Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-10-07
HOME MATTERS.
Try Globe Milling CompanY's
reSh ground Buckwheat Flour.

"A girl baby was born Friday to c.
Volt and wife, zoos North Second
treet.
p. J. Burke has rented his building
N Water street for a carriage reposi-
DRY to III. Bramer.
The Women's guild of st. Paul's
.hurch meets Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. W. F. Sommerfeld.
The Watertown Shoe company has
disposed of its retail store at 2O3
Main street to Leonard Schempf.
Friday night thieves helped them
elves to two pairs of pantaloons from
ne porch of Robert Dents residence.
Have you seen A. Quentmeyer's
ne of fancy shirts? Nonein the city
hat can approach them. lit Main
street.
The Wood Jersey combination
laye6 return engagement at Concor-
ia Opera house Saturday and Sunday
venings.
Look at A. Quentmeyer's line of
IT coats; they are reliable. A years
uarantee goes with every one. III
lain street.
TRY Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly
or home patronage. Ask your
ROGER for it.
Charles Thrams, A. Borchardt and
William McGraw have opened cigar
actory in the Misegades building,
North Water street.
Judge Bennett, in the circuit court
1T J efferson last week, granted decree
If divorce between Charles Raabe and
lis wife, of this city.
In St. Bernard S church Sunday the
marriage bans of Peter Norton and
Miss Catherine O'Connell, both of
Emmett, were published.
The famous Flyers Sisters Colored
Comedy company will fill an engage
ment all of next week at Concordla
Opera house. Prices, 10, 20 and 80
cents.
The Watertown High school foot
ball team will play an Oconomowoc
eleven next Saturday afternoon at the
old ball park in the Fifth ward. A
good game Is promised.
The cost of a bottle of DR.. Anglick er's
New Collie Cure is but trifie compared
with the loss of a valuable horse. One
SOC bottle will cure any case of fiatulent
or spasmodIc Collector sale at John
Molzahn' S drug store.
Large quantities of fish are being
caught near the Rough and Ready
dam, the construction of which neces-
states the lowering of the water in that
quarter, thus enabling the boys to cap
ture the fish with their hands.
The Wisconsin NJ. E. conference,
IN session at Stevens Point the past
week, assigned Rev. J. J. Ceiling, who
as had charge of the church in this
.ty the past year, to Byron and Leroy.
lie is succeeded here by Rev. j. T.
5tretton. of Manawa.
-Reinhold Schott won the restling
match at Jefferson last Wednesday
night, his opponent, Edward Rub, the
chicago strong man, failing to throw
i'm three times in an hour according to
le requirements of the match. I'll e
vie was Graeco-Roman.
"A mild form Of diphtheria aff1 lets
he family of A. c.. Judd, his wife being
down with it. Mr.. Judd is necessarily
detained at home and his position as
American Express AGENTS filed mean
time by John Blair, while Ed Cavenagh
has charge of the delivery.
"A recent order of the Chicago &
Northwestern Railway company re-
1uires all station agents and baggage
men on their system to be uniformed.
The local employees are therefore to be
seen now in the regulation suit, which
is of navy blue with brass buttons
WithSunday EVENINGS services the
mission at St. Henry's Catholic church
anne to a close The services during
he week were largely attended and
ollowed with great devoutness by the
congregation. 1t was evident that the
arrest labors of the missionaries bore
God fruit.
A. j. Weiss, of Watertown, was in
he city Monday and made this Office
call in answer to the article which
ppeared in our columns last week.
fr. Weiss informed rs that our infor-
liant was mistaken as regards his
eing in the city, and also denied the
sIguage attributed to him. We have
hesitancy in believing the gentle
IAN when he makes an open denial,
ence we publish the above Waterloo
lemocrdt
As everybody in Watertown who
as ever travelled knows Charley
White, the genial and popular conduc-
5r on the st. Paul railway. the follow
lg good story told on him by Madison
,dy and printed in The State Journal
i'll be appreciates:
I Was amused on the trip this morn