Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-08-05
HOME MATTERS.

House to rent. Enquire at 419
North Washington street.
The best gloves for threshing, at
| Achtenhagen & Heilman's.
Many ofour citizens passed Sunday
at the neighboring summer resorts.
The members of "The Klub' en-
loved a davis outing at Lake Mills Sun
day.
-"White Daisy" flour, per 4o-lb.
sack, $I.oo, delivered to any part OF
city
DIR. J. Linger has opened dental
Office over W. F. Gruetzmacher's store,
313 Main street.
New cement walks are being con-
structed about Mayor Racks resi-
dence, on Washington street.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s Minnesota
Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
for it. Only 100 cents q sack.
There we're not many excursion
lists to the Dells from this point yester-
day, the party numbering about ten.
The Congregational Y. ?. S. c. E.
will give their postponed lawn social at
J.T. Moak's home tomorrow evening.
Miss Laura Warner, of this city,
was married last Thursday in Milwau-
| kee to Fred Schwe1tzer. of the latter
place.
-Threshing outfits are quite plentl-
full in this vicinity this season, and in
consequence there is considerable cut
in rates.
st. Paul's Episcopal Sunday school
and its friends picnicked in the grove
at the hospitable home of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Slight last Thursday. The
day passed very pleasantly.
Monday afternoon load of hay
belonging to Thomas Williams, of En-
met, was dumped into West Main
street, near Lees barber shop, owing
to the breaking of one of the wheels.
The following bids were opened
Saturday by the aldermen Of the Third
ward for the construction of stone
| culvert across Milford street near the
St. Paul railway tracks: August Ku-
nitz, S24O; Adolf Jaeger, $3.50; NJ. Gal
lagher, $3.50; Cowen & Geisler, $2S8.
John Utley was arrested Saturday
evening by Officer Eifier, from de-
scription furnished by the Oconomowoc
authorities of a man wanted there for
stealing a watch from q saloon. Utley
was taken to Oconomowoc and ar
ralgned in the municipal court Mon
day, but for want of evidence was dis
charged.
BY a score of Is to 6, the Wege-
mann & Strauss baseball team was de-
feated at Fox Lake Sunday afternoon
by the team of that place. The bat
teries we're: Berndt and Beerbaum for
w. & S., Mccarthy, Jenny and MCGEE
| for Fox Lake.
Father Houlihan, of Notre Dame,
| Ind ;, is the new assistant pastor Of st.
Bernard's church, vice Rev. j. D.
| Coleman, appointed to the vice-presi-
dency of the Holy Cross college at
New Orleans The latter gentleman
leaves next Friday for his new field of
| labor.
John 6. Conway on Saturday fled
his resignation as city attorney with
the city clerk. His reason for taking
this course is that be cannot devote
as much of his time to the duties of
the Office as is required. The salary
for the present year is $500, having
been reduced from $500.
The German soldiers, who made
such favorable appearance in the
Fourth of July parade, are considering
the organization of permanent COM
pany and have taken the initial steps
towards such. 1t is expected to have
80 members, appropriately uniformed
and armed. A condition of member
ship is service at one time in the Ger
man army.
Prof. Paul Biefeld, of the Apple
ton High school, Appleton, has invent
ed a dynaG1o for incandescent lighting
that promises to work wonders in the
electrical world. The dynamo is suit
able for mills and factories using from
fifty to $50 lights. 1t is fully one-half
slower than those in present use and
it is said to be great deal more efficient
and at the same time cheaper. The
dynamo is beyond the experimental
point and it is said that wherever they
have been put in they have giventhe
utmost Mizagaatkee Sentinel
F. H. Hathaway, who came to the
| West Avenue house last week from
Waukesha, accompanied by his youth
full wife, took his departure Saturday
without any ceremony whatever, neg
! Letting also to inform his ''better half
of his destination or his future plans.
Mrs. Hathaway-a bride of only three
months-was heart-broken over the
sudden leave-taking and said she
feared her spouse had deserted her.
He had been in search of work, but on
finding none probably became discour-
aged, and his encouragement also no