period.
From an item appearing last week
in The Oconomowoc Republican, we
take it that local newspaper man who
makes periodical trips to "Cooney"
has something more attractive there
than his male friends.
Paul Hence, who formerly was
employed by DR.. A. II. Hartwig and
others in this city, has fallen heir to
a property IN Germany worth $4,000
through the death of his mother. The
young man is now a resident of Fond
du Lac.
The annual contest of the Univer-
sites of Wisconsin and Minnesota for
football supremacy occurs at Madison
next Saturday. 1t will be the great
event of the year in college football of
the Northwest. Quite delegation of
our citizens expect to see the game.
-Hadley c. Ryder, of Hustisford !,
met with a serious accident last Friday
while operating feedmill on his
farm. In some manner his right hand
was caught in the machinery and it
was so badly mangled that it had to be
amputated at the base of the fingers.
Drs Clason and Hipke attended him.
Saturday afternoon the football
teams of the Northwestern universe
ty and the Watertown high school
met on the gridiron at the university.
The game was holly contested and
ended in a score of Is to IN favor of
the high school E. Ere ,richs and M .
Throne oficiated as umpire and re-
fierce, respectively.
-McKinley's election to the presi-
dency was duly observed last Friday
afternoon by the ladies of the Concor-
dia Friday club, who enjoyed ban
quet in the lower hall of the opera
house. Among the features of the
menu were Mckinley KISSES" which
are said to have compensated in a con-
siderable measure for the absence sof
the future president. The occasion
IS reported to have been very pleas
ant one.
Robert F. Brock was examined be-
fore Justice Stacy Thursday morning
last on a charge of using firearms with
the intent to do great bodily harm.
Brock is the tramp who fired at the
police near the Junction November
when they were endeavoring to arrest
him. On motion of District Attorney
Ryder be was held for trial to the cir
cult court in bonds of $3.50. Being un-
able to furnish bail he was committed
to the county Jail.
w. A. Christians, one of Johnson
Creeks young hustlers, has severed
his connection with the FL. Q. Chris
tians company and began business for
himself. He has rented an Office over
=. Hertel's store, in that village, and
will conduct a wholesale bicycle and
job printing establishment, both of
which lines he has been in for some
time, but which now he will enter more
extensively. W. A. is tireless work
er and will no doubt make a success of
his undertaking.
Last Wednesday evening the fol-
lowing party from this city attended a
social function at Hartland arranged by
the local Masonic and Eastern Star
lodges: Messrs. and Mesdames j.
JOSH, F. NJ. Eaton and G. w. Webb;
Misses Blanche Webb. Matte Menden-
hall, Estelle and Ella JOSH, Pearl Eaton
and Gertie Slight; Messrs. William
Will Slight, John Chap
man, G. T. Martenson and w. n. Haw-
kins Delegations were also present
from Oconomowoc Pawaukeo and